09 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
1
Knights of Pythias host a full Kiddies Fourth of July celebration with a Defense Day air show by Lt M J Smith and Lt FE D Ranch, a parade, prize floats, and numerous sports. The day concludes with a Knights luncheon and a strong Pythian program highlighting local civic groups and music.
The Big Bear Cats edged Morenci 1 0 in a dramatic ninth inning at Duncan on July 4. Jack Allison delivered a clutch single after Bill Allison was hit by a pitch as Marsalis popped to second, scoring the winning run amid a raucous crowd of locals.
W H Graham, renowned in railroad circles, plans a Tucson stint as extra on the telegraph board after years away from service. He and wife Mrs Graham have been in El Paso and report Nat and Elizabeth Graham thriving at the D WK Francis hotel.
An anonymous offender tampered with the valve of a Co-Operative Mining Company oil tank at Oi Siding during Sunday night causing thousands of gallons to leak. The company offers a 500 reward for arrest and conviction of the culprit.
Lordsburg plans a Saturday afternoon welcome for General Mitchell of the American Air Service. The event, deemed a honor to the city by the Chamber of Commerce, urges all businesses to suspend so the arrival by air can be witnessed. The message mentions Fort Sam Houston and a press deadline.
Charter No S880 Reserve District No 1 at Lordsburg New Mexico closes June 30 1925 bank statement lists assets liabilities and totals. Cashiers G L Ross and board of directors sign and swear to accuracy before notary Helen F Dorkmanceh with commission expires December 16 1925.
Chas G Borom, a courteous American Express agent, leaves for Hurtsville Alabama for a vacation. Mrs Borom remains on duty as first trick operator and J P Roach of the Deming office will manage the express business in her absence. Floise may return with her brother as homesickness for sunshine grows.
Prof and Mrs Ketzweiler return to Phoenix after a delightful month in which the school band benefited greatly. Prof Wick Thompson, famed clarinet and sax soloist from Phoenix, arrives to lead for two months, having served as solo clarinet in four army bands and led the Phoenix National Guard band before starting his own studio.
Dodges and Grahams Popular Phillips and Hall deliver new vehicles to Ira C. Conner B M McWhorter Lordsburg D C Sprouse A Thane Valedon Fred Sherman Deming and The Tourist Grocery Lordsburg plus a Graham Brothers truck. The Graham Brothers factory has expanded from 15000 to 250000 square feet in four years.
Supt. A. A McLeskey and family with Mr and Mrs Win Townsend and J A Jones returned Thursday evening from a summer vacation in Texas. McLeskey plans to enter the University of Arizona soon for a special course.
Margaret Baron argues for mandatory school physical exams to catch minor ailments. She cites a case of tonsil disease and urges New Mexico law to ensure 100 percent health for children, warning against long term harm and urging parental action.
An all day meeting of the W M S is set for Tuesday July 14 at the Methodist church in honor of Mrs Carver district secretary. Dinner will be served at the old church and an invitation is extended to all ladies of the town to attend beginning at ten o'clock.
Mrs W W Graham entertained at bridge on Thursday honoring Mrs Winfield Ritter of Mi Paso. A few of Mrs Miller's closest friends enjoyed the pleasant occasion.
In a town marked by July events, Chairman John B. Crowell receives praise as a standout figure following the success of a local auto venture. The celebration reflects the community pride in a major local achievement.
The newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Allen was born July 4, sharing a date with the president. The note hints he may one day reach the White House, with Texas pride in his heritage.
Dr Paul Austin unveils a Classy Chrysler Six coach described as similar to a Pullman style vehicle. The new model is marketed as a premium road carriage with refined features and modern fittings.
Jimmie Hughes' Lordsburg Special suffered engine trouble and did not finish in the big races at Douglas. He plans another attempt with a better machine.
Hugh Ought to be United States marshal for New Mexico is proposed by remarks that praise his abilities. The piece notes his unanimous election as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee and argues he would excel in a federal post if not a senate seat.
Commissioner Frank Houlihan drove his Henry to deliver Grandma Keeler flowers to Harry Hose in front of a clothing store. He parked on the wrong side, ignoring City Marshal Conner who tagged the car. The joke sparked talk as Judge Marsalia and others watched, and Downby urged a curbside talk.
Beulah Creamer enjoyed a surprise birthday evening arranged by friends. She was lured to the Ownby home for dinner then driven home for a birthday feast and gifts. Attending were Jewell Ownby, guest Miss Joule Tyson of Miami, and several friends including Margaret Green Lewis Green Barney Ware dell J C Creamer and W W Potts.
The First National Bank of Lordaburg New Mexico records a resolution honoring John Obeon vice president and director for faithful service. The committee offers deepest sympathy to his bereaved family and requests a copy be filed in bank records.
The VFulcher dun with Mins Filcher up won by a nose over Dr. Austins Pauline at Duncan track. Reports say Pauline would have won with two more paces. Wewerk notes Shoestring went sane and the Lordsburg race was declared off with the forfeit awarded to Pauline.
Austin expects Drit ler F. A. Black to arrive any day, likely en route by car.
The Supreme Court opinion by B. Wagner holds a salesman tag allows direct purchase from the manufacturer without middlemen, without violating state or municipal laws. Mrs. J. L. Augustine and her children return home from an outing at the Mc Cabe ranch and Cave Creek.
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