Co-Operative Mining Company Holds Key Annual Meeting
Lordsburg hosts the Co-Operative Mining Company annual meeting with stockholders and proxies from California to Ohio. Dr. E S Walford and J M Smith lead a new board including N D Seitz and Willard E Holt as officers to begin an intensive development program at the silver properties northeast of Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coas
Lordsburg
Co-Operative Mining Company
Lordshoro
L. A
Walford
Detroit
Quisenberry
Highland Park State Bank
Maitre
Briggs Mfg. Co
J. M. Smith
American Garage Equipment Co
Chas.e Smith
Hargrave
Hargrave Heating — Plumbing Co
West Winds By Ben of Steins New Mexico
An Arizona prospector tells of a tale where gatekeeper Pete bars entry to a city of gold. The gate is opened for a lone insider who tricks other prospectors into fleeing to a supposed strike at STEINS New Mexico. Pete leaves with the halo. the scheme shifts the crowd elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Steins, N. M
Arizona
Pete
Steins
N. Mex
Deputy Grand Master Visits Lordsburg Lodge No 30
Hon Arthur A Temke district deputy grand master of Grand Lodge A F and A M paid an official visit to Lordsburg Lodge No 20 last Thursday evening and found everything in apple pie order. He examined the records of Secretary Cross before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Temke
Grand Lodge
Lordsburg Lodge No. 20
Cross
Crocker Returns to Office After Illness
Doctor M. M. Crocker recovered from a several day illness described as acute gastritis and ptomaine poisoning and has returned to his office feeling fit and fine. The note expresses communal relief and rejoicing at his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Crocker
Be Bull on Development of American Resources
Opinion urges caution with investments and praises Henry Ford's gamble. It argues most citizens invest outside the state while a few back strong ventures within, highlighting Hidalgo County's vast mineral resources and New Mexico's potential as a mining powerhouse. The piece warns against penny-pinching yet encourages prudent risk in opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Enterprise
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Luncheon Club Hosts Distinguished Guests
Chairman J L Augustine presided over a large Tuesday luncheon with speakers including Dr E Walford J M Smith Chas J Smith J N Klock W E B Sheffield Mrs N D Seitz D B Tom s from the Cooperative Mine and Hon A W Pollard of Deming. Each speech offered sharp, bright remarks. A W Pollard compared Deming and Lordsburg water and other topics. Jeffus named J L Holloway as Tuesday’s Manhattan chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Walford
Chas. J. Smith
Detroit
Bh Hall
Plymouth
Michigan
J M Smith
Columbus
Ohio
J. N Klock
W. E. Sheffield
West Michigan
Benton Harbor
N. D Seitz
David ©. Toms
Los Angeles
J. L. Augustine
BE. S Walford
J. M. Smith
Chas
J. Smith
J. N. Klock
W. E B. Sheffield
Mra. N. D. Seitz
D. 8. Toms
Co- Operative Mine People
A. W. Pollard
Deming
Lordsburg
Jeffus
J. L. Holloway
Manhattan
Steins Current Events Roundup and Local Notables
A rambling local column notes upcoming elections and possible debates between Henry and Jeff, mayoral holiday talk, and general town chatter. Mentions BR Mine ore shipments, lead poisoning not seen in DDM force, Catalina race humor, Uncle Alie visits, Fayette A Jones visit to Monzonite district, and a Kansas mince pie law proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Leeto
Jeff
Lee
DDM
San Simon
Catalina
Alie
Crowleye Save
Missouri
Fayette A. Jones
Monzonite
Perry Save
Ford
Bobs Flivver
Mia
Jake
Kansas
Rabbit Drive Promises Fun and Meat to All
A local notice invites the public to join a rabbit drive with barrels of meat and fun. Guns are strictly prohibited and participants are asked to sign up with name and car seating capacity to Earle Kerr or County Agent Gleason. Cavalcade departs Hi School at 3 p.m. Friday the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Kerr
Gleason
Liberal receives pleasant call from oil company rep
The Liberal reports a cordial call yesterday from Mr. 7. H. Coleock, special representative of Vacuum Oil Co. of New York, and Earle Garrett, district Standard Oil man. Lordsburg airport uses Mobil oil and will gain publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. H. Coleock
The
Vacuum Oil Co
New York
Earle Garrett
Standard Oslman
Lordsburg
Oil News From Bowie Willcox District Drilling Continues
Drilling at the Bowie and Willcox wells continues with little change in the formations. A carload of coal was unloaded at the Bowie well this week and another carload is due at the Willcox well soon. Strangers have been in Bowie recently to observe the drilling, and all appear satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Willcox
Prominent Deming Figures Visit Editor in Durango Timber Talk
Ralph Chapin Ely, former Demings attorney and ex Republican state chairman, once overseer of the N. M. Central Railway ticket, now based in Houston with timber interests in Durango Mexico, tours the editor with County Surveyor W. Almy of Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chapin Ely
Demings
Inter
N. M. Central Railway
Houston
Texas
Durango
Mexico
Lordsburg Emerges As Regular Stop For Flyway Ships
Air publication lauds Lordsburg New Mexico as a southern airway landing point. Ser view pilots ferry Douglas planes from Santa Monica to Kelly Field stop there. one day last month two Douglas 02s and five Marine DHs visited in a single day. Town has a good field and seeks a border patrol squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
N. M
Serview
Santa Monica
Kelly Field
Border Patrol
Mrs Chas Ball Visits Plymouth for Mining Company Ties
Mrs Chas Ball of Michigan attends the Mining Company gathering at Plymouth visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Hi C Walter. Ball serves as secretary treasurer and is noted as vice president of Plymouth United Savings Bank, a growing three million dollar institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Ball
Plymouth United Savings Bank
Visit to Douglas by Deming residents noted
Here Saturday Judge and Mrs. Raymond Ed. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pollard of Deming traveled to Douglas to meet Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bush, formerly of Deming and now of Mesa. They planned lunch in A. P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ed. Ryan
