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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
4
Promises of sisterly commitment are followed by a warning to beware. The speaker urges action on building next spring, saying winter nights offer planning time and promising to help save money through quality and service.
The Co-Operative Mining Company of Lordsburg New Mexico announces its annual stockholders meeting to elect Directors for the ensuing year and address other business. The session is set for January Ath at 1 00 p m at the office in Lordsburg New Mexico. D W Taylor Secretary Treasurer.
Several residents recount Christmas travel and visits from El Paso, Tucson, Tempe and Globe. Notables include Lulu Olney, J. E. Devine, John Cameron, Robert Briel, Mrs. C. B. Austin, Tom Lister, the Burke family, Miss Arabella Jones, Miss Inez Trimble, Miss Mamie Hamlin, and others visiting relatives in Las Cruces, Dublin, Gold Hill and beyond. The Hellow House radio setup brings in signals from KEL.
The Church of Christ led by Minister T A Phillips announces services for December 30 with Bible School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m featuring a sermon on The Persuasion of Better Things. An evening service at 7 30 p m covers Jesus and Repentance plus New Year topics. a workers meeting is set for January 1 1924. A baptism followed a Christmas program despite bad weather.
The family of Frank P. Aven thanks friends for aid and sympathy after his death and burial. Gratitude requests continued support from Lordsburg women and Knights of Pythias who conducted the funeral. The Lordsburg Printing Co. stockholders meet January 7 1924 at 2 PM to elect directors and transact business.
Alhambra California December 21 The American Liquid Meter Company will open a plant here with ground to be broken soon C H Warner of San Gabriel vice president production manager inventor of the Warner speedometer leads the venture The meters measure liquids for refineries steamship lines municipalities and other large users Warner has long been connected with the company and has mining interests in New Mexico
Santa Fe Petroleum officials announce plans to begin development within 20 miles of East Las Vegas. Geologist W C Giles cites extensive surveys linking the Culebra Valley oil field to a potential giant gusher, marking New Mexico as a rising oil state.
The Borderland Highway Association reports rapid traffic growth and extensive paving from San Diego to the New Mexico line, with 21 miles west of Yuma awaiting bids. Arizona plans include graced and paved routes to Yuma via Globe and Yuma or via Tucson and Bisbee, while New Mexico work advances. ED Fletcher signs as president.
Beatrice and Edna Aven, daughters of the late F. P. Aven by his first wife, had never met the present Mrs. Aven, yet they cherish her for caring for their father. The wife is devoted to the children as she is to her own daughter, and they planned a wonderful Christmas together before the tragedy.
The Warren manganese mine 12 miles southeast of Deming is advancing under G West. A test car of ore has been shipped for a trial mill run. The ore assays about 78 percent manganese dioxide with no objectionable minerals, while efforts aim for an 80 percent grade.
The Youths Companion offers a red blue and gold calendar for 1924 with monthly pages plus marginal notes on adjacent months and moon phases. Free copies go to subscribers who pay $2.50 for 52 issues.
A compact biblical quotation from Matthew 22 37 urging devotion to God with heart soul and mind as Jesus replies to a scribe. The line echoes the great commandment emphasizing complete fealty and worship.
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