Local and Personal Notes From the HV Thes Chirostia
Mail your Christmas present early Mrs Helen Foley Moorhead is a new clerk at the post office. Branley Coon was up from Bel Pan Tuesday. Mrs J H Fitzpatrick and daughter Frances Margaret at home from Oklahoma City. Photographer Branley Carson at the Vendome Hotel. G J Wilkinson KR M & now running from El Paso to Lordsburg a Liberal caller today. Contractor Chpiate offers loan money on your new home. Mrs Wentworth and son enroute from California to Battle Creek stopped for a brief visit. Elizabeth Pere Boyd tenth birthday celebrated at her parents home with many guests and a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Wilkinson
KR. M
el Paso
Lordsburg
Elizabeth Pere Boyd
Mr. T
AR. Boyd
Virden Mourns Loss Of Jasper Gale A Civic Figure
Virden loses Jasper Gale a devoted husband and good citizen who faced gallbladder trouble after a Dec 5 illness. He died from gas pains on Friday the 10th after surgery in Lordsburg and leaves a wife a seven year old daughter and many relatives. Relatives Including Abram Wahlin and Mrs Merrell traveled to Mexico while others remained. A ward conference was held by Nash of the St Joseph Stake with local auxiliary officers seeing changes. The piece notes wind and cold instead of rain.
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Virden
Jasper Gale
Lordsburg
Abram Wahlin
Merrell
Lynn Hatch
Mexico
Wahlin
Merrethon
Nash
St. Joseph Stake
Notice of Final Proof for Hachita Homestead
Department of the Interior invites William C. Massey of Hachita New Mexico to prove up his 1920 homestead entry No 015094 for sections 22 and 15 township 338 range 18W NM P meridian before U S Commissioner George Edmonds at Hachita NM on January 28 1924 Witnesses named Otis Roberson Richard Norris Ed Tohon eh Alfred Deaton all of Hachita NM John L Burnside Register dated January 13 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
William C. Massey
Hachita
N. M. P. Meridian
George Edmonds
U. S
Otis Roberson
Richard Norris
Hechita
Ed Tomhoneh
Alfred Deaton
John L. Burnside
Register
Rountree in Hot Springs on Bankhead Highway data
J A Rountree director general of the United States Good Roads Association visits Hot Springs to gather data on Bankhead National Highway work done, past appropriations, and future activity for a war department report. He cites plans for a Birmingham meeting and notes army support for highway takeover as a military road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banke Iead Nation Highway Association
J. A. Rountree
Direcor
United States Good Heads Association
Hot Springs
Fol Springs
Bankhea National Highway Association
Business Men's League
Rountree
Tennessee
Arkansas
James H. Brough
Little Hoek
Unitestates Good Heads Association
Willcome
War Department
Franklin
Bankhear National Highway Association
Birmingham
Tam
Bankhead
Amerae Aulomodhe Association
Lready
Washneton
California
Birlingham
Majestic Hotel
Little Rock
Gazette
Steady Progress at Angelus Well
The Angelus well has reached 1,754 feet and is drilling in a sandstone formation with a Hughes bit. Progress runs about 50 feet per day, with an 8 inch casing slated before 2,000 feet. Sandstone at 1,600 feet is thin, possibly cap rock over an oil sand, as locals watch with faith in eventual success. Deming Head light.
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Angelus
Hughes
Wd Manager Army
Deming
Good Things in Lordsburg Bazaar
Women organize a bazaar in Lordsburg offering varied refreshments and items. Proceeds support community projects as volunteers staff the event and locals flock to the socially lively gathering.
Coreton Family Moves Into New HL Home
Ro W. Coreton and family have moved into their newly purchased house of HL W. Lackland, a debut in the community’s latest housing development.
