Anita Copper Co stockholders praise Western findings at Lordsburg
G W Weimer and C A Smith of Wheeling and Bellaire arrived from Los Angeles to review Anita Copper properties. They report ore in Anila No 2 Nelly Bly vein is shipping grade with a 21 ft base and expect more on No 6 and lower levels. They estimate five to eight thousand tons milling ore on the dump and foresee milling starting mid March with new water supply and KP Allison praised as Mine Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Weimer
Wheeling
West Va
Anita Copper Company
C. A. Smith
Bellaire
Ohio
Los Angeles
Lordsburg
Anila No. 2
Nelly Bly
RK. R. Allison
Anita No. 2
Anita
Girls Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Sawyer's Home
The Girls Friendship Club gathers Saturday at 2 30 PM at the home of Virginia Sawyer. Jessie Sawyer serves as president with Oluf Landry as vice president Mildred Creamer as treasurer and Rosa Belle Landry as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendship Club
Virginia Sawyer
Jessie Sawyer
Oluf Landry
Mildred Creamer
Rosa Belle Landry
Mrs A W Morningstar Hosts N and T Club
Mrs A W Morningstar entertained the N and T Club Tuesday with special guests Mrs Chas Fuller and Mrs H C Walter attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morningstar
N. A.id T. Club
Chas. Fuller
H. C. Walter
Visitors from Los Angeles and Long Beach check into local hotels
More than a dozen people from Los Angeles and Long Beach were registered at area hotels yesterday signaling steady tourist activity and potential economic impact for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Two Arizona youths flee with state Buick car
Sheriff Jones seized a state Buick from the Fort Grant Industrial School pair Dick Crawford and Gus Mullenax after they escaped Monday night. They drove to Lordsburg before being stopped. Mullenax fled on a freight train, while Crawford was recaptured with the car. Arizona authorities retrieved both boys Saturday with guard Bryan Wharen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix K. Jones
Safford
Crawford Boy
Lordsburg
Mullenax
Merrill
Big Road Meeting Heads to Houston for 1925 Conventions
Houston, Texas will host the 1st Annual United States Good Roads Association meeting and the 9th Annual Bankhead National Highway Association convention from April 21 to 25. Prominent national figures including Senators Governors and engineers have accepted programs with President Coolidge tentatively expected to attend if in the South. Headquarters will operate in Birmingham with J A Rountree directing a Houston start in February to promote the events. The 1925 meetings are billed as the largest and most enthusiastic in association history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnited States Good Heads Association
Bankhead National Highway Association
United States Good Roads Show
Houston
Texas
United States
Coolidge
South
Birmingham
J. A. Rountree
Local Custom Assay Office Opens In First Class Shape
Manager C. A. Mehring runs the Engineers' Custom Assay Office on East Railroad Avenue with equipment fit for all assaying mine examination and testing for mills. He has done substantial work for the Anita Copper Company contributing to its steady business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mehring
Railroad Avenue
Anita Copper Company
Six Special Pullmans With R R Magnates Visit Lordsburg
A six-car private palace train of Southern Pacific executives led by Julius Kruttschuitt visited Lordsburg. The group included Wm Sproule A D McDonald I M Schumacher J H Dyer and others. They lunched in Kruttschuitt’s car then posed for a photo and visited Dr M M Crocker at the emergency hospital. The editor notes the trip as a hopeful sign for the nation and calls the train the Sunshine Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Southern Pacific
Distingushed Group
Julius Kruttschuitt
Wm. Sproule
A.D. McDonald
I. M. Schumacher
J. H. Dyer
A. B E. Sweet
K. 0. Lipscomb
W. M. Jackle
Assietent
L. A. Morris
Rio Grandé
Nbie
Schu Macher
New York
Mr. Kruttschnitt
Mr. Schumacher
M. M. Crocker
Five Horses Stolen From Birchfield Ranch
Five horses stolen after a fence was cut at Birchfield ranch on Tuesday night. Sheriff Jones and Constable Mekeel, with other officers, are pursuing the thieves suspected to be residents of the border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchfield
Jones
Mekeel
Greetings From The Mohlers Share Mining Camp News
Mrs Karl J Mohler writes from a Mexican mining camp detailing Karl's successful mining venture and large company profits. She mentions their daughter growing, a planned coast visit, a stop in El Paso before Christmas, and warm plans to visit old friends in the city in the early spring. She expresses affection for the 85 club and sends New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl J. Mohler
Mexico
Karl
Ahumada
Erupeion
Valedon
Mohier
Fl Paso
Jack Clark
Amos
Fair City
Christian Church services and sermon themes announced
Services for Lords Day January 25 include Bible School at 10 a.m. Lord's Supper and preaching at 11 a.m. with the sermon The Lifting Up of the Son of Man. Evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. on Jesus and His Kingdom. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible study midweek. Welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ownby
Jesus
Fitz Arrives from Los Angeles En Route to Boston
R F Fitz arrived from Los Angeles yesterday and heads to Boston. The note highlights a traveler en route with no additional complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Fitz
L. A
Boston
Popular Lordsburg Girl Weds Noted Deming Groom
Miss Ivez Trimble married Walter Boswell son of a Deming businessman and ex Army expert in Henry Ford's service. Relatives learned Saturday evening of the union and a Tucson reception was planned for the newlyweds with Mrs Trimble to attend. Friends extend warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivez Trimble
Mer
Walter Boswell
He. Boswell
Deming
Henry Ford
Four Generations Dine Together in 76th Birthday Celebration
Mrs. L. E. Wilkinson hosted four generations at the Modern for the 76th birthday of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Carter of Duncan. Attendees included Mrs. Carter, her daughter Mrs. Emma Dew, granddaughter Mrs. Homer Brooks, and great granddaughter June Ellen Brooks.
