Important changes in S. P. time card
Beginning Sunday April 1 six first class trains change times. No 101 Sunset Limited west arrives 12 a m. No 102 Sunset Limited east unchanged 4 52 a m. No 105 Sunset Express replaces No 100 west arriving 2 42 p m. No 1 Californian west unchanged. No 12 Golden State east advances to 6 15 a m. No 104 Sunset Express arrives 2 09 7 p m nearly two hours earlier.
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Californian
Golden State
East
Sunset Express
el Paso Evening Herald
Waffle House Opens Under L Bowman in Busy Start
L Bowman opens his Waffle House known for 24 hour service. Katherine Burch and Emma Shafer work as waitresses as the spot reports brisk business from opening day and Bowmen emphasizes cleanliness and strong advertising.
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Bowman
Katherine Burch
Emma Shafer
School Notes Pranks and Promises at Local School
Readers note playful and dubious claims about luck superstitions a rabbit foot a stolen cross roads tale and April Fool jokes. The item also mentions classroom notices giving April Fool status and mock achievements including grades and car talk.
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Scotty
L.als
Last Chance Mine Reopens With High Silver Yield
The Last Chance mine resumes operations under Engineer VW A Montgomery and reports silver ore assays of 110 ounces. Anita No. 2's efforts revived the district and Capt RL R Allison has attracted mining men who endorse the Pyramid district. Smoke from Last Chance stacks appears promising.
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Montgomery
Anita No. 2
RL R Allison
Cupt
Anita
Pyramid
Teachers College Grows After North Central Recognition
Silver City New Mexico State Teachers' College gains North Central Association status under President A O Bowen marking a step up in efficiency and future needs. The Silver City Independent urges stronger legislative support for larger funding and new buildings to accommodate rising enrollment.
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North Central Association of Colleges
New Mexico State Teachers’ College of
Silver City
A. O. Bowen
Grant County
State
Teachers’ College
Comemunity
Aml
Readable items in Reynolds column offer bargains
A brief in the Reynolds column notes there are worthwhile bargains this week. The writer invites readers to review Ady’s tips and highlights hopeful prospects and value across the offerings.
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Reynolds
Ady
Oscar Allen Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Hidalgo County
Oscar Allen of Lordsburg announces his candidacy for Hidalgo County Sheriff subject to Democratic Primaries on May 15 1926. The declaration signals his campaign in the local political contest.
Candidate for Hidalgo County Second District Office
The notice announces B. B. Owney of Lordsburg as a candidate for Commissioner of Hidalgo County Second District subject to Democratic primaries on May 15, 1926.
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Hidalgo County
Lordsburg
B. B. Owney
Chas. E. Fuller
Kerr seeks Hidalgo County treasurer post in 1926 primary
Earle Kerr of Lordsburg runs in the Democratic primary for re election to Hidalgo County treasurer subject to the May 15 1926 voting date.
Hidalgo County Democrats Set Primary Date in May 1926
The County Clerk of Hidalgo County announces the Democratic primaries for May 15, 1926. Balloting will determine party nominees with B. H. Cross listed as a candidate from Valedon.
County Assessor Nomination Notice May 15 1926
Local government notice announces candidate L. A. Bradberry seeking County Assessor, subject to Democratic primary approval, with Lordsburg as the location.
Forco Primary Run May 15 1026 Lordsburg Suit
County Superintendent of Schools announces the Democratic primary date of May 15 1026 in Lordsburg. Dora Kerr appears as a candidate in the race and the notice is filed by FORCO.
Felix R. Jones In Hidalgo County Sheriff Primary
In Hidalgo County Democratic primary race Felix R. Jones advances from Lordsburg as a candidate for sheriff in the May 5 1926 election. The notice lists Jones as a primary contender and identifies Lordsburg as his origin.
Fuller Runs in Democratic Primary at Lordsburg May 15 1926
Charles E. Fuller seeks the Democratic nomination in Lordsburg on May 15 1926. Local voters are urged to cast ballots to determine the candidate for upcoming city or county race.
New Mexico to Launch Statewide Publicity Survey
Governor Hannett announces a two part survey by the new Bureau of Publicity to map resources and promote New Mexico as a vacation destination. Crichton leads with cooperation from University of New Mexico Agricultural College School of Mines and Chamters of Commerce.
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Santa Fe
State of
New Mexico
A. T. Hannett
Bureau of Publicity
Kyle 8. Crichton of
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Agrcultural College
School of Mines
State
Chamcters of Commerce
Hannett
Department of Agricultural and the Interior Department
Petro Foun
Hannes
Ajab
State Bureau of Publicity
Grichten
Italy
Crichton Ead
Crichton
Bowman Promotes Local Bakery Pies
Customer questions origin of pies at the Never Sleep Waffle House. Bowman credits Lordsmirg Bakery and Harry Wacker for the pastries and urges supporting home industries.
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Never Sleep Waffle House
Harry Wacker
Lordsmirg Bakery
Mr. Bowman
Old Reliable James W Darley Returns to Town
No one is surprised as James W Darley arrives from Hachita and takes a spot at Up To Date Grocery. It’s expected his family will rejoin him soon, as they always do.
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James W. Darley
Hachita
Taylor Hopes for Oil Boom in Old Town Moneta California
A letter from Moneta California dated March 2 1926 to Mr Holt accompanies a £2.00 subscription payment and expresses hope the town will soon experience a real oil boom.
