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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1924

Page

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Lunts Jersey Dairy a Wonder in Arizona

A visit to the Lunt Jersey Dairy near Duncan, Arizona, highlights a thriving operation founded by George A. Lunt. The farm features modern equipment, a palace-like dairy barn, four to five trucks, and a new Keo add on. The Lunt family manages pure bred stock, alfalfa and silage, and a steady supply of milk to Clifton and mining camps.

Columbus A. Fredrickson Lunt Jersey Duncan Monady Lunt Arizona Lusinega Corral Winsconsin Clifton-Mopenet

Military Men at The Mine Honor Service

The 85 Mine honors a fine group of servicemen who answered the nation’s call. Repl. Robert H. Dickson, Major of Infantry, Jack G. Flyn, Major of Engineers, Dr. Banks Austin, Major in the Medical Corps, and E. H. Hatten, First Lieutenant in Field Artillery, all noted as exemplary in civilian life and military duty.

Robert H. Dickson Jack G. Flyn Banks Austin E. H. Hatten Field Artillery

Uncle Bramble Is Better Says Ownby News

Commissioner J R Ownby returns from Pomona Monday with word that B B Ownby is getting on just fine after three operations. Doctors plan to discharge him this week to go home from the hospital.

J. R. Ownby Pomona B. B. Ownby

Mrs Dees Succeeds Mrs Larremore at Heather Furniture

Mrs Ernest W. Larremore resigns from Heather Furniture to join her husband in San Marcial. She leaves behind many friends who regret her departure. Mrs Alma Dees assumes her position at the store.

Ernest W. Larremore Heather Furniture San Marcial Alma Dees

Maud Hilman Married in Clifton to Bert McDonald

Maud Hilman formerly with Lordsburg Hospital married at Clifton last Saturday to Bert McDonald formerly a truck man with the Southern Surety Co and now involved in mining at Steins. Lordsburg friends offer congratulations.

Mra Maud )Hilman Lordsburg Hospital Clifton Bert McDonald Southern Surety Co Steins Lordsburg

G L Ross Promoted to Cashier at First National Bank

At a board meeting Tuesday G L Ross was advanced from assistant cashier to cashier succeeding John B Crowell who moved to the Bank of Douglas. Directors H J McGrath and Stanley Coon attended from Silver City and Duncan, VP John Robson was absent due to illness.

First National Bank G. L Ross John B. Crowell Bank of Douglas Ross H. J. McGrath Stanley Coon Silver City Duncan John Robson

Mrs. Nora Ownby Leases Hotel to Hatfields of Animas

Mrs. Nora Ownby leases her hotel for two years to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hatfields of Animas. The move follows her long-standing popularity as a landlady and the hotel’s history with railway workers, many of whom have lived there for years. Possession starts August first as she prepares the Tyras residence.

Nora Ownby Bert Hatfield Animas Tyras

Duncan Valley Potato Growers Organize Ship Fine Potatoes

The Duncan Valley Potato Growers Association forms with plans to ship at least 1500 sacks of top quality potatoes this season. Secretary Henry L. Smith says standard potato graders are being installed to ensure the product meets up to date market standards.

Duncan Valley Potato Growers Association Henry L. Smith

Noted Guests At Lordsburg Fourth Of July Festivities

Geo W Foreman manager of Anita Copper Co hosted Fourth of July guests including his nephew and niece Mr and Mrs KH RR Allison of El Paso. They praised Lordsburg Waledon and met the Dicksons formerly of Bisbee. Charlie Johnson provided a celebrated chicken dinner and Allison spoke highly of Charlie.

Geo. W. Foreman Anita Copper Co RR. Allison el Paso Lordsburg Waledon Dicksons Bisbee Charlie Johnson Charlie Mr. Allison G. H

Can God Heal Sickness Open Forum At Baptist Church

Sunday night at eight o'clock the Baptist church hosts an open discussion titled can God really heal sickness and diseases. A letter from Wilbur Glenn Voliva of Zion City Ml will be read and commented on. Everyone is welcome to attend and worship.

The Baptist Church Wilbur Glenn Volvin Zion City Voliva Dowies

Hospital Briefs Report Ongoing Surgeries and Treatments

Mrs J C Brock receives medical treatment at DeWOSS Hospital. Mrs John Davis of Animas undergoes major operation with Dr DeMoss assisted by Dr Vickers of Deming. Mrs Raymond Everett undergoes a minor operation. Cecelia Ramirez scheduled for major operation.

J. C. Brock John Davis Animas Dr. DeMoss Dr. Vickers Deming Raymond Everett Cecelia Raminez

First National Bank letter mailed from Madrid in June

A FAST OCEAN MAIL notice states The First National Bank received a letter dated July 8 that was mailed in Madrid Spain on June 24.

