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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
4
El Paso weekend visits and Thanksgiving dinners shared by Clayton, the Chases, Downey and Zwick families. Local commerce highlights include Union Clothing windows and Tanlac sold at Lordsburg Mercantile. Also noted are land business in Deming, available Crock Addition lots at $150, and Holiday greetings for the Christmas edition.
Rev Wo Vanstlerpool to preach, Augustines host Woods for Thanksgiving, and Joe Olney seen with horses bound for the Mexican government. Crocker returns from California. Ora Fuller visits Duncan with Dorothy Brooks. Lordsburg poised as a future mining center. Pythian Sisters initiate members. Cemetery Association adjourns for meeting. Taniac praised as top selling medicine with 20 million bottles. Lordsburg Mercantile ad. Liberal Christmas edition Dec 15 announcement. Edgar Cureton, WWI veteran, visits Silver City. Tourist car hits street guide post near bank. driver fled at daybreak.
Pure and delicious home made candies made to your order by the latest, most scientific methods. Dozens of kinds with finest ingredients. Try these candies before buying elsewhere. Phone 18. Dec. 4.
Two completely furnished adobe rooms available see Mrs A S Lockwood or call 259. Also a furnished apartment and an unfurnished four room house with bath and screen porch offered by Mrs G W Trimble.
The first Hidalgo County grand jury was convened at Lordsburg on Tuesday with Judge Harry P. Owen guiding the panel. District Attorney Forrest Fielder reported that most work is old and dates back to the county's 1920 organization, praising the county's law abiding citizens.
A retracted claim clarifies no one should be blamed for deer hunting results. W H Graham and H W Lackland are praised for bringing fine bucks. The speaker admits a sighting of a large deer but notes the animal escaped.
A 1921 letter from Acting Forester Rh H Carter to Senator Holm O Bursum details the first 2 million of a 15 million forest road and trail appropriation. New Mexico receives 119059 for the current year, with 7000000 for 1923 apportioned around January 1 1927 and NM projected at 395000, while the remaining 5500000 will be distributed later based on fire hazard and resource values.
In Hot Springs New Mexico on November 17 1921 Robert Martin writes to Frank RB Coon thanking him for the exercise of satisfaction and pledges to visit the Coon section to discuss duties and needs with best wishes from the new state highway commissioner.
The Christmas Bazaar will be held at the Star Theatre on Saturday December 3. Doors open at 11 A M with a noon dinner, followed by sandwiches, cake and coffee in the afternoon. The event features fancy work, dolls, aprons, bags, cards, gift wrap, candy, baked goods and a parcel post booth.
The Woman's Club will meet Monday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs. W. H. Small. Members are urged to attend.
The piece warns that untreated colds weaken lungs and invite worse illness. It urges prudent care and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cheap, effective option to prevent serious consequences from colds.
Mrs 8 M Chase urges parents to ensure clean wholesome reading for children from nursery rhymes to classic novels. She cites Little Women Jules Verne and Mark Twain titles and calls on the Woman's Club to expand the local library with donations of juvenile books for enduring learning and character building.
The program lists a full week of films at Star Theatre starting Sunday December 4 with Cowpunchers Comeback Comedy and Ambrose Rapidraie. December 5 Behind the Door, December 6 Microscope Mystery, December 7 Opened Shutters with Edith Roberts, December 8 Copperhead, December 9 What Every Woman Learns with Edna Bennett, and December 10 Son of Tarzan with a big serial to entertain families.
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