New Mexico weekly industrial review highlights projects and plans
Deming outlines dam construction on the Mimbres River. Tucumcari to remodel local telephone exchange. Weed selects site for summer colony. Gallina railroad extension to Santa Fe sought. Portales to drill for oil with West Virginia syndicate. Silver City hotel Orient modernized. Tucumcari drilling resumes by Standard Petroleum. Getup to build concrete road to Gamerco. Roswell Pittsburg Co to drill extensively in Chaves county. Artesia refinery planned at 22000 dollars. Artec plans for drilling operations. Las Cruces Mesilla Valley to ship eight cars of cantaloupes. Mosquero oil wells to be expanded in Harding county. Taos Red River canyon road to start soon. Las Cruces offers SP $100000 and station grounds to spur Alamogordo cut. Albuquerque railroad to Hagan coal mines completed. White Signal Leach radium plant unique in America. Buckman San Idelfonso Frijoles road to cost 80000. Road boosts scenic and historic country. Roswell growers receive 42 to 45 cents per pound wool in eastern markets. Teos Santa Fe Highway being improved. Carrizozo stock and ranges in good condition in Lincoln county. Maxwell sugar beet factory under construction. Santa Rosa commercial club organized. Vaughn crop prospects best in years. Silver City bank to be organized to take over Silver City National Bank assets. Santa Fe thirty six miles of highway near national forests to be built or improved at 160000. Aztec 125000 casing head gas plant with 8000000 cu ft daily capacity planned.
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Deming
Mimbres
Tucumcari
Weed
Gallina
New Mexican Central Railroad
Santa Fe
Portales
West Virginia
Silver City
Hotel Orient
Standard Petroleum Company
Getup
Gamerco
Roswell
Pittsburg
Chaves
Southern Pacific Company
Alamgordo
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Hagan
White Signal
Grant County
America
Buckman
San Idrefonso-Frijoles
Teos
Lincoln County
Maxwell
Santa Rosa
Commercial Club
Vaughn
New Bank
Silver City National Bank
Beautiful Nature Lessons and Faith That Saves at Church
Christian Church sermon schedule for August 1 includes Bible School at 10 a.m. led by J. M. Dorrance, communion and preaching at 11 a.m., Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and evening preaching at 8 p.m. Topic centers on faith and its saving power with a call to living by example.
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Bible School
Big Rodeo Draws Valley Crowd With Two Day Event
A massive two day rodeo set for August 22 and 23 features team roping two year old steers calf and goat roping horse races a big barbecue and a dance with Bowden s five piece orchestra of Douglas. Abody is invited to stay both days and nights for the event despite some locals citing religious restraint as a societal issue.
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Bowden
Douglas
Abody
Silver Producers Conference Sets Big Utah Meeting
The American Silver Producers Conference will meet August 6 to 7 at Salt Lake City Hotel Ctlah with Utah mining visits and a Great Salt Lake dip. Delegates hear from Tasker L. Oddie and committee leaders on gold and silver policy, currency, and Permanent organization aims.
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American Silver Producers Conference
Salt Lake City
Ctlah
Ealt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Bonnieville Club
Bingham
Garfield
Saltair
United States Smelting, Refineing & Mining Co
Utah Copper
Utah Copper Company
Magna
Garfield Smelling Co
Great Salt Lake
Utah
American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Senate Commission of Gold and Silver
C. F. Kelley
New York
Reno
Democratic State Convention 10th Set for Santa Fe
J O Phillips reports Santa Fe will host the 1924 Democratic State Convention. Date to be fixed by a committee led by George H Hunker with members including Mrs Frances Nixon Mayor E B Swope and Bronson Cutting among others. Judge Richard Hanna may serve as temporary chairman and deliver the keynote address.
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J. O. Phillips
Kdalgo County
Democratic Central Committee
Albuquerque
State Democratic Central Committee
Santa Fe
Democratic Party
George H. Hunker
Las Vegas
State Central Committee
Frances FE. Nixon
Fort Sumner
E. B. Swope
J. N. Vigil
Taos
Justiniano Baca
Socorro
Bronson Cutting
Don Casados
Mora
Hunker
Central Committee
Richard H. Hanna
State Supreme Court
Great Chicago Trial As Seen By The Editor
A Liberal editor attends the Leopold Leob murder trial with Dr. White testimony lasting note. Darrow and Cavalry mingle with reporters as cameras flash and crowds throng the courtroom. The editor reports emotional childlike behavior in Dickie Loeb and Leopold and notes the court's cordial reception.
