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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

4

Local Notes and Social Snippets from Hidalgo County

Local notices and social items include travels to Tucson and Pomona, hosting guests in Vernon Wright and Cordelia Augustin areas, and club gatherings with Mrs Fryday and Mrs Hose Hosen elein. Fireworks at McDonald’s and advertising War on Insects appeal to Hidalgo county residents amid rainy weather.

Leslie Wright Mr. Hinehan Arizona Vernon Wright Cordelia Augustine Mra Moore Wis S. Club Hidalgo County

Noted Cattleman, Land Office Note Highlighted

Prominent cattleman and son of former senator James N. Upton featured amid a broad issue update. A watermellow feast at Anita Mine No 2 includes Tallulah Sday Margaret Green Beulah Creamer Jewell Ownby and guests from Miami Arizona. Ruth Hicks and Mrs Pear Faye arrive from Los Angeles to visit Lordsburg family.

James N. Upton Anita Mine No. 2 Tallulah Syday Margaret Green Beulah Creamer Jewell Ownby Johnnie Tyson Miami Ariz Aksa Raymond Scott Barney, Wardell J. C. Creamer General Land Office Washington L. O Ruth Hicks Pear Faye Mis W O Landry Los Angeles Hicks Lordsburg Wiel Atgual

Valedon News Domestic Roundup Highlights Fort Worth Visits

Mrs J H Gowartney spent a week visiting her sister in Fort Worth Texas. A new Dodge automobile special appeared in Camp. A Thane chief engineer at the power plant is noted as lucky. Mr and Mrs McWain from Douglas visited old friends over Monday. Mrs Youtz and Bobby returned from Bisbee after several days. Mr and Mrs Cross and family leave for Las Cruces to visit Mra Cross parents. Mr and Mrs Jackson are mentioned. D Horne is in Lordsburg hospital for a minor operation. Mr and Mrs Lyman Garrett and son Edgar toured Silver City and picnicked in the mountains.

J. HW. Gowartney Allison Fort Worth Texas Dodge A. Thane Mra M McWain N. G. McWain Douglas Youtz Gon Bobby Bisbee Cross Las Cruces Jackson If D Horne Lordsburg Hospital Lyman Garrett Edgar Silver City

Green and Johnson Granted Admission to CMT Camp

San Antonio Texas The Commanding General Eighth Corps Area approved the applications of Lewis H Green and Arthur Johnson of Lordsburg for admission to the Citizens Military Training Camp for 192% They will attend camp at Fort Bliss during August.

San Antonio Texas Eighth Corps Lewis H. Green Arthur #. Johnson Lordsburg Fort Bliss

New Machinery Unloaded at Anita No 2 Mine

Supt. Allison reports the Anita No 2 mine has received a 70 HP engine and a 75 ton crusher. Officials urge vigilance over the property as upgrades proceed.

Anita Allison

Navajo Oil Company Formed In New Mexico Field Push

The Navajo Oil Company announces its organization as a New Mexico corporation with 150000 acres of prospective oil land across 17 counties. Backed by notable figures including Joseph M. Schenck Cecil B. DeMille and Reginald Barker, the firm names W C Oestreich as president H W Hanna as vice president and Thomas Hughes as a director. KR W Dur et & Company Los Angeles will act as exclusive sales representatives.

Navajo Oil Company New Mexico Corporation W. C. Oestreich BC Hernandez Internal Revenue State of New Mexico H.W. Hanna Supreme Court of New Mexico Thomas Ay HL Durst & Company

Animal News and Local Happenings Report

Customs inspectors Whitehill and Morris are active near the International Boundary. Cy Brooks reports crops fair despite drought. Albert Ballard seeks medical advice for webbed feet suspected from damp conditions. Pritchett notes a successful dance, with no Fourth of July program this year but a future celebration possible.

Whitehill Morris Mr. Morris Mr. Whitehill International Boundary Line Cy Brooks San Antonio Albert Ballard Pritchett

Shoestring Works Out Fast Quarter Then Jumps Fence

Wewerk trained horse Shoestring to a fast quarter and then the pony leapt a wire fence to reunite with about a hundred horses he had pastured with for a year.

Wewerk

Cattle Poisoned by Green Cockle Bur Patches

Recent rains boosted cockle bur growth and caused cattle losses in the county. Dunagan reports several cattle deaths from poisoning as burs remain toxic until six to eight leaves appear. Move cattle off infested range at first sign of grazing.

Dunagan

Wilson Transfer Shifts Tucson SP Superintendent to Blockton

William Wilson, Tucson division superintendent since 1918, will move to Blockton California to head the Blockton division. Fairbanks will replace him in Tucson, transferring from the New Mexico division headquartered in El Paso. Wilson began railroading in 1909. his career spans Illinois Central, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific strands.

William Wilson Tucson Southern Pacific Blockton Calif San Franccisco Fairbanks New Mexico EL Paso Wilson Douglas Portland Ilinois Central Santa Fe

DeMoss Hospital Installs Physio Therapy Equipment

Dr B Simel of Southwestern Physio Therapy Clinic El Paso installed new physiotherapy equipment at DeMoss Hospital. A dedicated room will handle this treatment and related therapies with water supply extended by ALL Green. Dr Imes notes the equipment mirrors the Johns Hopkins setup.

