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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

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Phelps Dodge Chief Outlines $12 Million Clifton Morenci Upgrades

President W Douglas of Phelps Dodge spoke at Clifton Morenci about merging The Arizon Copper Co with Phelps Dodge and plans to spend about twelve million dollars on new concentration and processing facilities. He noted copper demand improving, anticipated mine restarts in spring and summer, and a broader program depending on conditions, with optimism for regional prosperity.

W Douglas Phelps-Dodge Corporation Clifton- Morenci Ees Clifton Commercial Club Douging Arirons Copper Company Phelps- Dodge Corporation Douglas Washington Japan France Germany Hoover Phelps Dodge Corporation Clifton Morenci

Secretary Fall In Lordsburg With Noted Guests

A late No. 4 passenger train carried Albert B. Fall Secretary of the Interior and his companions Price McKinney steel magnate and E O McCormick vice president of the Southern Pacific in their private car. See Mary Fall greeted the Liberal editor and spoke of the Riverside conference.

Albert B. Fall Interior Price McKinney Ohio E. O. McCormick Southern Pacific Riverside Mary Fall Formu

Christmas Wishes For Every Little One

Poem wishing Santa visits all children with gifts of dolls and toys. Chorus of cheerful thoughts and happy songs urges a joyful Christmas and shared delight across the land. Charles Frederick Wadwsol is noted as the author.

Santa

New Mexico Cabinet Member Praised as Bandit Gardner Heads Fort Leavenworth

A historic train crossing with a noted cabinet member receiving praise for the administration. A bailiff named Gardner travels with the mail bandit en route to Fort Leavenworth to begin a 75 year sentence total.

Washington New Mexico Gardner Fort Leavenworth

Preaching at Baptist Church Next Sunday

Rev George West of Silver City will lead morning and evening services at the Baptist Church next Sunday. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Baptist Church Geo. West Silver City

Liberal Christmas Gift Reminder

The notice suggests sending the Liberal as a Christmas gift to a distant relative or friend rather than mailing 52 letters a year. It promotes the newspaper as a thoughtful present and a practical alternative.

Liberal

McGraths Visit Old Friends in Lordsburg

Capt H J McGrath former state police head from Silver City visits Lordsburg with Mrs M W McGrath and relatives. They stay at the Vendome hotel and greet many old friends Monday.

McGraths Lordsburg H. J. McGrath Silver City State Police M. W. McGrath Dewey Ida McGrath Walter McGrath Vendome Hotel

Lordsburg Teams Fall at Silver City in Rough Scores

Lordsburg second high trio Tyson Trimble Foley Kerr and Clark lost to Silver City 7 to 9. First high girls succumbed 17 to 3. Boys first high posted 13 to 16 as Fairly Conner Puller A Conner and Dunagen played. Lordsburg to meet Duncan and Virdyn at bunca Saturday. Athletic Association plans Star Theatre show Tuesday night.

Kerr Clark Silver City McGee Tyson Gilbert Lister Bartlett Weatherby Batley Fairly C. Conner Puller A. Conner Dunagen Lordsburg Duncan Virdyn Bunca the Athletic Association Star Theatre

Electric lights on many streets in Lordsburg

The common council approved installing 100 candlepower electric street lamps on major streets including Second Fourth and Sixth. Lordsburg Power Co will complete the work as soon as possible. The city also fills Front Street mud holes using dirt donated by the Methodist Church. Further improvements hinge on the upcoming municipal election.

Common Council Coener Lordsburg Front Street McKeed Methodist Church

Noted attorney boosts Lordsburg in New Mexico

Captain W C Reid, general counsel of the Santa Fe Railway for New Mexico, visited Lordsburg to handle legal matters and remarked that if the state had grown proportionally to the Lordsburg district it would be a mighty fine state. He is retained for the Papago Indians in a suit with the United States over 2 400 000 acres in southwestern Arizona. The Indians claim ownership similar to the Pueblo in New Mexico. government disputes title and right of entry. The suit awaits the Supreme Court in Washington. Local editor J B Devine notes the land’s rich agricultural and grazing potential, with two rainy seasons allowing winter wheat and summer corn, and substantial fountainous country suitable for stock raising.

W. C. Reid Santa Pe Railway Go New Mexico Southwest Lordsburg Heid United States Arizona Supreme Court of the District of Columbia J. Kb. Devine

Christmas Greeting to Customers from Union Clothing

A business extends holiday wishes to its numerous customers thanking them for patronage over the past year and wishing a merry Christmas and a happy new year.

YHA Union

Great 18 Woodcraft and Local Trades Highlight

Speaking about fine wood work those wheelbarrows by Jack Heath er for the Christmas bazaar rival the best stores. The table by BIN Meath er at Heather Construction Co. would draw attention in Grand Rapids. Also notes of a rodeo at Anitway on December 24 and Willams Rutherford seeking an agent for Two Republics.

Jack Heather bin Meather Heather Construction Co Grand Rapids Jack Bill

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Phelps -Dodge Corporation Santa Claus Charles Frederick WaDswol Tyson, Trimble, Foley Merry Christmas GREAT Anitway Willams Rutherford Deming
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