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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1924

Page

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West must show East value of copper mines tariff

A visiting group from the Calumet & Arizona Mining Co led by Gen Greenway and Thomas F. Cole toured Lordsburg in the Southwest. They urged the East to support a copper tariff to protect American labor standards. Attendees included J. Greenway, E. Collins, J. Fisher, T. Cole, F. Kohlhaas, C. Briggs, T. Collins, W. Congdon, G. Newett, and others.

Thomas F. Cole Calumet & Arizona Mining Company Lordsburg John Greenway A. Properties Big Bunch of Brains and Capital Occas E. J. Collins Jas FE. Fisher Calumet Michigan T. 4. Cole Greenwich Conn New York Frank Kohlhaas Chas. E. Briggs Cleveland Ohio T. H. Collins Springfield Mass Walter B. Congdon Duluth Minn George A. Newett Ishpeming Mich Floyd Augustine St. Louis New Cornelia Gordon Rh. Campbell Cole Mohler Lois Mae Mohler Leonard Wood Geo. A. Newett Congress Southwest I. Mohler H. P. Paul Amos

School Notes and Student Life Highlights

Lucy Cline has been absent from school for a long time. The Senior play will be at Star Theatre soon with the Seniors aiming for a successful production. Oma Powers receives handkerchief shower gifts and a cook book project. Elva Bradberry returns after a three week absence. No graduation exercises due to eighth grade promotion. diplomas ordered. An essay on good health by a fourth grader emphasizes cleanliness, diet, sleep, and open air exercise. Jack Conroy signs off.

Ima Lucy Cline Star Theatre Oma Powers Syday Oma Pete Elva Bradberry Jack Conroy

Church of Christ Service Schedule April 13 1924

Lord's Day services listed with Bible School 10 a.m. led by J M Dorrance, Lord's Supper and preaching at 11 a.m., Christian Endeavor 7 p.m. preaching 8 p.m. topics include My Decisions and What They Have Meant to Me and Jesus The Truth. Prayer meeting and choir practice Wednesdays 8 p.m. Invitation extended.

Bible School J. M. Dorrance Christian Endeavor

Musical Recital and Social at Christian Church

Mrs. Barnwell presents a musical recital and social at the Christian church Friday evening. Program begins at 7 30 with free admission.

Christian Church

W. H. Daily Assumes Post at Mexican Lead-Silver Smelter

W. H. Daily left Monday to take charge as superintendent and metallurgist of a lead-silver smelter at Ne gociaacion de San Andress de la Sierra in Durango Mexico. He brings qualifications to the new role.

W. H. Daily Negociaacion de San Andress de

Woman's Club Plans District Federation Meeting in Lordsburg

The Woman's Club of Lordsburg met at Mrs. Ronald Egan's home with strong turnout. They outlined April events including the District Federation meeting on April 26 and a concert by the Silver City Choral Club on April 25, plus a larger local Art Exhibit during the federation gathering. A special April meeting with a musical program under Mrs. Crowell was set for April 21 at Mrs. Vanderpool's home.

Woman's Club of Lordsburg Ronald Egan District Federation Silver City Choral Club Crowell Vanderpool

Wells Seeks County School Superintendent Post

Mrs Olivia M Wells PTA president and noted Wilson School teacher announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools. The Attorney General of New Mexico rules the position is elective, not appointive, and Miss Wright’s term ends this year.

Miss Wright Olivia M. Wells Parent-Teacher Association Wilson School Attorney General of New Mexico

Vanderpool Hosts N. and T. Club Meeting

Mrs. Vanderpool hosted the N. and T. Club Tuesday with special guests Mrs. Cougill Mrs. Wilkerson Mrs. Green Mrs. McLesky and Mrs. Chas. Fuller in attendance.

Vanderpool N. and T. Club Mrs. Cougill Wilkerson Green McLesky Chas. Fuller

Epworth League Holds Delightful Methodist Social

The Epworth League enjoyed a very delightful social at the Methodist church with fine attendance and cheerful fellowship.

Epworth League Social Epworth League Methodist

Rodent Control Method Described for Hidalgo County

A survey of Kangaroo rat infestations in Hidalgo County shows grazing land damage. Farmers unite with the County Agent and Bureau of Biological Survey to coordinate a poison grain program, enabling rapid, area-wide mitigation through cooperative effort led by John G. Koogler.

Hidalgo County Bureau of Biological Survey John G. Koogler

Multiple Hospital Procedures and Medical Notices

Mrs O A Merrill of Virden undergone a minor operation at De Moss Hospital. Fred Seoble and Martha Jane Deo ble of San Simon had removal of tonsils and adenoids. Mrs Will Gale of Franklin had a minor operation. Mrs Dave Williams presented her husband a baby daughter yesterday. Aaron McKelvy of Dallas Texas received medical treatment. Walter Sullivan landlord at the Hollen had his tonsils removed. Kay H Reynolds underwent a major operation. Loude Lyall of Steins received medical treatment.

