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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
4
Local notes record Mrs. 8. M. Chase in El Paso and City Attorney Spann in Silver City. Visits include Mrs. Glen Ross hosting a Tuesday bridge club and Mrs. J. Bartlet of Tucson visiting sister Mrs. A. L. Gam mon. Several residents travel near the fluorspar mine river and others plan trips to Big Spring and Tularosa.
The Lordsburg Mercantile Company Drug Department promotes Tanlac as a splendid tonic and system purifier while local eateries advertise meals in Hidalgo County. Enchiladag with cake and coffee will be served at the Star Theatre by the Christian Church group, inviting the public to attend.
Mike Leahy hosts his sons Ed deputy sheriff of Cochise County and Leo a Kingman businessman during a family visit this week. Attys Meldalffey Leahy Mellarffey Jeffus and Wallace conducted business in Silver City on Tuesday as James Barclay and many creditors appeared at the Roberts and Leahy Mercantile Co bankruptcy meeting before referee Frank J. Wright.
Phillip M. Frantz reports R. Atherton, formerly at the Last Chance mine, died this week from black smallpox which is said to be prevalent in Denver.
Washington reports Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board predicting a new era of prosperity for the United States. He says business conditions are better than a year ago, the country has passed crucial stages, living costs are easing, and farmers’ conditions have improved.
P Brown of Austin Jones sells cattle to Don Savario Urrutias and travels to Columbus to complete delivery. Brown notes Chihuahua governor appointed a band called the Cordada, akin to territorial vigilantes, operating in the north to curb banditry. They claim direct orders from the governor and have executed three men near the Santa Maria river crossing.
Gypsy writes of weddings and parties among Animas residents as Thanksgiving fades. Local birthdays include Miss Hilda McLean, with dances at Steve Dana ganas and a large Middle Animal gathering. Christmas and New Year wishes close the notes.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for after dinner use to ease bowel movement and clear dull sluggish feelings linked to constipation, claiming gentle action without unpleasant effects and liver disorder correction.
On December 10 1921 the Hidalgo County Sheriff will auction 65 colored chickens 130 664 white chickens 829 and one Holstein cow and calf 100 by order of the Sixth Judicial District Court in a civil action McHalffey v Graham and Intervenor Smith. Sealed bids may be submitted by December 10 two thirds of appraised value required. sale subject to court approval. Lordsburg New Mexico. Oscar Allen Sheriff. December 8 1921.
Calumet & Arizona Mining reports a 50 cent per share dividend to holders of record December 2, payable December 19 at a Chicago meeting. The firm kept dividends through a slow year by reserve funds, continues development, and awaits mining and smelting resumption while noting low copper prices and heavy costs.
The Youths Companion publishers send subscribers a 1922 Home Calendar priced at $2.50. Calendars feature red and dark blue tablets with current month days bold and adjacent months in smaller type at the margin. The standard publication is popular for its convenience and novelty.
Miss Helen Bostwick introduces a split day at Hondaale School with seniors taught in the forenoon and younger children in the afternoon. The change aims for individualized instruction and reduces early morning departures. Parents broadly approve as students gain improved study results under Miss Bostwick.
J H Dyer reports 20634 undesirables removed from Southern Pacific trains and property in October 1921, part of 158286 total removals from 1921 through Oct 31. He cites California as a magnet for the group worsening unemployment woes.
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