Madrid Spain

Nation Mourns Loss of President Coolidge’s Son

After a five day battle with septic poisoning from a small blister on his foot, Galvin Coolidge, younger son of the President, died Monday night and will be buried today at the Vermont home of President and Mrs. Coolidge in a simple ceremony.

Galvin Coolidge Vermont

Demonstration visits Hidalgo County by Miss Sinclair

Miss Roberta Sinclair, home demonstration agent for the New Mexico Extension Service, visited Hidalgo County with County Agent Koogler. They demonstrated jelly making, pea canning, fly trap construction, box furniture, sewing, and dressmaking. Sinclair plans another August visit to teach canning mutton in commercial tins for local meat canning potential.

Roberta Sinclair New Mexico Extension Service Koogler Whch Miss Sinclair Mise Sinclair

Bursum Urges Hold On To Owl Land Leases

Senator Bursum writes to New Mexico citizens advising those with oil and gas permits on the proclamation strip to hold on despite rulings. About three hundred residents filed leases, contending a recent decision would transfer land to large companies. He plans to introduce a bill at the next session to fix the process and safeguard individual rights, facing strong opposition. Senator Magnus Johnson backs the effort, saying Bursum can push it through.

Bursum New Mexico Proclamation Strip Navajo Country Loasery Magnus Johnson

Mrs Shotwell Hosts Bridge Tea for Sister in Lordsburg Area

Mrs Shotwell entertained Monday afternoon with three bridge tables in honor of her sister Mrs John Warder Shotwell of Pachuca Mexico. Mrs Frank B R Coon brought a carload of ladies from Lordsburg. Banks Austin won first prize and Mrs Robert Dickson took second.

B. H. Cross John Warder Shotwell Pachuca Mexico Frank BR. Coon Lordsburg Banks Austin Robert Dickson

Star Theatre Week Schedule Promises Variety Shows

Sunday July 13 at 6:50 features A Jewell. July 14 runs Very Bad Man and Payroll Thief. July 15 16 screens Girl of The Golden West. July 17 18 presents Man of Action and The Ghost City. July 12 shows Peg of The Mounted. The Ladies directed by James Cruze, famed for Covered Wagon.

James Cruze

Peak Family Enjoys Cave Creek Visit

Mr and Mrs Roy Peak and daughters Ruby and Pearl and Mrs B S Dunnagan and her daughter Agnes spent the third and fourth at Cave Creek and had a very delightful time.

Roy Peak Ruby Pearl B. S. Dunnagan Agnes Cave Creek

Davis and Bryan Lead Democrats After Historic Nomination

After 103 ballots the Democratic convention nominated John W. Davis of West Virginia for president and Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska for vice president. Delegates were exhausted after over two weeks in session and ready to return home. Both candidates are described as high grade American leaders.

Partes John W. Davis West Virginia Charles W. Bryan Nebraska Armencans

Government Inspectors Welcome to Lordsburg on Visit

Lordsburg greets a group of government inspectors and their families arriving to staff at Highway Garage No 2. Chief inspector L. F. Curt leads with assistants C. P. Daly George Ray J. B Moore KE L Wiles and others. Daly plans a short California vacation with his mother and sister.

Lordsburg Whay Highway Garage No Ll. F. Curt Lia C. P. Daly George Ray J. B Moore KE. L. Wiles Daly California

Deming Triumphs In Two July Fourth Baseball Games

Deming beat Morenes 15 to 5 in the mid day clash and then edged Lordsburg 11 to 10 in a later ball stunt. A large crowd witnessed both games on the Fourth of July.

Deming Morenes Lordsburg

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Message

Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. led by Geo. P. Jeffus. preaching at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.. league at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Pastor Walter H. Vanderpool invites all to attend as church upholds religion and ethical community uplift through art, literature, business, and politics.

Jeffus Whig Church Walter H. Vanderpool

New Mexico Democrats Plan July 7 Meeting in Santa Fe

Democratic state leaders will meet July 7 in Santa Fe for preliminary campaign plans for the upcoming national and state elections. George H. Hunker announced the gathering of the state executive and advisory committees with invitation to all interested Democrats. A second statewide meeting is set for August 2 in Albuquerque to choose the nominating convention site.

Las Vegas N. M New Mexico George H. Hunker Democratic Santa Fe The New Mexico Democratic Party Albuquerque

Hospital Scene Reports Fractured Wrist and Operations

Lorusburan hospital admits Marshall Harry McKeel with a fractured wrist. Ira Joy of Tucson undergoes a major operation. Chas Claunch receives medical treatment. Tom Cox of Separ and Norman Richards of Duncan are reported to be progressing well.

