21 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
1
The Oil World notes New Mexico rising as a major oil state with 125 wells, 1,009,000+ barrels sold, and high gravity crude from the San Juan basin. Governor Hannett backs growth as Albuquerque hosts delegates, promising strict enforcement against violators.
Industrial giant General John C. Greenway died at Roosevelt Hospital New York after an operation could not save him. The mining and industrial world mourns. his widow and young son are left in grief.
A humor item from the Deming Graphic extols Deming water as pure while joking Lordsburg water is three points purer on a 190.90 to 27 ratio. The piece notes orders from Lordsburg and other towns for Deming water and hints at pipeline delivery caveats.
Hinchila New Mexico January 16 great activity expected in the Little Hatchet mountains this year one of the most remarkable mining districts on the continent. News of discoveries and strikes of great importance anticipated as development progresses with interest from leading US geologists and institutions.
A. J. Balmforths father died in Glendale California yesterday and his funeral was set for last evening as the suit left No 100 to attend the obsequies.
Scotch evangelist Robi McMurnly and his wife from Phoenix will assist the Baptist Church in an evangelistic campaign starting February and possibly continuing indefinitely. The call urges prayer and service to win the lost and bring blessings to the community, seeking revival in the hearts of God’s people. Pastor J. L. Rupard leads Laplist Church.
Lordsburg annual meeting reelects officers with Supt Balmforth replacing Supt Dickson Jerome to that post. The hospital is praised as an outstanding local institution.
The U S Bureau of Mines notes that the Valedon mines near Lordsburg yield a silicious copper gold silver ore used for furnace linings in Arizona and El Paso Texas. In 1924 the Lordsburg district produced 88 472 tons with 9 300 ounces gold 114 000 ounces silver 40 000 pounds lead and 4 900 000 pounds copper. In 1925 output rose to 105 000 tons with similar assay content and recoverable metals.
M P Walker sits on the Rocky Mountain Committee on Public Utility Information formed after the Denver meeting. The 50 000 inches of newspaper advertising showcased utility progress across New Mexico Wyoming and Colorado, with Mountain States officials noting ads educate customers and reduce press agents. The committee has promoted paid advertising totaling about 9 000 inches and elected Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph leaders to its directorate.
Dear Brother Holt enclosed is my cheque for two dollars covering subscription to your paper. With kindest regards in which Mrs Mobler and Los Mar join, yours very fraly Karl L Mouler.
The Electa Circle sponsors a White Elephant Sale on Saturday afternoon January 1h. Donations are requested via Mrs. George Trimble or any Electa Circle member, with pickup Friday morning January 20th. Contact Reynolds about insurance coverage for property.
All machinery for the Black Co is now on site and, once the delayed casing arrives, operations will resume. The company uses high grade California steel, causing delays but offering long term quality, with a 600 ft showing and strong anticipation to proceed.
AT T Company extends near two copper circuits from El Paso to Loveshark. Crews initiate work at El Paso and Loveshark, with Lordsburg named as headquarters for the project.
Wednesday night the Science Club hosted a pleasant program and elected new officers with Yim a McWhorter as President and Chand Wood as Secretary. The narrative includes game notes, refreshments, and comments from Hazel and Miss Black. The piece mentions a Silver City vs Lordsburg basketball contest, coaching changes, and student remarks from Nancy Chase and Helen Johnson.
Tommie Gee was burned when a dish of hot water tipped onto her while she stood by the stove. The injuries from her hips to her knees are painful but not considered dangerous, and her father was summoned away to buy cattle.
Nat and Pirvabeth Gammon return from i Pose to Lordsburg drawn by the lure of the town. They are now partners in the Hollen hotel venture with landlord Salter, while friends express mixed feelings about the siblings. Elizabeth is present and Nat is expected back soon.
Edward Mansfield longtime rancher and pioneer figure dies in Los Angeles on January 14 at age 60. He leaves a large circle of friends and relatives including Judge John P Mansfield, Jerome L, William T, Simon P, and Mary Brose.
Arthur Brisbane, editor and famed commentator, said in a Albuquerque interview that New Mexico with eight proven oil fields and up to 150 producing wells, along with river and water resources, could become one of the richest states. He spoke while en route to California from New York last Saturday.
When Judge Armstrong resigned as the Valedon court leader the commission selected Keller, a respected figure from the big nine. Readers may expect an upcoming feature on his interesting personal history and strong reputation.
Phillips and wife start evangelistic meetings at the Animas station schoolhouse Tuesday night at 7 30 with singing and gospel sermons. The series will last about ten days with ongoing gospel messages and hymns.
Ralph Smiths Railroad Cafe has moved to the Vendome Hotel quarters behind the office and lobby. The cafe has been discontinued.
Presiding elder W. S. Vanderpool will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning. The public is cordially invited to attend the service.
Forty department heads and prominent citizens gathered at the 85 Theatre to honor Major and Mrs Hubert H Dickson before his move to Jerome as general manager of the company property division. A silver service was presented, with Mrs C Austin giving the presentation and the Major giving a response. The group expressed universal good wishes for the Dicksons and their promotion.
The Woman's Club held its annual meeting January 18 1926 at the Lordeburg Library room with strong turnout. Officers for 1926 were elected: president Mrs H Austin vice president Mrs MD Walker treasurer Mrs J O Conner recording secretary Mrs Geo KRetine corresponding secretary Mrs J A Nickolson parliamentarian Mrs Claude Fuller.
Cordilia entertains for Omazelle biday night at Mrs. Olis Asprey's home due to Mrs. Augustine's illness. Guests include Mary Asprey and Rose Powers as gifts are presented, the bride cuts her cake, and each guest receives a slice.
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