Local Thanksgiving Travels Across Border and Cities
Jewell Ownby was in Bowie for Thanksgiving. Dr and Mrs R E Buvens were in El Paso for Thanksgiving. Mrs John B Crowell and daughter Mary went to El Paso Sunday afternoon. Mrs R B Ownby took Marion Morgan to Bowie Tuesday returning Wednesday. Mrs Sam Clark of Deming visited Thanksgiving week. T A Lister Jr has been summoned to El Paso for a job with American Smelting and Refining Co. Mrs K P Barnes of Albuquerque arrived for a few days with her daughters Mrs Frank H K Coon and Mrs M P Walker. Mr and Mrs Herst of Los Angeles will visit in Animas Valley with Mr and Mrs Slessenger. Desert Herb Products Co promotes Armoli Hair Tonic and Realp Cleanser. Dr Schell the optician of Tuc son will stop at Vendome Hotel Friday afternoon on return from Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ownby
Marion Morgan
Bowie
Sam Clark
Deming
J. L. Wells
T. A. Lister, Jr
Paso
The
American Smelting and Refining Co
K.P. Barnes
Albuquerque
Frank HK. Coon
M. P. Walker
Herst
Los Angeles
Dr. Schell
Optician of
Tucson
Vendome Hotel
Clifton
Editor Attends Arizona Eastern Railroad Directors Meeting
The Liberal editor left Tuesday for Tucson to attend the annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Arizona Eastern Railroad Company, of which he is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
The
Arizona Astern Railroad Company
Crocker Thanksgiving Host And Hostess
Dr and Mrs M M Crocker entertained a group of guests for Thanksgiving including Mr and Mrs J L Wells and their house guest Mrs Sam Clark of Deming W P Hill and family D W Briel and family Dr Light and Mrs Richardson of the child welfare service The decorations of red carnations were sent by Mrs Shafer of Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Crocker
J. L. Wells
Sam Clark
Deming
W. P. Hill
D. W. Briel
Light
Richardson
Child Welfare Service
Death of O A Simpson Follows Prolonged Illness
O A Simpson aged 54 died Friday after a long illness. He moved here with Mrs Simpson from Bengon weeks ago. Survived by widow and three Tucson children Karl Kenneth and Olive. Funeral held Saturday at the family home with Rt L Dalton of the Christian church officiating. Heather Undertaking Co in charge of arrangements. He was highly regarded in all communities where he lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Simpson
Lost Child Turns Up In Front Of Kind Stranger
A sobbing street urchin tells a kindly man he is lost. He has just moved and cannot recall his new address or name. The boy explains his mother married again that morning, leaving him without identification or a known home.
Inaugural Ball Planned for Governor-Elect Hinkle in Santa Fe
Arrangements are under way for an inaugural ball in Santa Fe when Governor-elect James F. Hinkle takes office. The public is invited with no formal invitations. The ball will occur the night of January 1 and a record crowd is expected. Many former New Mexico residents plan to attend. Committees anticipate one of the gayest affairs the state capital has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
James F. Hinkle
New Mexico
For sale two 50 by 90 lots in Liberal
Advertises two regular size parcels 50 by 90 feet listed as for sale with close in price of 150 dollars each and reference to Liberal newspaper issue of December 7.
Public Welfare Board Adopts New Health Regulations
The State Board of Public Welfare met at the State Bureau of Public Health and approved a complete new revision of Health Regulations. The rules cover sewage plant operation sanitation of campgrounds infant blindness birth and death records public health officer qualifications midwifery and disposal and transport of the dead notifiable diseases and births and deaths reporting and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Welfare
Shortle
Mechem
State Bureau of Public Health
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Aldrich By The Acme Club
On her Nth birthday last week Mrs BR W Aldrich informed The Acme Club by phone there was nothing in the pantry and she could not entertain. At eight p m the members arrived one by one then, after persuasion, she provided each with an apple. Refrigrator items included cream puffs coffee and cinnamon buns and the group enjoyed the evening. The Acmes extended birthday wishes to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. Aldrich
Acme Club
Mrs. Aldrich
Grand Jury Abolition Suggested by Judge in Lordsburg
Judge Raymond R. Ryan urged Lordsburg readers to abolish the Grand Jury to save state funds. He argued the system is obsolete, outgrown, and largely useless, serving as a tool against innocent people in past centuries. The Silver City Enterprise advocates ending the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. Ryan
Lordsburg Liberal
Silver City Enterprise
Sunday School Rally Seeks One Hundred Fifty At County Church
Christian Church notes invite fifty men to visit Joe Wood after six p m. Bible school contest starts next Sunday with seventy five to begin and reach a large rally day in three weeks. Two hundred souvenirs, twenty teachers, and ushers Promote largest Sunday school in the county. Minister W L Dalton extends welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wood
Bible School
W.L. Dalton
Candian Firm Advertises Cut Glass Decanters at $25 a Dozen
A Boston Transcript note asks what F. O. B. means in a Canadian firm advertisement offering cut glass decanters at 25 dollars per dozen. The joke assumes F O B stands for full of booze.