O. A. Merrill Virden Fred Seoble Martha Jane Deoble San Simon Will Gale Pranklin Dave Williams Aaron McKelvy Dallas Texas Walter Sullivan the Hollen Kay H Reynolds Loude Lyall Steins

Mart Hardin Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Hidalgo County

Mart Hardin formally declares for Hidalgo County Sheriff. A former U S marshal and deputy sheriff, he cites extensive law enforcement experience as qualification. He remarks he does not want to display a Republican image on his campaign materials.

M. Q. Hardin Hidalgo County U. 8 Matt

Busy days for officers and courts with multiple cases

Sheriff Allen's force City Marshal McKeel and Judge Marsalis handled several cases. A pair of tourists stole the Lewis sisters' Ford coupe ending in Yuma with police interception and remand to the grand jury. Oscar and Harry recovered a Kissel car in Los Angeles and detained driver McCormick. Oscar holds W E Gumm of Oklahoma tied to fraud. Win Waitman Harold Freeman were sought for assault. Deserters Carl Mabee Arya Smith from Fort Sam Houston were reported. Judge Ryan attended monthly hearings but called the docket light.

Allen McKeel Judge Marsalis Toursis Lewis Sisters Yuma Ubie McKevel Grand Jury Oscar Harry Los Angeles McCormick W. E. Gumm Oklahoma Win Waitman Harold Freeman Douglas Earle Fort Sam Houston Carl Mabee Arya Smith Ryan

Two County Commissioners Announce for Re election

Chairman J. KW. Ownsby of the first district and C PF. Houlihan of the second district announce running for another term. Commissioner Myrt Maloney of the 3rd district plans to leave the state and will not seek re election. Houlihan adds he cannot spend much time campaigning and will focus on business and his ranch.

J. KW. Ownsby PF. Houlihan Myrt Maloney Houlihan

Mrs. Larremore Takes Over Heather Store Duties

Mrs E W Larremore succeeds Mrs Allen in the Heather furniture store. The departing manager plans a brief rest before her successor aims to duplicate the store’s notable success.

E. W. Larremore Allen Heather

Dora Kerr Announces For County Superintendent

Mrs Dora Kerr a long time resident and experienced teacher announces her candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools. She currently serves on the Valedon teaching staff and has spent nearly three decades in the region.

Dora Kerr Valedon

General Greenway Brings Birthstone Gifts to Doris Mae Mohler

When General Greenway visited from Warren this week he presented Doris Mae Mohler with a family gift from Mrs. Greenway. The gifts include a birthstone set with gold mountings as baby pins, baby silverware, and a knitted baby suit.

General Greenway Warren Doris Mae Mohler

President Coon Attends Bank Directors Meeting

President Frank KR Coon traveled from Albuquerque for a bank directors meeting on Tuesday. Mr Robson arrived from Tucson and Stanley Coon came from Duncan. After the session Mr Crowell drove the president to Silver City for the train to Albuquerque. All reported as well.

Frank KR. Coon Albuquerque Mr. Robson Tucson Stanley Coon Duncan Mr. Crowell Silver City O. K

Reunion of the Anderson family in Virden

Grandpa Andrew Anderson and wife hosted a Sunday reunion at grandson Arvin Mortensen’s home. Most living children attended except Leo at sea and Andrew William away at work. Relatives came from Tucson Thatcher Safford El Paso and Virden for photos and fellowship. A baby boy arrived April 2 and Mae Jones was elected school trustee April 2.

Andrew Anderson Arvin Mortensen Leo California Andrew William Monroe Tucson Hans Thatcher Eliza Johnson Safford Sylvin Burrell Lorengio el Paso Bertha Johnson Mammie Mortensen Virden Grandpa Anderson Stork Bishop Jones Mae Jones Jones Edith Cordon Edith Lower Valley Maron Thatcher The Relief Society Mma Jones Utah

Save the Children at Lordaburg Baptist Church

Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching 11 a.m. Mothers and fathers urged to join the slogan Save the Children to spare children from vice. Special season for children 3 to 103. B Y P U at 7 p.m. preaching at 8 p.m.

Lordaburg Underworld

Vernon C Wright Seeks Third District Commissioner Seat

Vernon C Wright of Animas enters race to replace Myrt Maloney not seeking re election. He cites lifelong regional ties ranch experience and four years as a Southern Pacific seat clerk as credentials.

Vernon C. Wright Animas Myrt Maloney Myrt Vernon Southern Pacific

Knights of Pythias Meet as Bees Preparation Looms

Port Cougill and Bill Townsend led the Knights of Pythias in a lively third Tuesday gathering. The report notes plans for a busy next Tuesday as the Royal Order of Bees prepares to meet.

