Local and Personal Notices and Visits
Warmer traveled in from the ranch this week. Attorney and Mrs. McHalffey were in Fl Paso. County commissioners plan a meeting next Monday. House for rent inquire at Gammon residence. Mrs. W. I. Sandera of Duncan is a guest at Hollen Motel. Landlord Saller will spend Sunday at the Sanders ranch near Duncan. Mrs. T. J. Tiges and two daughters of Bowie visited Mra. FE. F. Lyday and Tallulah this week. Mrs. B. W. Trandall of Sawtelle visited Mrs. Frank G. Kline at Gold Hill over Sunday. An article by Engineer McLane on the first page is praised. The post office girls received a cordial letter from Mrs. Beatrice Allen. she and Betty long for the sunshine land again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHalffey
Fl Paso
Board of County Commissioners
Bartlett
Gammon
W. I. Sandera
Duncan
Hollen
Saller
Sanders Ranch
Mra. T. J. Tiges
Bowie
FE. F. Lyday
Tallulah
Mra
B. W. Trandall
Sawtelle
Frank G. Kline
Gold Hill
Engineer McLane
Globe guests hosted by Landlord Salter and Sanders family
M r and Mrs L D Russell of Globe were guests of Landlord Salter and the Sanders family last week. Also note a sale ad for a saddle and grass on the Frank Coon Ranch two miles east of Lordsburg, plus health and education officials visiting Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Frank Coon
W. F. Larremore
Doctor Schell to Visit Vendome Hotel Next Week
Tucson optometrist Dr. Schell will be at the Vendome Hotel for a regular quarterly visit on Thursday the 5th. He will remain there for one day only offering expert glasses service to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schell
Tucson
Vendome Hotel
Virden Bee Hive supper and PTA plans in Virden
A quiet supper hosted by the Bee Hive girls at Mrs. Owen Lunt's home featured silent dining with penalties for speaking. The event aimed to raise funds for valley school children via a PTA program led by Mrs. Sarah Jones, Mrs. Margaret Barron, and Prof. Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Owen Lunt
Penelity
Virden
Parent
Sarah Jones
Margaret Barron
Malone
Official Dairy Inspection of Lordsburg Plants
The Lordsburg dairy inspection covers Hill & Hill Dairy led by W W Hill with eight years at Ft Bayard Sanitorium and the Lines Dairy, owned by Mr Lines, both praised for high milk quality. The report claims no epidemic linked to local milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Hill & Hill
W. W. Hill
Ft. Bayard
Lines
Notice of Tailoring Business Transfer to Mrs Marshall
After February 8 I turn my tailoring business over to Mrs Marshall. I have instructed her in cleaning and pressing and find her a splendid workman. I recommend her to the public and am confident entrusted clothes will receive careful attention.
Theatrical critic warns on old taboos and jokes
A critic reflects that ten years ago audiences avoided jokes about indulgence and prostitution. The warning notes how sensitivities shift and how satire now tests boundaries. The remark frames evolving standards in theater criticism and public taste.
Official Directory State Officials and Local Posts Listed
Long consolidated roster lists state officers Governor Hannett Treasurer Graham Auditor Vigil Secretary Chacon Attorney General Armstrong Superintendent Eckles Land Commissioner Baca Corporation Commissioner Williams and many county and city posts. Lordsburg officials include Mayor Hanner Clerk Aldrich Treasurer Jeffus Councilmen and City Engineer Wells with federal offices in Santa Fe Albuquerque and Las Cruces named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Hannett
Warren Graham
Juan Vigil
Soledad Chacon
John W. Armstrong
Isabel L. Eckles
Justiniano Baca
Hugh H. Williams
Ed Tafoya
J. M. Luna
Hidalgo County
Felix R. Jones
J. E. Devine
B. H. Cross
Earle Kerr
L. A. Bradberry
Dora Kerr
D. Rainbolt
J. L. Wells
J. R. Ownby
C. F. Houlihan
John W. Stewart
John T. Muir
D. W. Smith
Raymond R. Ryan
Forrest Fielder
M. M. Crocker
Lordsburg
Geo. W. Hanner
R. W. Aldrich
Geo. P. Jeffus
C. C. Fuller
R. A. Egan
R. K. McDonald
C. P. Austin
John L. Augustine
A. W. Morningstar
Harry McKeel
Board of Education
S. M. Chase
R. B. Ownby
J. L. Augustine
Geo. W. Trimble
R. A. McLeskey
U. S
Holm
Bursum
A. A. Jones
Congress
John Morrow
United States
Colin Neblett
C. L. Phillips
Santa Fe
John W. Wilson
Albuquerque
Secundino Romero
Internal Revenue
R. C. Hernandez
Frank J. Wright
Silver City
Gila National
New Mexico Weekly Industrial Review Highlights 1924 Activity
