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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1926

Page

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Six Team League Formed With Lordburg Morene and Safford

A six team baseball league is organized with Willcox Morene Silver City Lordsburn Safford as participants. A. J. Balmforth to preside with A. W Morningstar as vice president and Dr KHick Bavens as secretary treasurer. Forfeits of 2500 per board to secure league stay and prizes of 1000 for first and 500 for second were planned.

Lordsburg Deming Silver City Willcox Morenco Safford Hollen Hotel Morene A. W. Morningstar R. W. Aldrich A. J. Balmforth C. B. Austin A. W Morningstar KR. E. Buvens SM. Chase A. W Morningstar Dr. Khick Bavens

Williams and McNary Address Republican Gathering

Hon. Hugh H. Williams and James G. McNary spoke to a large Republican crowd Tuesday evening. Williams outlined a new organizational policy while McNary promoted business-like methods and fair access for all voters. McNary, viewed as senatorial timber, aims to reduce steamroller tactics and push brass tacks governance.

Hugh H. Williams Republican State Central Committee James G. McNary Neck of the Woods Hugh McNary

Liberal Receives Distinguished Guests

The editor greeted Friday afternoon a visit from former governor George Curry now International Boundary Commissioner for the United States and his associate Gustavo P. Surrano representing the Mexican Government. They discussed important business along the southern border and Curry praised American prosperity.

George Curry United States Gustavo P. Surrano Lordsburg Curry

Grand Matron Heads to Grand Chapter Meeting

Mrs. Anna M. Chase Grand Matron and Mrs. Sadie Small Grand Chaplain departed Monday for Roswell to attend the annual grand body gathering. The retiring officers are praised as among the best in the order, with pride expressed by Lordsburg and New Mexico over these women.

Anna M. Chase New Mexico America

Brakeman Rackham Injured in Freight Accident

Brakeman Leonard Rackham, son in law of the late assistant superintendent Mc Bean, fell from a moving freight between here and Steins Monday night and has remained unconscious at Lordsburg hospital. Dr. Crocker, his physician, thinks he will survive. His wife is due on No 2 today.

Leonard Rackham McBean Here Steins Lordsburg Hospital Dr. Crocker

Customs Officers and Sheriff Nab Smuggling Ring

Tuesday night customs officers and Sheriff Felix KR Jones and deputies seized four five gallon cases of alcohol and four sacks of bottled goods from a coal car in the 8 P yards. Smugglers planned to unload out of town but the raid halted the operation before they joined the goods. The seizure prevented trouble for many residents.

Felix KR. Jones

P T Meeting Draws High Interest and Community Aid

The P T Association held a highly engaging meeting last Monday evening. They voted to assist the Woman's Club in building a community house and named delegates to transport the band to the Las Cruces contest. The program featured a style show, musical acts, readings, duets, and an address by Supt. McLeskey on Shreds and Tatters.

P.T. Association Woman's’ Club G. P. Jeffus N. J. Scott I. ©. Conner Las Cruces Miss McCall Fuller Sleepy Hollow Il Trovatore G. L. Ross Mr. Rose Reading Miss Underwood McLeskey I! Trovatree John G. Koogler

Old Cottonwood Tree on Railroad Avenue Removed

The historic cottonwood tree on Railroad Avenue was cut down last week to make way for commercial development. Residents differ, with some lamenting its loss and others welcoming the change.

Railroad Avenue

Information Wanted About Lawhon Visit to Miss Charles

Miss Alie C. Charles seeks information on cousins Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lawhon who sent a Feb. 6 card from Lorisburg saying they were en route to 311 Fast 11th Street Georgetown Texas. They were driving a Chevrolet.

Alie C. Charles W. A. Lawhon Lorisburg Fast 11Th St Georgetown Texas Lawhons

Cotton yields lead nation and Hidalgo plans grow

Hunter S. Moses and County Agent Koogler tour Hidalgo and outline big extension work. Cotton will get uniform strains and wide-range improvements for cattle and goats. Virden Valley has led in cotton with high yields, while Rio Grande and South Valleys trail. Valencia onions and potatoes ship to southern markets. poultry products noted.