Port, Cougill Bill Townsend Pythian Royal Order of Bees

Winnie Davis Gilbert Honored at Silver City Visit

Winnie Davis Gilbert drove from Silver City with Mr and Mrs Chas Fuller for a Saturday evening party in her honor. Attendees included Mildred Trimble Helen Chase Ora Fuller Prof Cougill Prof Bonham Prof Doyle Wm Townsend and Marvin Fuller. Dick Cureton accompanied Winnie back to Silver City on Sunday.

Winnie Davis Gilbert Silver City Chas. Fuller Nell Mildred Trimble Helen Chase Ora Fuller Cougill Bonham Doyle Wm. Townsend Marvin Fuller Dick Cureton Winnie

O. E.8S Visit to Silver City Reported

Mrs. Chase Mrs. Small Mrs. Trim bis Mrs. Peak Mrs. Wade B. Smith and Misses Mildred Trimble and Inez Wright visited the O. E. 8. at Silver City on Monday. Townsend and Troutman were motormen.

Chase Small Trimbis Peak Wade B. Smith Mildred Trimble Inez Wright O. E Silver City Townsend and Troutman

Lyman E. Garrett Announces Candidacy for Sheriff

Lyman E. Garrett of Valedon announces his bid for sheriff this week citing fourteen years as a regional law officer. He claims experience on the Mounted Police, as police officer for the Chino and C. A. companies, ranch foreman for the L. C. Company, and service on the Cattle Sanitary Board and as deputy sheriff.

Lyman BE. Garrett Valedon Chino Company C. & A. Company L. C. Company Cattle Sanitary Board of

Two Former Harvey Girls Open Tourist Lunch

Jean Drake and Susie Rus, two former Harvey House girls, have opened a tourist lunch in the Egon building on West Railroad Avenue. The venture aims to cater to travelers and locals seeking quick meals in a retro dining atmosphere.

Jean Drake Susie Russell Harvey House Egon West Railroad Avenue

Big A C Man Here Prof Hunter 8

Moses, an agricultural college man, has worked with county agent John G. Koegler. J. J. McEvoy visited Strauss over Sunday.

BIG A. C Man Hunter Moses Agricultural College John G. Koegler

Troutman Returns to Work After Injury

R. B. Troutman, who was hurt weeks ago while breaking, is back on the job with his customary hard work and that old smit that drives the team.

Troutman R. BR. Troutman

Ford Clinic attendance and theft lead to car recovery

Scott and Montague attended the Ford Clinic in Phoenix and were impressed. Scott traveled via Yuma to retrieve the Lewis sisters’ car, which had been stolen last week.

Scott Montague M. Chase M. P. Walker Ford Clinic Phoenix Yuma Lewis Sisters

Mrs Fisher Hosts 8. and S. Club Gathering

Mrs. Fisher entertained the 8. and S. Club at the home of Mrs. Wade B. Smith yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Fisher Wade B. Smith

Wade Smith Heirloom Items Auction In Chicago

Chicago era sale finds Wade Smith circular divan and a fancy hall tree. Joe Hollen has gone east, witnesses report, as residents note new ownership and placement of pieces.

Wade Smith Joe Hollen

Highway Meeting Gains Interest Across Nation

Albuquerque hosts Good Roads Show with Bankhead and United States Good Roads associations. Governors nationwide sending delegates or personal representatives. State highway departments exhibit maps and materials as motorcade from Memphis traces Bankhead route to New Mexico. Railroads promote convention with spring and summer tourist rates to Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Newexico United States Good Roads Association Bankhead National Highway Association United States Good Reads Chamber of Commerce Automobile Clubs Good Roads Associations J. B. Hinkle New Mexico the Union Rountree United States Tountree James A. French Memphis Arkansas Texas Bankhead Highway

Recital at Star Theatre by Miss Mildred Clayton and guests

Miss Mildred Clayton presents her pupils in a Star Theatre recital on Thursday evening. Guest artist Miss Karma Dean of El Paso appears along with Mrs. John B. Crowell Mrs. M. P. Walker and Mr. Harry Rosenstein. Admission is free and all are invited.

Mildred Clayton Star Theatre Miss Clayton Karma Dean el Paso Pass City Johnb. Crowell Mra M. P. Walker Harry Rosenstein

Methodist Church Services Announced for April 14 1924

Sunday School 10 a m led by G P Jeffre Superintendent preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m League 630 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Church urges support by attendance and offerings to build a stronger Lordsburg with a welcome from Pastor Walter H Vanderpool Atwood mine work progressing.

P. Jeffre Lordsburg Church of Jesus Christ Walter H. Vanderpool

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West East Church OF Christ A. Phillips Mexico Woman's Club N. and T. Club de Moss Hospital Mart Hardin Lucky Doris Mae Coon Virden News W. W. Wilkerson Knights OF Pythias Lyman E. Garrett J. J. McEvoy Strauss S. Club Chicago Methodist Church Atwood
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