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Chicago
United States
Leopold-Leeb
Wm. A White
St. Elizabeths
Dicki Loeb
Babe” Leopold
White
Lemel
Wes
Caverly
Clarence Darrow
United Simies
Darrow
Hidalgo County Tops New Mexico In Gold Output
New Mexico shows rising mineral production with Hidalgo County leading in gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc. Official 1925 figures report total metalliferous ore output at 5,004,747 tons and gold 26,680 ounces, valued at 20.67 per ounce, with Hidalgo producing 10,493 ounces and Grant following.
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New Mexico
Sokor
Grant County
Momartt
Hidalgo County
Catron County
Sierra
Colfax
Lincoln
Otero
Luna
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Torrance
Bona Ana
Valencia
Grant
Banta Fe
Socorro
Taos
Hidalgo
Sierra Bok
Toas
Bocorey
Dota Ana
Diplomats Granted to Widow by Nevada Mason Lodge
When a Nevada Mason in good standing dies the Grand Lodge issues a diploma to his widow praising him as a good and true Mason. The document states she is entitled to the consideration and regard of the Craft. This custom is only in vogue in a few jurisdictions.
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Nevada
Grand Lodge
Fire destroys Steins home. three thousand dollar loss
A Steins residence owned by Sam Olney was burned last Thursday night in a suspected incendiary blaze. Mr and Mrs Olney were in Lordsburg and the house and contents valued at over three thousand dollars were destroyed with no insurance.
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Sam Olney
Steins
Star Theatre Schedule Highlights Varied Week
The program lists films at the Star Theatre including Men in the Rough Leather Pushers Tough Tenderfoot Nobody to Love Isle of Lost Ships a First National feature Stranger A Cosomopolitan Story The Ghost City and Thats Rich with dates from August 9 to August 14 and 45. Hate is just love turned wrong side out. Simple but terrible.
Bad governance noted in school budget and elections
A western city paper laments low public turnout at a school board budget hearing and describes a southern city election where a tax levy rose from six to ten mills. The piece critiqued democracy’s failings as misaligned priorities and weak citizen engagement.
N. and T. Club Ladies Host Tuesday Tea
Mrs. 8. M. Chase entertained the N and T. Club Tuesday afternoon with special guests Mrs. Frank R. Coon and Mrs. P. R. Lynch of Tyrone.
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8. M. Chase
N and T. Club
Frank R. Coon
P. R. Lynch
Tyrone
Indian War History by Old Lords Burgers Comrades
Letter from Antonio Mazzanovich inviting veterans to contribute their campaign experiences for a two part history on the White Mountain Apaches and western frontier conflicts. He seeks officers names regiments photos and compact accounts under 1000 words for a forthcoming single volume.
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Geronimo
Ancona
Indiana
Washington
Arizona
Dakota
Brine Instool
Toe Atte Goles
Anton Mazzanovich
Mazzanovich
Dementia Praecox Sermon Exhorts Sinful Living
A Baptist pastor denounces excuses to skip church and warns that persistent sins like gambling and drinking lead to hell. He urges personal salvation through Christ and invites all to preaching services led by Pastor W. W. Wilkerson.
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Hell
Christ
Lfe
Mrs. Keime Hosts S and Club Gathering
Mrs. George Keime entertained the S. and . Club at her home Wednesday afternoon with special guests Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Gammon, and Mrs. Dee Hall in attendance.
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George Keime
Fisher
Gammon
Dee Hall
Proceedings of Hidalgo County Commissioners July 1924 Lordsburg NM
The Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners met July 1 1924 in Lordsburg New Mexico with Chair J B Owny and members G F Houllhman and M M Maloney present. They approved minutes, read district reports, approved bonds, and ordered various salaries and bills paid from multiple funds.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico
Board of County Commissioners of
Hidalga
J.B. Owney
G. FP
Houllmlan
Ixeaniper
M. M. Maloney
J. M. Weynolds
Hi. M. Robinson
JP. Manafield
J. G. Koogler
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Baptist Church
Proceedings OF CO. Commissioners
Oscar Allen
Eixpense
D. Jordan
Verensor
Booloo
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Booldo
Lordaburg Tel
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Shenffa
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Playas
Harvey Clark
Bopt
Cloverdale
New Mexico College A
County Health Fund
Austin
Bathery
P.M. Steed
Lordsburg Hospital Co
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General Fund
J J. Malone
Janstor
W. Marsalis
Harry McKeel
McNeil Co
SUMO
Reynolds
Ewing
Jordan
Pense
Pyramid No
K. of P. Rent
Lordsby Phone Co
County
Helen M. Austin
Bob
J. R
OWNEY
RH. M. Reynolds
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