Mammoth Diatomaceous Earth Find Reported in Arizona Mountains
J E Devine and Joe Olney prospecting 20 miles south of Winkleman, Arizona uncover the largest diatomaceous earth deposit in the United States with 12 percent silica and 8 percent moisture. The site spans over ten thousand acres and could yield millions of tons. A new Mammoth Diatomaceous Earth Company will be formed to develop the enterprise.
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J. E. Devise
Joe Olney
Arizona
Winkleman
United States
Olney
Pevine
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Devine
Mammoth Diatomaceous Farth Company
Mammoth
Sweeney Sees Lordsburg Area Becoming Oil Center
J H Sweeney of Pacific Midwest Petroleum predicts Lordsburg will host a major oil boom by year end 1926 with the Mid-West Company set to drill. Despite awaiting casing at Austin Well No 1, other equipment has arrived and preparations are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. H. Sweeney
Pacific Midwest Petroleum Company
B. B. Ownly
Lordsburg
Mid-West Company
Cdnvision
Ceney
Austin Well
Woman's Club Holds Annual Meeting and Christmas Charity
The Woman's Club announces its annual meeting for electing officers at the Library on Monday January 17 at 3. The nominating auditing and refreshment committees are listed. Members are urged to attend. The club distributed 45 for Christmas cheer and raised 102.37 from Christmas seals, sending 40.91 to the State Tuberculosis Association with 8.85 for postage and printing, yielding a Child Welfare fund balance. Lloyd Wallace received a surprise birthday party on his 12th birthday Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mesdames
Crocker
Kerr
Egan
C. C. Fuller
Ray
Green
Trimble
Keime
Woman’s Club
State Tuberculosis Association
Margaret Downey
First National Bank Names New Directors and Officers
The First National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting on January 2, 1926, electing directors W. F. Ritter John T. Muir G. L. Rose Frank R. Coon M. P. Walker R. M. Reynolds H. J. McGrath and C. G. Perry. The board then elected officers W. F. Ritter president John T. Muir vice president G. L. Rosa cashier and H. F. Dorrance assistant cashier. All directors attended.
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First National Bank
Turaday
W. F. Ritter
John T. Muir
G. L. Rose
Frank R. Coon
M. P. Walker
R. M. Reynolds
H. J. McGrath
C. G. Perry
G. L. Rosa
H. F. Dorrance
OMAZELLE AND OLNEY MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE SCANDAL
Miss Omazelle Powers and Claude Olney of the Lordsburg Power Company reportedly traveled to Deming on a Monday morning and returned with a marriage certificate tucked inside Claude's pocket. The couple, described as promising youth, are hoped to have a smooth married life ahead.
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Omazelle Powers
Claude Olney
Lordsburg Power Company
Deming
Claude
Copper outlook and market notes from the southwest
The column discusses copper demand and production, noting the United States leads global copper output at 62 percent while world consumption nears 1.75 million tons for 19. The Goost Banter editor praises copper stocks for long term investment and anticipates copper use rising in rail, auto, and industrial sectors, with American copper deposits in America.
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Caldfornia
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Charles F. Willis
United States
Chile
Peru
Bellman Gon Bo
Japan
Publc
Cotine
Ainieriva
Noted Financial Editor Visits Los Angeles Herald
Charles V. King of the financial department of the Los Angeles Herald was guest over the weekend.
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Charles V. King
The
Los Angeles Herald
Masonic Lodge Hails Officers and Honors at Assembly
Myrtle Austin retires as vice grand and Mildred Townsend is honored as matron elect with a P.M. badge and an onyx ring presented by her husband. Grand Matron Anna M. Chase delivered the inaugural address and presided as the ceremony closed.
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Myrtle Austin
Vie Row
Mildred Townsend
Anna M. Chase
Mrs Mabel Ke 1mora Eton Becomes Chief of Western Star Temple
Mrs. Astie CO IMORA ETON presided as Mos Excellent Chief of Western Star Temple No 11 and praised concerted effort. She urged all officers and members to work together and received a bouquet of carnations for the pledge.
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Mos
Western Star Temple
No. 11
Mabel Ke
Valedon Notes Health Woes Moves In Arizona Locales
Valedon residents express concern as Mes Talph Youtz in Bisbee cone Valescener recovers slowly. Mrs Fred Keller visits Dishew viewing her dooker. Almforth of Warren arrives to lead 8 Branch. Jerone Ariz sees new charge by opweon at Verge Central. Communities send best wishes. several locals in Willcox and Lasquehey report family travels. Edwardo Lopes dies. Frances Cross confined with mumps. Bennie returns to school. Teachers changes include Florentine Frazier replacing Imogene Foley at Martenn.