Hunter S. Moses Koogler Hidalgo Virden Antives Virden Valley Rio Grande Valley Oors Hidalpo Valencia

Mohair Growers Gather for Spring Clip Sale Plan

The New Mexico Mohair Growers met February 22 to organize the spring clip sale. A selling committee was elected with P. M. Ewing Animas district L. Knape Arizona district Joe Clouds northern district and Joe Woods Lordsburg district. The group will set sale date around April 1 and arrange distribution of the sucka for members.

New Mexico P. M. Ewing Animas L. &. Knape Arizona Joe Clouds Joe Woods Lordsburg Pseodiation

Missionary Meetings Draw Good Attendance

President J. M. Knight of the Western States Mission and Elder Joseph Mc Arthur of St. George Utah held meetings Monday and Tuesday. The events at the public library and J. J. Matone's home drew a good attendance.

J. M. Knight Western States Mission Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Joseph McArthur St. George Utah J. J. Matone

Columbus Mines Booming Amid Nearby Mining Activity

Superintendent W B Sumner Jr says Columbus advances with nearby mining. Crawford is employing more than twenty miners now and experts expect a large increase in the workforce.

W. B. Summere Jr Columbus Crawford

Community House Benefit Ball Planned by Womans Club

The Womans Club announces a benefit ball at Eagle Drug Hall this Saturday to raise funds for building a new community house and invites local business interests to contribute.

Womans Club Eagle Drug Hall

Roberts Here On Special Work

Deputy Collector A. S. Roberts arrives from Las Cruces for a few days on special business with the department.

A. S. Roberts Las Cruces Department

Skill Going Down At Austin Well No 1

The report notes the drill continuing downward at Austin well No 1 with steady progress. The crew remains upbeat while the operation proceeds.

Austin Well No

New Mexicos Record Best in World for 1920 Oil Output

New Mexico reports 180 completions in 1920 with only 27 dry holes, the best in any oil field. A daily average of eight to five producers per hundred completions is near unheard of, boosting morale in wildcat and producer ranks. The record gravity of 64 is said to be produced in Sunshine State fields, astonishing veteran miners.

New American Sunshine State Pennsylvania Oklahoma New Mexico

L J Sweeney Delayed in Los Angeles as Deals Press On

Sweeney the oil man is delayed for a few days in Los Angeles while Tnele B D continues selling valuable acreage for the company he represents. He remains optimistic about oil prospects in the region and is investing heavily to prove them.

LJ. Sweeney Los Angeles Tnele B.D Sweeney

Church of Christ Pyramid Street Services This Sunday

The Church of Christ on Pyramid Street announces that AL Phillips will conduct services at Hed Rock School house this Sunday at 7 p.m. Bible school is at 10 a.m. Lord's Supper in the church room. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 50 p.m.

Church OF Christ Pyramid Street AL Phillips Hed Rock School House Christian Endeavor

Summers Welcomes Newborn On Railroad Boulevard

In a family note, Wo Semmers and Mrs Bamimers celebrate the birth of a son. Born February 3 weighing eight pounds, the child now weighs ten pounds ten days after birth. The family plans to stay with grandparents on Railroad Boulevard as they adjust to the new addition.

WB Buminera, Jr Tron Columbus Brigher

Local note from Roy McDonald at Liberal 1K12 Dennison St

Letter from Roy K McDonald at Liberal Arkansas 1926 asks to keep receiving the paper weekly. Mentions family Myrie Louie and a visit with greetings to Lordsburg residents.

Little Hoek Ark Red Mr. Hall Lordsiark Papa Myrie Louie Lordsburg Roy K. McDonald

Omazelle Receives Water Set from Hebekah Lodge

Mrs. Omazelle Olney was presented a glass water set including pitcher and six glasses by her sisters of Hebekah Lodge No. 16 last Thursday evening. She was surprised and pleased by the gift.

Omazelle Olney Hebekah Lodge No. 16

Mrs G J Ross Named District Music Chairman in New Mexico Federation

Mrs G J Ross appointed Chairman of Music for the second district of the New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs. The appointment was made through District President Mrs Claude Fuller.

