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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1951

Page

7

4-H Club Members Grow Food and Garments in 1951

The nations 4-H club members numbering 2,000,000 in 1951 produced over 120,000 acres of home gardens and 600,000 acres of field crops. They raised 175,000 dairy animals and 7,650,000 beef cattle sheep and swine while freeing 0,000,000 pounds of food and preserving 16,000,000 quarts. They made or remodeled more than 2,000,000 garments.

Pauls Propaganda Aims at Noble Spiritual Ends

A historical note on Paul the Apostle as a model of propaganda used for dignified aims. It contrasts his pre conversion intolerance with post conversion empathy and argues his preaching, though not flashy, was effective and persuasive for spiritual growth and wider reach.

Pere Paul Christ Aganda Prien Thes

Farm Population Declines Sharply Amid Efficiency Gains

Farm population began falling in 1910 and dropped by 5 million between 1940 and 1950. The 23,577,000 figure matches the level from fifty years earlier, while the national population is about 75,000,000 higher. The Bureau of Agricultural Economies cites efficiency and higher output with fewer workers as the main cause.

Bureau of Agricultural Economies

Farm Population Trends Show Stable Numbers Amid Shifts to Part-Time Roles

A historical analysis notes farm populations are roughly unchanged over 50 years while part-time farming rises. Many ex-farmers become part-time businessmen or factory workers, with gains in home conveniences. Most return to small or mid-sized towns or suburbs, some move to big cities. Birth rates rise urbanly but farm rates lag.

BAE

Probation After Death Lesson Sunday at Hobbs Church

The Church of Christ Scientists in Hobbs New Mexico schedules a Sunday lesson and sermon for October 28 1951 with the topic Probation After Death The golden text cites John 5 25 and the sermon references Romans 12 1 and a Science and Health passage noting repentance spiritual baptism and regeneration reflecting mortal beliefs and false individuality

Hobbs New Mexico Mary Baker Eddy

New Garden Circular Aids New Mexico Garden Planning

A new extension circular titled Gardening in New Mexico by Extension Horticul turalist L C Gibbs helps plan next year’s garden. It covers varieties soil prep fertilizers irrigation harvesting storing and crop culture for beans cabbage carrots and other crops with a condensed home garden guide. The circular lists vegetable varieties row feet per family of five planting dates area distances and approximate yields per 100 feet of row. County agents can provide copies.

New Mexico L. C. Gibbs

Farm equipment values rise three and a half times since 1940

In 1940 farmers used equipment valued at 5 billion dollars. Today equipment value is 17.5 billion dollars, about three and a half times higher.

Industry Growth From Petrochemistry Spreads Benefits

Petrochemistry has grown from near-nothing to a billion-dollar field in under a quarter century. The industry provides stable supplies and prices, expands old plants, and spurs new ones, benefiting industry, homes, and farms through cheaper, better products.

Triple Measure Ludington Eggs Case In Kirck Williams

A local report from Ludington Michigan notes Kirck Williams facing a case over alleged egg handling. The scene centers on a disputed measure and a trio of yolks cited in the item, with authorities investigating the claim.

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St. Thomas Walter Christian Church Kenneth Chambe IRS Ugh Harris Assembly OF God Orel Boteler Randolph Wallace David T. Moore Sunen Sun Nazarene Church Young People Prayer Meeting Howard Gran Don Methodist Church Sunt M. Y.f.sun Sur Roy Ross L. C. Willers Benny Teas Sheet Metal North Turner Hobbs, New Mexico Johnnie's Floral America GMC LEA County Motor CO Lovington Churches OF Christ Scientists Stevens Clinic New Post Office Howard McDonald B & B Package Store Paso LEA County Lovington Abstract CO Ruth Piatt State Land Office Land Office Santa Fe P. O Santa Fe, New Morte Carlisle Mattress Company Gulf Aidin LEA Insurance Agency Lovington, New North Shipp Phi Hobbs Orangeburg THE Hobbs Plumbing CO
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