30 Aug 1923
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 39 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
1
Frank Wewerk reports a Carr ranch onion crop southwest of Steins grown from Mexican seed similar to Bermuda variety. Four acres yielded two pound onions, with potential value about $6,000 at current prices, sparking interest as harvesting approaches.
The Chenowth family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy after the death and burial of Karl Chenowth.
Sheriff Jack Smyer investigated a Deming burglary at the Clark Clothing store after a tip linked a suspect to the area. The burglar, warned by alert officers, apparently altered plans and fled elsewhere.
Presa lino Mafia appeared with Deputy Lyman Garrett to answer to a charge of drawing a gun on a car driver in Judge Marsalis' court on Monday.
Antonio Mesa brandished a dirk during a Valedon baile and poked Tom Balderrma in the side injuring him slightly. Deputy Lyman Garrett presented the case to Judge Marsalis who bound Mesa over to the grand jury. Sheriff Smyer transported Mesa to Deming.
Mrs Frank P Aven shows a new Ford coupe as demand for Fords soars Scott and Montague travel to Bisbee Arizona to secure one for a customer reports.
The Liberal corrects last week’s error claiming the Downeys owned four Chevrolet vehicles. The record shows they actually owned a Studebaker light six.
All holders of Baker Steamer stock are requested to meet at the Liberal Office at 8 o'clock Friday evening August 31.
W. J. Heather and his family left this morning for Brownwood Texas to help Mrs Heather settle at a lower altitude. The move marks a shift from New Mexico to Texas as the Heather family seeks a healthier climate.
A dialogue notes one last test for a bullet-proof shirt as inventors insist on sending it to a laundry for exposure. European statesmen plan a visit to Ireland for a brief rest, signaling a pause in tensions.
Save the date for a big carnival scheduled for September 15. The event is jointly hosted by the PTA and the Woman's Club and is expected to be a hummer with a schedule as planned.
The Star Theatre will launch the Sixth Annual Paramount Week next Monday night with a half page advertisement. Manager Briel is praised for securing Paramount high grade productions. The lineup includes Burning Sands, No body's Money, The Cowboy and the Lady, Ebb Tide, Nice People, Her Own Money, The Siren Call, The Young Diana, If You Believe It It's So, Anna Ascends, To Have and To Hold, and Outcast across Sept 10 to Sept 28, featuring George Melford, Jack Holt, Mary Miles Minter, Tom Moore, William de Mille, Ethel Clayton, Dorothy Dalton, Marion Davis, Thomas Meighan, Alice Brady, George Fitzmaurice, and Elsie Ferguson.
Santa Fe reports a gain of 202717.06 for the first half of the eleventh fiscal year. State Treasurer Warren Graham's balance, per State Auditor Juan N. Vigil, starts at 4 081682 at the half year, with disbursements 2807508.31 and receipts 3016220.37. The period ends May 31 with a balance of 5189349.15.
C. BS. Here O B Sehonke, master mechanic, visited Monday and praised Foreman Olson for keeping things tidy. He expressed optimism and noted Olson’s motto to wash the dishes after every meal.
Shamrock Cafe in Judge Egan's building announces new managers Dave Williams and F E Miller. Williams assists in serving. Visit to see the changes.
Services listed for September 2 include Bible School at 10 a.m. Lord's Supper and preaching at 11 a.m. Morning sermon topic The Choice that Made a Man Great. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m Topic A Singing Psalm. Evening preaching at 7 45 p m Subject The Priesthood of Believers. Midweek prayer meeting Bible study Wednesdays 7 30 p m. Choir practice Fridays 7 30 p m.
Star Theatre presents a weekly lineup with Gloria Swanson in the Sunday program and Jack Holt in the Tuesday feature. The week includes Bebe Daniels and a two comedy bill on Saturday featuring Buffalo Bill era themes. Showtimes begin at 8 PM.
Mildred Clayton announces the return of her music class, resuming on September 5. The notice confirms the instructional start date and the instructor.
J C Brock presents a new freestone peach variety, developed from a seed, claiming superior life and flavor to any in the state. He asserts nothing in the orchard compares and promises rich color, large size, and lace-like flavor. He suggests the name Brock's Delicious.
Former Senator A B Fallexpressed optimism about Russia's regime after a Europe trip aboard the Herengaria. He noted Russia's finances appear stronger than neighbors and praised the government for adapting policies to public wishes. He plans to retire to his Three Rivers ranch.