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Boston Transcript
Court Stenographer Coupled to Mrs K L Brown
Miss Belle Parker court stenographer and cousin of Mrs K L Brown. During the recent session at the court she spent part of the time with Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Brown
Belle Parker
School Notes from Thatcher Trip and Local Games
The High School boys traveled to Thatcher and Safford for a weekend trip with minor car trouble including tire issues and a night on the road. They beat Gila Academy 29 14 and faced Lordsburg, losing 17 26 on indoor courts. The group returning in Conner and Kelso cars included Calvin Conner and others. The report notes M and M History class focus, upcoming San Simon visit, dramatic club activities, seniors practicing a play, a hunting trip with four deer sightings, and typing speed tests.
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Thatcher
Safford
Gila Academy
San Simon
Lordsburg
Conner
Kelso
Calvin Conner
Clay Fuller
Claud Olney
Harvey Tyson
Maurice Trimble
John Clark Edward Conner
Dramatic Club
Charlie Powers
Alfred Conner
Charles Dunagan
Boyd Maddox
Miss Pounds
New Village Water Department Chief Chosen
At Tuesday's council meeting H L Gammon was elected superintendent to fill the vacancy from James Edgar's resignation. Gammon was the unanimous choice amid several applicants. Edgar has bought a garage at Rodeo and will move to that community.
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H. L. Gammon
Supreme Court rules 1921 NM bond reimbursement invalid
The New Mexico Supreme Court nullified a 1921 law that reimbursed five counties and one town a total of 382273 for Santa Fe and Silver City railway bonds. It held the land grant congressionally intended to pay off debt, not reimbursements. The counties Santa Fe Grant Luna Hidalgo and the town Silver City were involved.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Silver City
Grant
Luna
Hidalgo
Westbound No 4 and other trains schedule times
Times listed for Westbound No 4 No 409 and No 104 with arrivals and departures across the day. Eastbound No 4 No 110 No 102 show arrival and departure windows. The item notes Mrs J L Winslett is home from
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J. L. Winslett
Train Schedule for E. P. S. W. Lines at Lordsburg
The E P and S W trains run on select days with arrival and departure times at Lordsburg. No 30 reaches 1 59 pm and leaves 2 10 pm for Hachita on Sunday Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday. No 31 arrives 6 45 pm and departs 7 00 pm for Duncan Clifton and Morenci on Sundays Mondays. No 32 arrives 1 20 pm and departs 1 35 pm for Hachita on Wednesday. No 33 arrives 9 40 am and departs 10 10 am for Duncan Clifton and Morenci on Thursday.
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Lordsburg
Hachita
Duncan, Clfton and Morenci
Duncan, Clifton and
Morenci
Upper Animas Notes and Local Social Roundup
Mr. Patterson of the lower school was a pleasant caller in Upper Animas. Mr. and Mrs. Norris and Whittaker of Hachita spent the weekend with Mrs. Norris parents Mr. and Mrs. Freeman. The Box school reports 14 attendees. Graves Adkins and Fred McHenry return to the Animas as a party of locals enjoy a picnic. Several residents attend court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Patterson
Fred McHenry
Graves Adkins
Constipation Remedy Promoted With Household Tablets
An advertisement urges taking two Chamberlain's tablets after supper to ease constipation. It claims a gentle bowel movement without unpleasant effects and banishment of the full feeling that accompanies constipation.
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Chamberlain
Southern Pacific Plans 12 Million Car Construction
San Francisco December 3 The Southern Pacific Company has been authorized to spend 12 million dollars to build 4525 freight cars and 141 passenger cars for use on its Pacific system lines announced by President William Sproule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
William Sproule
Lordsburg NM Zoning Tax Levy Ordinance Adopted 1922
Ordinance No. 82 creating a tax levy for the Village of Lordsburg Hidalgo County New Mexico. It subjects all real and personal property to a five mill general tax and a four and eight tenths mill special levy to pay interest on bonded indebtedness for the fiscal year ending March 31 1923. Attest and adoption dates listed December 4 1922 with E M Fisher mayor.
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Bell
Mrs. Laura Hoyt Endorses Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt praises Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from headache and bilious attacks after using them for three years. She states she is pleased to speak in support of the remedy and cites Rockport New York as her location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Hoyt
Chamberlain
Rockport, N. Y
Power Of Prayer Jesus Answers In Faith
A quoted Bible verse from Matthew 21 22 emphasizes belief in prayer. Jesus teaches that whatever is asked in prayer with faith will be received. The saying highlights the power of steadfast belief in petitioning God.
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Jesus
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the Union Clothing Store
Lordsburg Power Co
Fuller Bros. & Stephens
Propi. City
Lordsburg Mercantile Company
Jewell Ownby
R. E. Buvens
el Paso
John B. Crowell
Mary
Railroad Director's Annual Meeting
Mrs. M. M. Crocker
Public Welfare Board
Grand Jury
Christian Church Notes
N. M
KRALL
Ss. P
No. 409
E. P
S. W. Train
Scredulf
Lohrer
Soldiers
Sawtelle
California
B. B. Jwoby
Sellards
P. M
Francis O. McCauley
5. P
E. M. Fisher
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