G. J. Ross New Mexico

Mrs John B Crowell shines in Douglas Music Club program

Mrs John B Crowell played a prominent role in a notable musical program in Douglas on Monday evening hosted by the Douglas Music Club. The audience praised her performance and she demonstrated strong talent.

John B. Crowell Douglas

Virden Bridge to be built by Santa Fe men

Governor Hannett announces in a letter to the editor that the contract for the Virden bridge over the til a river near Virden has been awarded to I. O. Hervey of Santa Fe for 1008 dollars. Work will start after bonds and preliminaries are secured.

Virden Bridge Santa FE Hannett Virden Jack Heather Successfuul Deo Il Ciret Elasa Atiape Highway Department Tila Kuver I. O. Hervey

School Notes Dear Pal A Bizarre Friday Basketball Report

A chaotic school note reflects a basketball game win 10 to 8 or 10 to 8 with players named John Clark George Shuiley Cla i de Olney Curley Long Marian Lareemore Slate Tyra Horace Trent Arthur Johnson. It mentions the defense club initiation and a playful scene with illness jokes and gossip about schedules and meals.

Pal John Clark George Shuiley Claii de Olney Curley Long Marian Lareemore Slate Tyra Horace Trent Arthur Johnson Deming Lordatuirg Marvel Peace Opal Prom Alice Yarbrough Bylvia Seobel Hazel Wallace Robert Donagan

Sel Day Service Sinking Conducted by Profe and Local Clergy

A damaged notice describes a church day service with preaching by Ney and Rey, led by Hodges and Robertson at the Chest, Dun can, Kel. The program includes a 12:00 preaching, 1:00 singing, and 2:20 communion, inviting all to attend followed by a basket dinner.

Profe Hiulges Deming Ted Rohertson Ney Handy Church of Chest Aft Presbyterian Church Duncan Kel Hodges Rohertson Rey Eyvery Hkobertson Fy Hodges Robertson

Mrs Ball Returns to Michigan from Tucson Visit

Mrs. Ball returned from Tucson Arizona Monday where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Brink for a week. Her sister Mrs Neils Becker will remain in Tucson for several months.

Chas. O. Ball Tucson Ariz Brink Neils Becker Ball Deming Carl Schaber Michigan

New City Garage Opens In Johnson Building

The Johnson building, recently occupied by the Railroad Cafe and barber shop, has become a busy garage. Townsend Neeley Marsalis manage storage sales and accessories while Lippold Hoewell handle high grade mechanics. A rear extension adds space and a front triple door eases auto and truck passage.

Johnson Neeley Marsalis Lippold Hoewell Beth

New Mexico Electric and Telephone Convention Notes Utility Roles

Experts at the Albuquerque convention of the New Mexico Electrical Association assert that telephone and electric service reduce daily tasks, comparing households to having 80 or more servants. Attendees include M. P. Walker of Lordsburg and others from Roswell, Las Vegas, and Tucumcari. Approximately 100 operators and their wives attend, with speakers detailing sales, rates, and radio interference myths.

Lordsburg Albuquerque New Mexico Electrical Association Mesion Electric and Telephone Company M. P. Walker Lordaburk Wow Kietiek Deavinge Frank Schram Roswell Arthur Prager BK. A. Bradney Las Vegas J. B. Ledlie Las Cruces FW. A. Roberts Carlabad D. Bent Tucumcanat Texas Arizona Colorado Wyoming George B. Lewis Denver Rocks Mountain Lewis Alilife

Stewart's Son Treated at Lordsburg Hospital

Commissioner John W. Stewart took his twelve year old son Wesley to the Lordsburg hospital for treatment this week. There are no serious complications, officials report.

John W. Stewart Wesley Lordsburg Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Williams Liberal Rackham P.T H. B. Elfe Columbus Mines NEW Mex L. J. Sweeney L. A T. A. Phillips Dennison St Omazelle GL. Ross Schiool Notes Mrs. Ball New City Garage Fine Pew Institution Won. Townsend Walker Stewarts
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