World War veterans who were wounded or disabled are urged to submit their names and addresses for inclusion in a lasting memorial. Comrades urge mutual help and continued remembrance, with care funded by the nation, sending details to George B. West in Fort Collins Colorado.
Mrs Arthur A. Kellam announces a New Mexico delegation will travel to Colorado Springs for the Works Party equal rights pageant on September 23. The group includes Mrs K P Barney and others from Albuquerque Roswell Carlsbad Gallup and more.
Cloverdale prepares for its annual event on September 7 featuring a large barbecue with four fat cattle donated, horse racing steer roping and tying, and a grand ball on a cement platform. Attendees expected from Animas Rodeo Lordsbury Silver City and other New Mexico towns.
Harelay and Pastor Mupard will lead a series of Revival services starting Thursday evening at 7.0. They come after a recent meeting with the Haptiet Church of Lordeburg and will be assisted by local church members.
Ronald A Egon purchases the Jean Patterson home near the ball park and will take possession as worn as possible. It is a very attractive bungalow and a sensible act on the part of Ronald and his good wife.
Local stock boards report the I A declared its regular quarterly dividend of 1 per share. The dividend applies to stock row selling as 49 Douglas International.
In town Friday were H. J. McGrath and Mrs McGrath with Dewey McGrath Culberson Vieny III and others. Mrs McGrath travels to Los Angeles to attend the seriously ill Mrs Dewey McGrath Culberson. Dewey plans to drive to Los Angeles around September tenth so Walter can start school. Friends express deep concern and hope for a swift recovery.
Obscure note recalls Briel returning home from a camp and becoming eligible for some program due to his good work. Mentions Port Huachuca and MT Coat Port in unclear wording. References to Bob and Watch Bob go up appear as stray fragments.
An important notice announces a frost line of fine candies arriving this week and confirms extended stock of school supplies at McDonald Candy Shop. Local customers are advised that the shop maintains a robust frust supply and will offer a wide range of items.
The New Mexico Mohair Growers Association schedules its second meeting in Lordsburg on September 6. Officers met to review plans and discuss exhibits with a rope exhibit on Prout street for viewing by ladies and the public.
Gene Montague visited Magella Montague Way in Cane nanea Sonora last week to see his brother and noted rains bring a prosperity sign to the region. He praised James T. Wells now prospering with the Cananea Copper Co and said locals speak highly of Wells.
Earl Chenowth aged 41 son of a famed pioneer family died in Lordsburg last Thursday. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church the following Tuesday with Rev. Wine as pastor and Jack Heather funeral director. Burial was at the family ranch cemetery near Roden. He leaves a wife and a son aged 1, his mother Mrs. M. M. Chenowth three brothers Charles Hale and Robert and three sisters Mrs. Ola Martyr Mrs. Frances Simmons and Mrs. Ella Benshimal. The Rev. Wine offered comfort with a line about resurrection.
Notice offers reward or action against any person molesting Southern Surety Co property or interfering with its trucks on public highways. Mentions the company and dates Aug and Sept 6.
Deming merchants advertise special prices on standard dry goods at 50 cents per yard while Lordsburg Mercantile and Union Clothing Co. tout consistently low prices and new Marquette women’s dresses priced $4 to $7 below midwest city equivalents, reflecting local bargains and moral trade at home.
Miss Nannie Browne entertained guests at an enchilada dinner Sunday evening. Present were Miss Lillie Bartlett Miss Hattie Bartlett Erma Phillips and Mesers Townsend King Wintery and McDonald.
A rat infestation in Spain threatens crops and homes but analysts claim the pest could spur demand for silk stockings as a luxury alternative. Officials warn cities to strengthen sanitation while merchants anticipate shifts in fashion and trade patterns.
A Michigan woman offers a three colored cat to the government. A storm delays Jones on his way to give his first political speech and a protest storm halts his remarks as soon as he begins.
Mrs M Phinn daughter of J B Foster arrives in our city Friday morning after a summer with her sister Mrs Phillip Dickey. She brings her son Foster who will attend local schools. Mr Phinn, a traveling salesman, calls Bunyan’s health zone a fine place to live. He wrote Pilgrim’s Progress. Some think him 4 corn cure.
Alamogordo shows a California company securing large oil acreage while Silver City reports mining activity and new mills. Albuquerque area forecasts coal mines, rail prospects, and farm markets. Las Cruces and Portales note cantaloupes and cotton gin expansions. Several towns report road, irrigation, and industrial developments with new buildings, shipments, and employment figures.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.