Marshall Harry McKeel Ira Joy Tucson Chas. Claunch Tom Cox Separ Norman Richards Duncan

Patriot July 4 Celebration at 85 Mine Shines Bright

Supt Robert H Dickson staged a July 4 patriotic program at the 85 Mine pool park with American and Mexican flags and bunting. J J Negrette organized the event with singers, dancing by Marge Fergis of Bisbee, English and Spanish addresses by Dickson and P Botello, and guests including Mrs Dickson and Bisbee visitors.

Robert H. Dickson J. J. Negrette P. Botello Supt. Dickson Marge Fergis Bisbee Dickson Sho Bobbie” Dickson Dicksory Elizabeth Maclean Mra. Dickson Mra J. FP. Pare J. JA. McClonsky Duncan Orchestra Lordsburg

Hidden Treasures and Abolish War Sermons At Local Church

Christian Church notes for July 14 1924 list services including Bible School 10 am Supper and preaching 11 am with the morning sermon Hidden Treasures. Evening service downtown 7 pm Topic Abolish War Why How with From Prison to Pulpit. Prayer meetings Wednesdays 8 pm. Reports show good attendance and progress. budget supports local and mission causes.

J. M. Dorrance Christian Endeavor Bop Berman Jes

Mrs Crowell Honored At Bridge Party In Dallas

Mrs J L Winslett hosted a Saturday bridge party honoring Mrs John B Crowell who left with her husband and two children for a new Douglas home on Monday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Coon Mrs Briel Mrs Scott Mrs Downey Mrs Graham Mrs Banks Austin Mrs Buvens Mrs Eddie Allen Mrs Rh A Egan Mrs Lyday Mrs Jackson Dillard McGee Mrs Wall and her guest Miss Low and the honoree.

John B. Crowell Douglas J. L. Winslett Coon Briel Scott Downey Graham Banks Austin Buvens Eddie Allen Rh. A. Egan Lyday Jackson Dillard McGee

Fourth at Cliff: unusual July celebration draws fees and races

At Cliff on the Fourth, Frank Wewerk reports guests over age 12 paid a dollar and a half for entry. Eight horse races were run and a free barbeque provided. A 16 year old rode a bareback mule without a bridle.

Cliff Frank Wewerk

Crowell Residence for Rent Ad

The Crowell residence is available for rent with prompt viewing. See the Liberal at once for details and arranging a showing.

Crowell

Sproule touts Lordsburg benefit from SP El Paso merger

President Sproule asserts Southern Pacific and El Paso and Southwestern merger will boost Lordsburg with at least current service and potential improvements. He cites ICC support for consolidation as public interest, linking reduced haulage, unified standards, and new construction worth 12 to 15 million dollars across Arizona and New Mexico.

Francisco Southern Pacific el Paso Southwestern Lordsburg Win Sproule Interstate Commercee Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Middle West Pacific Coast Arizona New Mexico Tk Willales Interstate Commerce Conminasion Hipley Make Southwest Phoenix Los Angeles Chandler Hassayarmpa Southern New Mexico

Mrs Ball Visits Co-Operative Mining Co Affairs

Mrs Ball and her son Junior are visiting en route home from the General Federation meeting in California where she served as a Michigan delegate. She reports satisfaction with Co-Operative Mining Co affairs. Mr CF Schauber and children are guests at the mine.

Chas. O. Ball Co-Operative Mining Co Junior General Federation California Michigan Co-Operative CF. Schauber

Mrs Banks Austin Hosts S and S Club Gathering

Mrs Banks Austin entertained the S and S Club with four special guests including Mrs Robert H Dickson and Miss Annie Laurie Low of Brownwood, along with Mee W H Graham and Mrs Dee Hall.

Banks Austin Robert H. Dickson W H Graham Dee Hall Annie Laurie Low Brownwood

N. and T. Club Hosts Mrs Eddie Allen Guests

Mrs Eddie Allen hosted the N. and J. Club Tuesday with guests Mrs Luckie Mrs Buyens and Mrs Annie Laurie Low of Brownwood attending the gathering.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lunt’s Jersey Bramble Mrs. Dees Mrs. Larremore Maud Hilman G. L. Ross Duncan Valley Fast Ocean Mail Hidalgo CO Bursem OWL Mrs. Shotwell Star Theatre Program Gov't Methodist Church Lorusburg Hospital T. A. Phillips Mrs. Crowell Mrs. Ball Ss. and S. Club N. and T. Club N. and J. Club Luckie Buyens
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