Farmington saw work start on a spur track to a proposed Mutual Continental Oil refinery site. Albuquerque reports J Kerber Automobile buys a garage and store site. 75,000 acres leased by E L Doheny oil interests. a $75,000 theatre planned on Central Avenue. 260,000 Santa Fe hospital planned for East Central Avenue. Roosevelt County foresees a bumper sweet potato crop. Tucumcari remodels for Tu cumcari Light & Power. Roy to prospect for oil. Y M C A funds planned. Bank notes note stability of American National Bank in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Mutual-Continental Oil Company
Albuquerque
J. Kerber Automobile Company
Lordsburg
Duncan Valley
Fort Sumner
E. L. Doheny Oil
Y. M.C. A. Fsnancia
American National Bank
Tucumeari
Roy—Marland Oil Company
Santa Fe Hospital
Central Avenue
No Extension Granted for Filing Income Tax Returns
A letter from Commissioner H D Blair to Benigno Hernandez states collectors cannot grant extensions for filing income tax returns under the 1924 Revenue Act. The Commissioner may grant extensions only, and taxpayers should apply before the legal filing date. Publicity is urged to inform the district of this change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Benigno
Hernandez
Albuquerque
New Mexico
H. D. Blair
Oregon Humane Society Seeks Auto Dog Protection Law
The act would bar carrying a dog on a hood fender or outside any vehicle unless protected by a device. Violators face up to $100 fine or up to six months in jail. Courts nationwide would share jurisdiction for prosecutions under this act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Humane Society
Justices of the Peace
Ciuity
Deputy Collector A.8 Roberts to Aid Taxpayers in Lordsburg
On March 2 1925 Deputy Collector A.8 Roberts will be at the Hollen Hotel Lordsburg New Mexico to assist taxpayers free of charge in preparing their income tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.8. Roberts
Hollen Hotel
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Growing Plants for Spring Transplanting
Farmers in New Mexico should prepare cold frames and plant seed at recommended times for carrots cabbage chile tomatoes eggplant and sweet potatoes. Planting dates vary by locale with December to March seedings at the experiment station, while southern regions favor direct field sowing for some crops. Proper watering and ventilation are crucial to producing stocky transplanting plants and maximizing yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
A. B. Fite
New Mexico Agricultural College
College Experiment Station
Hidalgo Leads the Way in County Program Calendars
New Mexico extension officials test calendar programs similar to California models. Grant and Hidalgo counties adopted the calendars this year with County Agent Stirling praising their practicality. Stockdale, touring California counties, offered improvements for wider use ahead of fall annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New Mexico
Grant
Hidalgo
Stirling
Stockdale
New Mexico Extension News
President Coolidge Praises American Newspapers
President Coolidge delivering to the American Society of Newspaper Editors lauded American newspapers as representative of practical idealism. He called the press the best in the world, noting real and reliable news, independent and less partisan editorial opinions, deserving broad tribute across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Income Tax Exemptions and 1924 Credits Explained
The 1924 revenue act sets personal exemptions of 1000 for single filers and 2500 for married couples with a 400 credit per dependent under 18 or incapacitated. Normal tax rates are 2 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions, 4 percent on next 4000, and 6 percent thereafter, with a 25 percent earned income credit on net income up to 5000. The earned income rule limits the credit to 10,000 in earned income for calculation purposes.
Glasses Offered by Tucson Doctor During Vendome Hotel Visit
Dr. Schell of Tucson will conduct his regular quarterly visit at the Vendome Hotel next Thursday offering eye examinations and fittings. Special attention will be given to children's eyes and issues like weak eyesight and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schell
Tucson
Vendome Hotel
Bible Thought For Today Verse Reflection
A devotional note presents Psalm 36 7 8 praising Gods lovingkindness and trust under his wings. It promises satisfaction and rivers of pleasure for the faithful.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warmer
Mra. Dora Kerr
Reas
Engineers’ Custom Assay Office
C. A. Mehring
Lordsburg, New Mexico
East Railroad Avenue
M. H. Cain
Deming
Wilkinson & Carter
Public Utility Service
Lordsburg , Power CO
Virden News
Alma Fredrckson
Official Dairy Inspection
Official Directory
State of New Mexico
NEW Mexico Weekly Industrial Review
S. R. Dunagan
Animas
Thanks, Mister Coolidge
Theoriage Ater Yeale
Wade B. Smith
John Cook, M
New York
Douglas, Ariz
Flor
Lordsburg Bakery
Harry Wacker
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