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Taylor
Moneta
Calif
Mr Holt
Warren Warren Wonders Why We Don’t Raise Beans
Richard Warren of the Southern Pacific discussed New Mexico prospects after March rains. He urged planting pink beans and tomatoes as a stable path to agricultural prosperity, and offered aid to Lordsburg settlers and the new diatomaceous earth industry effort.
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Richard Warren
Southern Pacific
New Mexico
Warren
Ilivalgo County
Mr. Warren
Reynolds
Lordsburg Land & Investment Go
Heynolds
the & PD
Lordsburg Corporation
el Paseo
Florence Cardoen and friends win junior certificate in art
Florence Ellen and Mary Cardoen receive a Junior certificate from Gregg Publishing Company for their arrangement of material. Nora Jones earns a Senior certificate. Debate on the Vabyterd Act echoes school effort with Ernest Garcon and Florence Cardoen for the negative and Joseph Cardoen and Nora Jones affirmative.
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Florence
Ellen
Mary Cardoen
Gregg Publishing Germepany
Nora Jones
Ceview
Joseph Cardoen
Ernest Garcon
Florence Cardoen
Messers Henery Senith
Douglas Merrila
Jlobert Mortenson Teft
Malone
Gardner
Woaler Goes to Tucson for New Work Assignment
Henry Woaler, who completed his duties at the coal chute, has left for Tucson to take up a new assignment. He is described as a workman never ashamed of his craft.
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Henry Woaler
Tucson
Mrs Wood Improving After Illness at Home
We are pleased to report Mrs George A Wood is on the road to recovery. She had been desperately ill and remains at her Sixth Street home where care is continued.
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George A Wood
Sixth Street
Fine Mohair Sold by New Mexico Growers Association
About 48 000 pounds of fine mohair were sold at a New Mexico grower meeting on March 26. The sales committee, with L C Knape of Bowie Arizona and others, accepted bids from Deamuth Webster and Coo and arranged a trade to Deamuth of Schwartz & Co for 50 3-4 cents per pound. Members at the meeting included P M Ewing Adams Sons White & Watters and several others from Lordsburg Animas and Deming.
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New Mexico
L. C. Knape
Bowie
Ariz
PLM
Ewing
Animas
BF. J. Wood
Hellen Hotel
Deamuth, Webster and Coo
Apeline flKsion
Deamut
Mwartz & Co
Lordabure
P.M. Ewing
Adams & Sons
White & Watters
HH. G. Adama
Upshaw Bros
Fades
Tom Gee
Ani
Lordsburg
Weaver
Clifton
Ary. L. Knape
Go Kovich Bros
DH. Bond
Deming
Mining activity in the Hatchet district reports rich ore finds
The Hatchet district shows notable mining interest with Bhimp obtaining location notices and claims across Little Hatchet and Gold Hill. Notable entries include Pitch's four foot vein of lead-silver ore, Carleton Bros. work at Gold Hill, and various developers like Fowles, Mike Wilcox, Reynolds and Shelly, and No Blake with prized gold ore and dykes.
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PG. Bhimp
Hachita
al. Osbarge
Carleton Bros
Gold Hill
the & W
Tawny
Pitch
Mike Wilcox
George Green
Little Mildred
Reynolds and
Shelly
Little Hatchet
Blake
Sitirop
Florida boom fades as developments face collapse
Editor notes the Florida fever cooling from last summer and predicts many subdivisions will fail. He warns many 1 1/5 acre lots offered at 800 to 4 000 will be worth about 25 per acre, while inland property remains risky and subject to depreciation.
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Florida
Great Meetings at the Christian Church
The Christian church meetings draw growing crowds with nightly baptisms and extra chairs. Ten baptisms completed with at least three more expected. 44 individuals have come forward. Brother Tyndall delivers sermons and Revelation studies after each service as the meetings near closing on April 4. Dinner will be served after Sunday service. Brother T. A. Phillips, Minister.
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The
Christian Church
Brother Tyndall
Goda
Bro. Tyndall
Texas
T. A. Phillips
Baptist Revival In Progress At Local Meetings
The Baptist revival continues with strong attendance at morning afternoon and evening services. Rev J L Rupard receives notable support from Rev and Mrs 8 M Skagen of Oklahoma who came as an evident answer to prayer.
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J. L Rupard
Mre
M. Skagen
Oklahoma
Avie Dent
Steins Faces Wet Times From Heavy Rainfall
Ben notes widespread flooding in Steins with streets under water and no bath tubs. Local firms delay work, mules and boats discussed to move goods, and residents seek rubber boots and rain gear as Perry’s sidewalk remains submerged.
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DM Co
Here
Lordsburg
the & P Co
Yura
el Peo
Rio Grande
Mra
Joees
Hiseriteria
Henry Hobinson
Bleing Mere
Hy Jack Cattle Co
Washington
Red
Perry
Sunrise Easter Service at Valedon on Sunday Morning
Sunrise Faster service scheduled at Valedon on the mountain near the S P track. Arrangements urged by Vale don ladies with an open invitation to all churches and residents. Cars should depart Lordsburg at 6 am and children are especially encouraged to attend.
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Valedon
S. P
Lordsburg
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Felix R. Jones
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Mrs Wood
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