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Ro W. Coreton
HL. W. Lackland
Porteus and Frisco Engineer Sail for Mining Trip
Porteus Tol. A. and Frisco engineer J. P. Porteus departed this week on an extended mining business trip to Los Angeles and San Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. P. Crawford
Haze
B. HL. Mitchell
J. P. Porteus
Telp
Los Angeles
San Jiseo
Ruby Silver Mining Co President Heads to Mississippi
L. P. McHalfrey, president of the Ruby Silver Mining Co, left this week for Mississippi on important mining business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. McHalfrey
The
Ruby Silver Mining Co
Mississippi
Lordsburg Church Set Quarterly Conference Next Monday
Rev. K Campbell will hold the raf quarterly conference for the Lordsburg Methodist Church next Monday night the 20th at 7 30. Everyone is invited by M O Williams.
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K. Campbell
Lordsburg
Prominent Animasan Enlists as Regional Subscriber
Gee, a well known ranchman from south of Animas, visited the city for business and pleasure on Monday and joined the growing list of subscribers in the region.
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T. TR. Gee
Animas
Noted Y M C A Lecturer to Speak at High School
Harry Runmer a noted Interstate YMCA lecturer and traveler will address the High School Friday afternoon and again in the evening in a free public lecture at the High School auditorium.
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Harry Runmer
Death of Jasper Gale In Duncan Region
Jasper Gale, a well known Duncan region farmer, died in Lordsburg this week and was laid to rest in Duncan Cemetery. Funeral Director Grant Leahy sent the remains Saturday afternoon. He was a native of Australia as was his wife Elizabeth Mayes. For twenty five years the deceased lived as a respected resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Gale
Duncan
Lordsburg
Duncan Cemetery
Grant Leahy
Australia
Elizabeth Mayes
Cummings Returns With Sunset Short Line Auto Road Ads
Secretary J P G Cumminges of the Willcox Chamber arrives with cards promoting the Sunset Short Line Auto Road to Willcox, including a map and legend of station distances and new road signs. Boosters describe locals as proactive supporters.
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J. P. G Cumminges
Willcox Chamber of Commerce
Willcox
Hill Voices Qualifications for Justice of the Peace
Jesse B. Hill states ten years as Justice of the Peace U S Commissioner and Notary Public at Hachita. He resigned but Crant County commissioners refused to accept it and reappointed him. He previously served two terms as county and district court clerk in Sutton County Texas and currently seeks Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 Lordsburg.
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U. S
Hachita
Crant County
Sutton County
Texas
Justice of the Peace of
Precinct No. 1
Lordsburg
Jesse B. Hill
Borderland roads praised by North Dakotan traveler
P. M. Olsen of Viborg South Dakota praised the Borderland route during a cross country trip. He traveled with a Studebaker big six and a 2509 pound trailer, covering 3880 miles and averaging 16 miles per gallon with no repairs. He commended the southern Arizona stretches as superior to northern routes and credited the Borderland for his return trip.
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P.M. Olsen
Viborg
South Dakota
Douglas
California
Seattle
Washington
Pacific Coast
Olsen
Studebaker
Borderland
Arizona
Douglas International
Road Work Progress in Animas Rodeo Corridor
County Road Superintendent J. Augustine and team plus Cox Harrell KR.T. Ward & Co. Howard Boyd and Herbert Strange are doing road work between Animas and Rodeo with several helpers assisting on the project.
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J. 1. Augustine
Cox and Harrell
Kr.t. Ward & Co
Howard Boyd
Herbert Strange
Animas
Rodeo
Senate extends time for annual mining claims
Washington DC report states the Senate passed a bill extending the deadline for annual assessment work and mining claims to July 4. The measure moves to the House and aims to aid prospectors, following wartime precedent.
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Senate
Washington
DC. C
Masonic Lecturer John J. Kelly Visits for Annual Inspection
John J. Kelly grand lecturer of the grand lodge F and A M has been in town for several days giving instruction on Masonry and conducting his annual inspection. He is regarded as one of the best posted Masons in the state and is deeply loved, for he teaches Masonry by living it.
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John J. Kelly
Grand Lodge
A. M
Brown and Wagner wed in El Paso surprise ceremony
Mrs Myrtie Brown and Clarence B B Wagner, both of Lordsburg, married December 1 at the First Christian Church in El Paso. The event, linked to a local play by the Woman's Club, surprised friends and ends a romance that began with late arrivals amid rumors among the "Old Maids."