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Mes
Talph Youtz
Bisbee
Fred Keller
Almforth
Warren
Ariz
Re. Alu
Dickson
Kurly
Jerone
Opweon
Verge Central
Valedon Mervel
Mita Mary Lee Davis
Maurvin Poller
Willcox
Edwardo Lopes
Frances Cross
Bennie
Prosperity J. Vought Visits Town For Brief Business
General Prosperity J. Vought spent about an hour in town on Tuesday for urgent business and an important reception, giving time to greet local officials before departing.
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Vought
New Superintendent at the 85 A Balmforth Succeeds Major Dickson
Major R H Dickson leaves to take a larger post at Jerome. Balmforth is appointed general superintendent of the Cotte and Company properties and will assume duties Friday.
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Balmforth
R. H. Dickson
Jerome
Rovert
Thekeen
Pos Aa
Cotte & Geeal
Devaine
Avivopa
Tief
Dickson
Constructing Quartermaster Reviews Heather Bid Visit
Capt Arthur M. Parker construcing quartermaster of The 8th corps area with Lt Weddington meet the Clamber of Commerce and bidder Jack Heather to discuss progress. Parker expects a competitive outcome and notes a cordial reception as Lt Weddington attends.
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Arthur M. Parker
8Th Corp
Weddington
Annual Dinner at 85 Boarding House Recap
The 85 Mine annual dinner at 85 Boarding House reviewed a year with ~0000 tons of ore monthly of good grade, modest wood costs and few accidents. Talks included My Appreciation of the 85 Mine by W Holt and Our Years Record by WW Dickson, with remarks by Scofield Youtz Clark and White among many attendees.
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W. Bh. Holt
WW. Dickson
H. L. Scofield
Ralph Youtz
J. H. Clark
W. R. White
Major Ow, Dickson
TH. L. Scofield
PL Salgado
Pete Bavay
Val Martinez
HD Hlorne Carl Phillips
RL White
Ho. Keller
Halph Youtz
Bine von
Wot Biscombe
W. P. Staples
CV. Welch
Joh. Clark
Dr G B Sustin
Lyman Carrell
W. B. Holt
PHEIAN SINTERS OF PICKEHS INSTALLATION NOTICE
A readable fragment shows Bethel Bethel Mulley and Mildred Towneend leading an ins tallation event. Officers listed include Mabel Launedry Protector and Luella S Clark with a committee of Myrtle Spatin Sylvia Kerr Sonne Cotes Bethel Fuller and Stella Peon.
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Folte
Mabel Heitne
Loella
Clark
Mabel
School Notes 1 HS vs Silver City Tl
Local school sports notes report a boys basketball game against Silver City High School scheduled for Saturday at 5 PM and a prior game with Silver City. It recounts a Silver City victory over Lordsburg, listing players and quarter scores, praising defense and detailing Harold Beofield and Charlie Delpney’s scoring.
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Silver City High School
Silver
Silver Gily
Lordsburg
Silver Our Ti
Lopredeehire
Pele Chiase
MorwaorderWarold Scoffield
Horace Trendt
Ire Gonner
Hobert Dunagan
Wiilip Coustand
Lordeburg
Hiarold Beofield
Charlies Delpney
River City
Silvershot
Teping
Lamentations of a Freshman Poet Note
A reflective piece titled Lamentations of a Freshman Poet laments school life from the freshman view. The writer mentions being called sleepy headed by upperclassmen and contemplates studying harder while recognizing peers’ teasing and confusion. The Virden correspondence appears as an aside in this week’s page.
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Devel
U.S.A
Canada
J. H. Sweeney
Black CO
Lordsburg Field
Lloyd Wallace
Omazelle
RED Setal Market
Fy Peiwogobd
Pepayp
Porancial Bebter Et
Phe Des Angeles Pyeng
Herault
OFS
W. M
L. Croas
Mae Tarser
Leo Inez Wright
Treas
Martha Fuller
Dennie Gass
Grace Conner
Ada
Fay Moore
Rath
Mabel Keine Lether
Pearl Cross
Martha
Gertrude Wright
Merta Olivia Wells Wardner
Mabel Landry
Sentinel
M. M. Crocker
Mrs. Astie CO
Imora Eton
Valedon Sews
Dor
Va Vue
Lasque
Floretie Frazier
Martenn
Imogene Foley
Foley
J. R. Gwartney
Wright
GEN. Prosperity
Piodaw
Dan
Dlo County
Alwava
Cieneral
Harry AL Clark
Halmforth
Bathforth
Halit
Heather
Jack Heather
Cnovite
Pete
Parker
Ivete
Alwaye
Wedidie
Hearne
Pheian
Pickehs
H. B Elfe
Schooe Notes
Silver City
Weil
Virden
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