Lordsburg Reflects On A Year Of Mining Growth And Progress
Lordsburg reviews a year of mining gains in the Calumet and mining district with new capital, ore discoveries, and developments in the Octo Mine and Bonney Consolidated. Banking growth, a new school and hospital, fire department, and improved highways and publicity facilities are highlighted as signs of sustained regional progress.
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Lordsburg
Calumet & A Mining Company
Otf
Michigan
Uncle Sam's
Gold Hill
Co-Operative Mining Co
Ruby Silver Mining Co
Cline
Gold Ming
Octo
Cne
Ohio
Big Bonney Consolidated
Monte Rico Mining Company
Boyd
Heather
Lordsburg Hospital Company
WK. H. Woods
Spann
McHalffey
New Methodist Church
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
H. L
The
Methodist Church
Grand Lodge of Knights Pythian
Southwestern Good Roads Association
Motor Transport Company
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Chambers of Commerce
Security, Mortgage & Building Co
Hslive Chamber of Commerce
Christmas gratitude from Do You and Yours readers
Do You and Yours thanks readers and supporters for their ongoing patronage and cooperation. The message expresses gratitude for subscribers and advertisers, likening their support to fuel for the publication and wishing them continued benefit from the columns.
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Lordsburg State Bank Praised By State Examiner Read
State bank examiner J B Read visits Lordsburg on inspection and declares the Lordsburg State Bank in good condition. He praises the bank and notes Read type efficiency may persist under the new governor Mechem.
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J.B. Read
Lordsburg
O. K
Bazaar Marvels Raise Over 300 Dollars at Star Theatre
The Methodist Church Bible Class bazaar at Star Theatre on Tuesday realized more than 300 dollars. Members thank all contributors and Lordsburg residents for liberal patronage and support.
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Methodist Church
Star Theatre
Lordsburg
Leo Smith in town for Hot Springs valley road plans
Leo L. Smith of Hot Springs is visiting to promote the Valley Road project from Hot Springs via Hachita and Deming to Lordsburg. Full details will be published next week.
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Leo L. Smith
Hot Springs
Hachita and
Deming
Lordsburg
Grammar School Tea For Victrola Fund Saturday
A grammar school tea will be served at the grammar school building on Saturday December 18 from 2 until 5 o'clock for the benefit of the Victrola Fund. The public is cordially invited.
Lordsburg Security Mortgage and Building Company Formed
Lordsburg launches a new financial institution the Security Mortgage and Building Company led by D L Hill with rapid local and regional interest. Within hours after applications were distributed nearly 10000 dollars were signed and total subscriptions near 40000 dollars drawing investors from Chicago to Los Angeles. Wr L BR Jones of Lorsburg named trustee, seen as a man of integrity by the community.
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Lordsburg
D. L. Hill
Lordsburg State Bank
Chicago
Los Angeles
Wr. L. BR. Jones
Lorsburg
Mr. Jones
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Evangelistic Party Closes Great Meeting in Lordsburg
After five weeks with evangelists Mr and Mrs L Organ and Mr and Mrs H P Slender from Des Moines Lordsburg ends a revival. Forty one locals joined the Christian Church and many were baptized. The party plans to continue in Carlsbad after a El Paso stop. the community pleads for their return.
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Lordsburg
L. Organ
H. P. Slender
Des Moines
Christian Church
Evngelist
el Paso
Carlsbad
D. F P. Sellards
Christmas Spirit From a Pennies-Paving Newsboy
A El Paso Merald account portrays a 12 year old one legged paper boy selling papers on a busy street corner. He plans gifts for his mother and siblings and hopes to buy candy and oranges for other children. He explains Christmas as Jesus's birthday to the narrator, highlighting true spirit over gift-bargaining.
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Frank Wittram
el Paso
Mina
Mother
Christiana
Amalle
Santa Claus
Christus
Mffie
Jesus
Tin
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U. S. Marshal
Sheriff Joe Alea
Hidalgo County
Our
State Bank
Leo Smith
Good Roads
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