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Myrtie Brown
Clarence BB. Warner
Lordsburg
el Paso
First Christian Church
Milo Atkinson
Wagner
Woman's Club
Tommie
Fl Paso
P. T. A. Meeting Monday Night Program
The Par ent-Teachers' Association schedules a lively program for Monday night. Vocal duet by Mrs Wells and Mr Heather. Address by J H Fitzpatrick. Violin solo by Mrs M P Walker. Vocal trio by Miss Bellingham Miss Greekmore and Mr Greer. Closing talk by Rev R L Pearce.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wells
Heather
J. H. Fitzpatrick
Bellingham
Greekmore
Mr. Greer
Rev
R. L. Pearce
Revival notes show over 1300 pledged in budget drive
F O McCauley reports total collection 665 dollars. Evangelist Organ received 281.50 and the Stenders 225. The balance funded local expenses. Sunday evening a church budget of over 1300 was pledged with several other members yet to contribute. This excludes missionary money.
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F. O. McCauley
Evangelist Organ
Stenders
Beware of impostors public notice from national director
A message from Henry H. Rosexfelt National Director warns readers that Rev J J Mastin a reported resident of Hammon Oklahoma has been collecting funds in New Mexico for the Jewish War Sufferers and the American Jewish Relief Committee without authorization Readers are urged to publish a notice cautioning the public about Mastin and his fund raising activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mastin
Hammon
Okla
New Mexico
American Jewish Relief Committee
Mr. Mastin
Why Not A Poultry Show In Hidalgo County
A reader urges the Chamber of Commerce to start a poultry show to showcase Hidalgo county’s high grade birds. An expert poultry judge is available locally at little cost to aid in evaluating entries and improving production.
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Hidalgo County
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Campbell Optimistic On Economic Revival
Governor Thomas K. Campbell says the country has passed Depression depths and is on the upswing after returning from a governors conference in Pennsylvania. He reports improving business sentiment and anticipated revival in the weeks ahead.
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Phoenis, Arizn
Thomas K. Campbell
Conference of Governors
Pennsylvania
Fitzpatrick for Justice of the Peace in Lordsburg NM
Local citizens of Lordsburg urge J H Fitzpatrick to run for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 1 with a platform Justice to all favors to none. Election set for January 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Justice of the Peace
N. M
J. H. Fitzpatrick
Political announcements seek local offices in Hidalgo County
Jesse B. Hill announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 and L A Kimbrough declares for Constable Precinct No 1 Hidalgo County with election set for January 10 1924.
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Precinet No. 1
Hidalgo County
L. A. Kimbrough
Candy business ad promises easy home work role
An old typographic job listing offers at home work with no experience needed and zero weekly pay. It invites readers to advertise and send a stamped envelope for details from Bon Bon Candy Makers Co Philadelphia and Watkins Co Winona Minnesota. It claims large scale product reach and a vast user base.
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Bon-Bon Candy Makers CO
Philadelphia
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Thes Chirostia
Helen Foley Moorhead
Post Office
Bee Carson
Hotel Vendome
Branley Coon
Bel Pans
J. HW
Fitzpatrick and Babe
Frances Margaret
Oklahoma City
Carson
Vendome Hotel
D. Pon
Chpiatephone
S&s & Kirkpatrick
Silver City
Me W. Wentworth
Great Eagle Floorspar Co
Society Notes
Virden News
Ountree
Good Kroads
Pacs
He Bazaar
Pat Cyty
Porteus Tol. A. and
Frisco
Atty, Vmehalfrey
Cummings
Hill
North
COOD
Mrs. Carl Rosted
Henry HW. Rosexfelt
Campbbell
Star Theatre
Office of Justice of the Peace
Precinet
Christian Church
Watkins
J. BR. Watkins CO
Dept
Winona
Minn
Lordsburg Power Co
Sunset Hotel
M. Cousland
Co-Operative Mining Company
Car of Michigan
Co-Operative Mining Co
Lordsburg, New Mexico
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