Investment of school funds and the New Mexico trust
The article cites Dean Cabberley on permanent school fund investments, criticizing state bonds and local debt rolls. It notes New Mexico’s land grant endowment for common schools, urges prudent trusteeship, and warns against politically expedient uses. Teachers will watch and pray for better management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. P. Cabberley
Leland Stanford Junior University
Cuthbertey
Cubberley
New Mexico
United States
Ritter Lumber column urges home projects and Christmas cheer
A Lordsburg lumber ad column from Ritter Lumber Co promotes home improvement ideas from hardwood floors to roofing and paint. It thanks readers and hints at seasonal humor and neighborly tips, ending with Merry Christmas wishes and a call to buy Christmas presents.
Lordsburg and District Real Estate Auction Notes
Real estate listings detail ranches farms and town lots near Lordsburg New Mexico. Properties include water rights stock ranges and improvements with prices from few hundred to thousands of dollars and terms often down payments. Items range from homes and acreage to multiple mine adjacent plots and village lots in Lordsburg area.
Special Bargains and Land Listings at Low Prices
More special bargains include Randall place on High street at 3000 dollars, Bennett house across the dean at 2000, Nick Hughes place with three lots at 4500, and 3 sections patented land near San Simon at 5.50 per acre with improvements. Also a special sale ad from Ordsburg Land & Invest Company and M Reynolds. El Paso firm offers goat ranch and furs with price list from Southwestern Hide & Fur Co. 11-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Randall
High Street
Bennett
Dean
Nick Hughes
San Simon
Southwestern Hide & Fur Co
el Paso
Tex
Christmas Spree Offers Gift of Service to Others
A Christmas message invites Leaguers to celebrate by giving rather than receiving. Readers are urged to sing carols to shut ins, aid worthy families with a Christmas dinner, and report these acts for the next Leaguer issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Leaguer
Carlsbad Cavern Visitor Projections For Next Year
Federal officials predict 6 000 visitors will enter Carlsbad cavern next year. Through October 1927, 26 068 people had explored the cave, compared with 41 741 for all of 1926. Visitors from 37 states and Alaska and Canada, Holland, and South America totaled 1 461 in October versus 631 in the same month last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Alaska
Canada
Holland
South America
A Leaguer Reflects on Virtue Across Life’s Spheres
A Leaguer muses on kindness in home, honesty in business, courtesy in society, fairness in work, pity for the unfortunate, help for the weak, resistance to the wicked, trust toward the strong, forgiveness toward the penitent, and reverence toward God.
Blessed Are Ye When Men Revile You
A religious verse echoes Jesus teaching from Matthew 5 ff on handling hatred and persecution with faith. The passage counsels patience and truth amid false accusations.
Stomobile Licenses Issued December 1927 Office of County Clerk
Automobile licenses will be issued for the entire month of December 1927 at the County Clerk's office. New form application blanks are available here. Those with a 1927 Registration Certificate may license without an application by presenting the certificate and tax receipt for 1927. Penalties for late proper application start January 1928. Personal checks not accepted. money orders preferred. McGRATH Field Deputy. Dec 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PiOs
McGrathield
Notice for Public Action on Homestead Proof at Rodeo NM
Department of the Interior notice records Robert Calaway Atkinson of Rodeo New Mexico filing intent to prove up a 640 acre homestead declared Nov 8 1922 No 024008 for various parcels in section 20 Township 90 South Range 20 West Santa Fe Meridian. Hearing before Paul E McCarty U S Commissioner at Rodeo NM January 15 1928 with witnesses John P Cavin A Gobble T O Miller and Frank Miller all of Rodeo NM Dec 1 1927-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Calaway Atkinson
Rodeo
New Mexico
Bee
Township
Htanwe
Weel
Prin
Meridian
Paul BE
McCarty
Redeo
John P. Cavin
A. Gobble
Op, Miller
Frank Miller
No Objections Boy
A boy asks for a job at a small store. the owner says he does nearly all the work himself, prompting the boy to protest about being needed. The exchange reflects a humorous, quippy local scene.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ritter
Lordsburg
W. F. Ritter Lumber Company
Geo. P. Jerpfus
Alan A. Koff
MERCY
Leona Gale
Merry Christmas
W.F. Ritter
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Hidalgo
U. Ss. Eieport
Lurasburg Land and Investment Company
Ie Viberig
Ihe
Teus Vu Park
Hachita N
Gila
Walter
Lato
Sunset Hotel
Crocker
June Jackson
PF. A. Bighway
Lordsburg Land
R. M. Reynolds
Ordsburg Land & Investment Company
M. Reynolds
Mgr
Lordsburg Land & Investment Company
KR. M. Reynolds, Gen. Mer
L. A. Bradberry
Hidalgo County
N. M
Detroits
Dunlop
EFORE
Detroit
TU Ce
Apache Garage
Stomoblile Licenses
Department of the Interior
S. Land Office
Lag Cruces, Nal
New Orleans
New York
Semset Limited
Southern Pacific
Jacksonville
St. Loui
Memphis
Washington, D. C
Earl
A. T. Clayton
Yura
Gen
Wat
Ardsberg
S W. New Mesteo
Arizona
Reilroad
Ob Mai
Southland
State Money Grower Association
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