A. W. Pollard
Deming
Douglas
Mra
H. G. Bush
Mesa
A. P
Olson Family Guests at Libs Run by Keimes
A. Olson, former roundhouse foreman now in Tucson, visited with his family as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keime to see the local Lib. scene and reconnect with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Olson
Roundhouse
Tucson
Geo. Keime
Lordsburg Boy Makes Good
Mr and Mrs Martin Foley announce the arrival of Donald Martin Foley weighing 10 pounds at their Bowie home. Martin is cashier of the Bank of Bowie, a well managed financial institution in Cochise County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Foley
Donald Martin Foley
Bowie
Martin
Bank of
Cochise County
Church of Christ Bible School Seeks Sermon Submissions
The Church of Christ invites participants to bring Biblical sermons for its growing Bible school program. Everyone is welcome to attend or contribute under guidance from W. Bailon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
W. Bailon
Abbott Replaces Ownby at Depot During Leave
Abbott takes the place of Ownby at the depot while the latter is on leave. Expert service continues. J A MacNabb Jr and wife hosted Company Clerk Cross and the editor for a Thursday dinner without elaborate up to date preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Abbott
A. B. Ownby
J. A. MacNabb,Jr
Cross
Carlisle Mines to Open Big Reopening Progress
Fairly reports steady progress at Steeple Rock on reopening the Carlisle mines once rich producers. Six carloads of machinery to be installed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Great
Welcome Home J. Fe and E Allen Parties Visit
Welcome home J. Fe and E Allen and families will arrive from Texas this week for an indefinite visit. They may stay if they wish. Mrs. Winstett hosted the N. and T. Club Tuesday at Mrs. E. L. Jones's home with special guest Mrs. Claude C. Fuller. New members Mrs. Crocker and Mrs. Jeffus joined. Mrs. Laura A. Dickinson has leased her White Water ranch and moved to the Muir ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE
E. Allen
Texas
Winstett
N. and T. Club
E. L. Jones
Claude C. Fuller
Crocker
Jeffus
Laura A. Dickinson
White Water
Muir Ranch
Sunshine Winn Greets Friends on Railway Express
C B Sunshine Winn, American Railway Express commercial agent, travels to distribute a “little bit of Heaven” to company agents and patrons. He meets many customers and is cheered by all, adding a cheerful touch to daily business in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Winn
American Railway
Hat
Winn
New Mexico
Mandy
Chas. G. Borom
Important stock meeting in Albuquerque February dates set
The New Mexico cattle and sheep associations plan joint meetings in Albuquerque during the week of February 7. Gov. Dillon and State Land Commissioner Pankey will address both groups with NM College of Agriculture president J. L. Kent. Events include a dance February 7 at the Mike Club and a dinner February 6 at the Franciscan. Meetings run February 7–8 for cattle and horse growers and February 9–10 for wool growers in the Indian Room of the Franciscan Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Lion. KC
Dillon
Lion
Bor. Pankey
J. L. Kent
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Mike Club
Franciscan
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
Sweet Family Entertains at Local Baptist Church
The Sweet family presents a lighthearted evening at the Baptist Church on Tuesday at 7 45 with mirth and humor. Aiming to raise funds for the W M S the event offers a dollar requested from adults and ten cents for children with seating on a first come basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Butt
W. M
The
Baptist Church
Mary Dee Hosts Dinner and Theatre Party
Mary Dee Muir entertained at a five course dinner at the Manhattan last night followed by a theatre party. Attending were Mrs Hugh Gardner state supt of home economics Miss Hesla Mrs Ora Olney Miss McClure Margaret Holt and the honoree hostess. Virginia Orcutt made dainty hand painted place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gardner
Home Economics
Mixx
Mary Dee Muir
Manhattan
Ora Olney
Hesla
Mies McClure
Margaret Holt
Virginia Orcutt
Fisher's adv this week urges local trading savings
Read Fisher's advertisement this week and see how much you can save by trading at home, with price promotions and local deals highlighted for the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Big Mining News Anticipated Next Week
Town prepares for upcoming mining reports with several roines in view. This brief notes expected key developments and mentions insiders eyeing upcoming coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roines
Record of harmony for Southern Pacific with New Mexico
Harry H. McElroy of El Paso says the Southern Pacific controlled El Paso & Southwestern has not paid a judgment in a damage suit in New Mexico in about ten years. He notes the company settles proper claims and most cases have favored the railroad, reflecting good relations with employees and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. McElroy
el Paso
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso & Southwestern
Southern Pacific
New Mexico
McMekiroy
Lordsburg School Six Weeks Report Nov 20 1926 to Jan 14 1927
School totals for grades 1-12 show enrollment 365 during the period with 170,561 male attendance and 166,667 female attendance, plus 84, total daily attendance. Senior and elementary figures include multiple errors yet indicate overall enrollment and attendance patterns, with tardiness and absence tallies among boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Elue
Boyes AG
Revival Closes With Strong Sermon by Pastor Williams
The Methodist revival ended Sunday night with a powerful sermon by Rev. C. W. Williams and a homeward return of Rev. M. P. Hines on Saturday. The services strengthened the community's spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Williams
M. P. Hines
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H. C. Walter
Chas, Walter
Harold B. Fife
Whers
A. W. Morningstar
JM. Smith
C. K. Ball
N. D. Seitz
Bowie-Willcox Dist
W. Almy
Air Publication
PROM
BK. I Pres
Church OF Christ
Abbott
Ownby
C. B
Sunshine
Mary Dee
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