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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
3
The Virden faculty play Friday night drew praise for acting and directing by Mrs. Alva Tenney with the school orchestra providing music. A post show dance funded the basketball team, and attendees included Miss Nora Jones returning from Utah. Delbert Johnson’s Utah relatives plan to settle here.
The Southwest Medical and Surgical Association holds its annual convention in El Paso December 7 8 9 with sessions on allergy tuberculosis and thyroid diseases. Events include clinics at several hospitals a social tea a progressive dinner and a dinner dance for members and visiting spouses.
The Survey recounts a radio announcer's young daughter at a family meal. She bowed her head and proclaimed in clear tones that the food comes through the courtesy of Almighty God.
Fur bearing seals of Alaska migrate seasonally between their summer and winter retreats. The movement reflects habitat use and feeding patterns across coastal regions.
An ad claims sleeping on the left side harms the heart and that Adilerika relieves stomach gas pressing on the heart. It promises a full night of rest after one dose and directs readers to Eagle Drug and Stationery Co. for purchase.
John W. Green a former Gallup resident and Southern California official recounts 1878 70 events on the Old Government Telegraph Line in New Mexico and Texas. He details finding fifteen murdered Mexicans seven miles west of Slocum s Ranch near Fort Bayard and the subsequent burial by troops of the slain wagon train victims.
Virden boys showcased projects for county and state club contest selection at State College November 1 to 4. Winners were Albert Payne and V Jones of the Virden Garden club for insect pest control. Second place went to Sam Tenny and Osborne Smith with a model bull pen.
Secretary Holt receives two volumes of The Joy of Living by General Franklin H. Martin. The gift was arranged after a chance encounter with Mrs. Albert Humburelli in Lordsburg. An inscription on volume one is signed by Franklin H. Martin and sent with compliments.
Private capital balked at Morse's telegraph a ninety years ago. Congress financed the project, and today the telegraph stands as a major form of mechanical communication.
Bedloe's Island hosts the Statue of Liberty and is designated a U S national monument owned by the United States.
A church bell once hung in the Cumberland Scotland parish church tower around 1667 has been recovered and returned to the building after many years missing.
A claim notes that in Norse sacred writings pork is described as the principal food even in heaven. The line suggests pork held a central dietary role in the cultural or mythic context discussed.
Mr and Mrs Joe Crooms of Animas were Lordsburg visitors Saturday.
Cloverdale notes detail visits to Lordsburg Douglas and Deming. Bridges and bridge parties hosted by Mrs. John Stewart and Mrs. Henry Ficks feature guests from Deming Tucson La Junta Cambridge and Willcox. Winners include Mrs Chavez and Tom Bass with first prizes in late week gatherings.
A terse note describes leaving the room after two unsuccessful tries to engage in conversation and departing without further concern.
Uncle Ab says saving becomes easier when it is popular to save. He argues people imitate peers and join in to build financial safety and future stability.
The fragment notes a belief that borrowing is simpler than achieving hegemonic control. It presents a concise comparison without additional context or specifics.
Former Postmaster General Frank H. Hitchcock, now Arizona Governor in the National Aeronautic Association, hosted a Sunday dinner complimenting New Mexico Governor Willard B. Holt. Attendees included U S Judge Albert M. Sames and Mrs. Sames, with Mrs. Crail of Los Angeles.
O A Merrell of Virden New Mexico applies to the State Corporation Commission for a contract motor carrier permit to operate freight service between Virden and all points in New Mexico. A hearing is set for December 4 1933 at 10 a m in Santa Fe to consider the application and allow interested persons to show cause why the permit should not be granted.
In Hidalgo County New Mexico the district court sets January 2 1934 at 10:00 AM for hearing objections to Ruth Houlihan executrix final account of the Houlihan estate. The court will determine heirship and distribution rights and all interested parties must file exceptions. Attorney A W Morningstar Lordsburg NM represents the executrix.
State of New Mexico Hidalgo County district court suit filed by Golda Goodin against Art Goodin for divorce on abandonment grounds. Defendant must answer by December 20, 1934, or default judgment. Property interests and mining claims attached. attorneys listed in Lordsburg and Silver City.
Notice of civil action filed by Ethel Irene Carlton and others as executors of Albert Eugene Carlton against Hardscrabble Gold Mining Co. Plaintiffs seek judgment for $17 1333.26 with interest from May 31, 1922 at six percent. Filing in Sixth Judicial District Hidalgo County New Mexico.
Department of the Interior notice from Las Cruces New Mexico November 11 1934 states Thomas H McCants of Lordsburg New Mexico filed notice of intention to make 3 year proof to establish a land claim in Township 25 South Range 2 West New Mexico Principal Meridian. Witnesses G J Lyall H K Wood Leivon Kerr Bh C Woody all of Lordsburg and the claim will be examined by U S Commissioner Willard I Hot on December 22 1943. First published November 17 1943 last published December 15 1943.
Oreal J Wright of Lordsburg New Mexico who filed homestead entry No 049994 on June 12 1931 for Lots 1 2 and see section 25 township 22 south range 19 west New Mexico principal meridian has a hearing before U S Commissioner J Holt at Lordsburg on December 15 1933 Claimant witnesses J H McLeod Lee Wright Tom B Gee and Vd Wright all from Lordsburg Published November 10 1933 last publication December 8 1933
Fa ward K Warren of Hachita New Mexico filed a three year proof for homestead entry number 041784 covering sections 12 13 township 4 south range 16 west New Mexico principal meridian. He will prove before U S Commissioner Thomas F Blauvelt at Hachita on December 8 1933. The notice is published as required with dates Ist Nov Last Dec.
Notice declares the administrator with the will annexed for John J Mc Evoy deceased Hidalgo County New Mexico appointed November 6 1933 by the Probate Court of Hidalgo County All persons with claims against the estate must present and file verified statements within one year from appointment as required by law otherwise.
Willard Be Holt designated administrator with the will annexed in the Lordaburg New Mexico probate matter. P.O. address listed as Lordaburg. Public notice appears in November with final publication planned in December.
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