Alto Camp Raid Ends in Robbery Attempt
Three highwaymen raided the Green and White auto camp about one o'clock Wednesday morning. The would be victims fought back with a 45 sixshooter, one assailant severely wounded and bleeding as the trio fled. Sheriff Jones investigated but found no definite clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Western Manager U S C of C Makes Big Hit
Paul Clagstone manager of the western division of the United States Chamber of Commerce visited Lordsburg this week. He toured the 6 mine with Donald Ken M E and spoke at a luncheon with Major Robert H. Dickson and local leaders. He addressed the Parent Teacher Association and discussed cooperation among the western division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clagstone
United States Chamber of Gommerce
Bid & Western
Buuster
Lordsburg
Geo. P. Jeffus
Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Dickson
United States
International Chambers of Commerce
Clagstone
Donald Ken
M. E
Stae
Major Dickson
Hollen
Court House Fire Attempt Ends With Minor Damage
Sheriff's report recounts an arson attempt at the Hidalgo County court house mid evening. A lone individual entered through the north door, poured fuel on the floor, lit a match and fled. The fire burned briefly, leaving a few floor holes. no records were destroyed. A night watchman is appointed, a new safe purchased, and finances secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Midigi
Hidalgo County
J. J. Malone
G. W. Bailey
George
Kerr
Library Open Days Advised in Lordsburg Notice
The Lordsburg Library will be open Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Admit membership $1.00. Children’s 50e per year. Books free to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Muir Receives Key House Committee Assignments
Hon. John T. Muir has been assigned to influential committees in the House of Representatives. Mary Dee holds a top steno graphic post, highlighting strong talent in the staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Muir
House of Representatives
Mary Dee
W. M. S. Tea at Mrs. Fisher Home Friday
The Women’s Missionary Society will serve tea at the home of Mrs. E. M. Fisher Friday afternoon. Residents are invited to attend and enjoy light refreshments in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Fisher
Highway officials visit Lordsburg to review road work
Engineer G L McLane of the Bureau of Public Roads arrived in Lordsburg to confer with District Engineer W R Feeles and Sam P Fulton about the progress on Federal Aid Projects 54 and 134 west and east of Lordsburg. Officials report good results and a feature article on the federal aid system is planned for the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. McLane
Bureau of Public Roads
Lordsburg
W. KR. Feeles
Sam P. Fulton
F. A. No
McLane
Keime Hosts 8S and 8S Club Meeting
Mrs. Keime was hostess to the 8S and 8S Club yesterday. Special guests included Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Moon, and Mrs. Krannawitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keime W
Chase
Oon
Krannawitter
Community meets to hear Plagstone feature and art exhibit
The Clagstone feature hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association featured Ian Glagstone of the Western Division United States Chamber of Commerce. The Lordsburg Womans Club displayed Helen Hyde paintings as Mildred Clayton led the art segment. Paul Clagstone spoke on the organization’s global role and budget impacts, noting efficiency under the Federal Government and Dawes plan for European settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Glagstone
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburd Womans Club
Helen Hyde
Mildred Clayton
Geo. P. Jeffus
E. F. Lyday
Ki. Brwnby
Nicholson
Lyday
Wonderful Pictures
Gracie Conner
Paul Clagstone
Association
Ls, Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburg
Dawes
Annual Meeting of the Woman's Club
The Woman's Club held its annual meeting at Mrs M M Crocker's home on Monday afternoon January 19 1925 electing officers for the year: W Downey President N A Gammon Vice President J H Fedrick Recording Secretary H K McDonald Corresponding Secretary W B Smith Treasurer Hoy Peak Parliamentarian and a refreshments committee led by Mrs J A Krannawitter Mrs G W Trimble and Mrs J I Fedrick. A directors meeting is set for Monday afternoon January 6 1925 at the president's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Club
M. M. Crocker
W. ©. Downey
N. A. Gammon
J. H. Fedrick
Ft. K. McDonald
W. B. Smith
W. C. Downey
Hh. K McDonald
Hidalgo County Marriage and Divorce Totals Reported
County Clerk B H W Crosa lists 208 marriages and 5 separations for Hidalgo County in 1924. The record shows 41 to 4 in favor of marriage and 1841 to 1 for divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H W. Crosa
Hidalgo County
McHalffey Goes Home After Hospital Stay
Attorney L. P. McHalffey has left DeMoss hospital and will be out again soon. He has returned home to resume duties as his recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. McHalffey
DeMoss Hospital
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Anita Copper CO
N. and
T. Club
Sheriff Jones
Auly
R.R
Krufl Fachnitt
Birchfield Ranch
the Mohlers
Alto
Court House
Muir
W. M.S. Tea
THE
Woman’s Club
McHalffey
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