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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1950
Page
4
Ainsworth and Flippin offer a method for combining and recleaning beans in the field. The notes focus on efficient handling, timing, and equipment setup for farmers.
An advertisement touts NICO STOP with guaranteed instant relief and a taste sample at drug stores. A man in Lea County is sought to call on farmers for a sales opportunity offering $15 to $20 daily with no experience or capital required. Written by McNess Company, Dept. A, Freeport Illinois. 9-22-21p
Young Jimmy Dunlap of Tatum enters college this week after a serious shotgun accident left him ill at Brownfield Hospital. He was taken by his father to collect and began college a week late.
In the four postwar years world wool consumption averaged about 7 million bales annually, roughly 50 percent above prewar years and 42 percent above the current production rate.
Artesia, led by five veteran lettermen and a 180 pound line, opened the season with two wins including a 19 to 0 shellacking of Tucumcari. The team backs coach Jack Tinson and faces a 12 game schedule with eight home games, while rosters highlight QB Joe Harriet and halfbacks Doyle Cole and Vernon Halderman.
Federal jury hears Carlos Salas describe seeing a padlock used on Wesley Byrd at the Coogler murder scene. Testimony links Beasley and other officers to alleged torture as the state rests its case in the civil rights trial in Santa Fe.
Judge Roy C. Anderson opened Lovington district court with many orders, divorces, and decrees. Actions include divorces for Carita Ross and Billie Rash, custody rulings, quiet titles for several parties, and compensation awards to workers. A Baton Twirling Jamboree and State Fair queen contest were announced for Albuquerque with entry details and clinics.
A peak of almost three billion pounds of wool was world traded in 1949 as buyers rushed to meet the strong postwar demand.
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