B.simel Southwestern Physio Therapy Clinic el Paso DeMoss Hospital Green Imes

Back Prom K. R. Br. Troutman Returns to Lordsburg Yards

Noisy Troutman comes back from Sweeney Auto School in Kansas City and resumes work in the Lordsburg yards. Bill Downey says the outfit could not get along without him.

R. BR Noisy Troutman Sweeney Auto School Kansas City Lordsburg Yards Bill Downey

Home Grown Figs Delights Post Office Force

Mrs F. G. Cline treated the post office staff to a sack of home grown figs this week praising them as fine as any to eat.

F. G. Cline

Battle Between Bucks Ends in Double Death

Walter Moore of the Mimbres notes an unusual fight between two white tail bucks in Shepherd Canyon. Their horns locked, one buck dragged the other before starving after the fight, both bucks dying as a result. Old timers recall few authentic cases like this in the region.

Walter Moore Mimbres Shepherd Canyon Buck Silver City Enterprise

Friendly Service Builds Community Trade

Trade among friends drives value in business as neighborly service and helpful staff draw customers to local stores. The piece argues that friendly service solidifies communities and makes shoppers feel at home, benefiting advertisers who offer trusted, personable care.

New 5 Cylinder Locomotives Pass Through Lordsburg

Four of sixteen new three cylinder Southern Pacific locomotives totaled in Lordsburg last week. These engines are the most powerful single unit in the railroad service and increase hauling capacity about one quarter at 25 mph on a two percent grade. They measure slightly over 101 feet, weigh 682,400 pounds, and have a maximum tractive power of 96,350 pounds. The editor captured a fine snap shot of one of the big engines.

Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Company Lordsburg George McCormick

Earthquake Rumor Impacts Santa Barbara Rescue Update

Western Union flashed news of a devastating quake at Santa Barbara California later confirmed by reports. Nel Gilbert and Mabel Brown two Lordsburg girls were in the city but escaped before the disaster. Mrs Gils Thumm and her niece Miss Boyer were at the Carrillo hotel which was demolished but no injuries reported.

Western Union Santa Barbara California Lordsburg Nel Gilbert Mabel Brown Gils Thumm Miss Boyer Carrillo

Freemans settle on fruit farm in Arkansas

Mrs. John Freeman, formerly of Animas, now West Fork Arkansas R 10.4, reports buying a five to six thousand tree farm with berries and grapes plus garden produce. Since late May they have seen rain and green scenery. Mr Hughes of Cloverdale also bought a nearby farm with cold spring water. They ask friends to write often.

John Freeman Animas West Fork Arkansas Hughes Cloverdale Freemans

Mineral Empire Opens in New Mexico Big Mining Push

Hachita New Mexico June 27 explorers in the Little Hatchet Mountains push toward a vast mining empire. Albert J. Bader and A A Leach lead a sober, equipment driven effort with the Little Hatchet M Co striking a new vein in the Santa Maria drift. The Denver Mining & Financial Record cites expectations of one of the Southwest’s richest fields as new discoveries unfold.

Hachita N. M Little Hatchet Mountains America A. A. Leach Phelps-Dodge Corporation S. W. New Mexico Little Hatchet M. Co Santa Maria Albert J. Bader Little Hatchet Denver Mining & Financial Record

Clifton Going Back to Coal for Clifton Smelter Reform

Phelps Dodge plans a 100000 dollar retrofit of the Clifton smelter to switch from oil to pulverized coal. General Manager J P Hodgson says work by HH Pratt will start soon and finish within six months, with coal from Dawson Mines used locally and a boiler water treatment plant installed.

Phelps Dodge Company Clifton J. P. Hodgson HH. Pratt Douglas Phelps Dodge Dawson J. C. Ambler

Adultery Question Sparks Stone Question in Scriptural Verse

A biblical scene recalls the question of stoning a woman caught in adultery. Jesus responds that only the sinless may cast stones, prompting reflection on judgment and mercy.

Miss Johnnie Tyson Voted 1925 Popular Girl at Miami Hi

Miss Johnnie Tyson, named the most popular girl in the Miami High class of 1925, visits former classmate and chum Miss Jewell Ownby who was valedictorian of her class.

Johnnie Tyson Miami Hi Jewell Ownby Jewell

Brady Man Visited by W H Ballou Lifelong Friend

W H Ballou of Brady Texas visits and reports friend Jim Ballou remains an ailing man. He hopes Jim recovers soon and returns, advising caution in expressing distress or in handling possessions.

W. H. Ballou Brady Texas Jim

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McDonald's Tia Martin Grace Conner Mr. and Mia Mr Hardin Mra. Et Scerborough Tov Pomona Mra. Fryday N. and T. Club Tuesaday Mra. Hose Hosenelein Tallulah L. &. Wilkinson Duncan Canada Sam Killibrew San Bernadino J. W. Pratt Harry Wacker Arrowherd Avenue Rk, Hw, Wamel Deming Tom Green Upton Valedon News Green and Johnson Wilkinson & Carter Lordsburg Power CO Animal News City Meat Market Fuller Bros Demosss Hospital Pouipmen Bucks The Mineral Empire Moses John Gh Mildred Allen A. W. Morningstar Jim Ballou
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