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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
2
A quirky roundup notes porch mining trades near Steing, local bets on outcomes, and oddball anecdotes. References to Sour dough mike and a D M Co offer wry hints at deals, while civic life, cyclones and distant broadcasts color a sense of small town pace and changing times.
Rumor hints at legal resolve for the Steins with potential convictions looming this month. Observers note a dramatic impact on the radio and phonograph business if bachelor Steins face matrimony charges.
County Agent Gleason called a Cloverdale residents meeting on Tuesday afternoon May 248th. The event opened with a 4 PM start and grew as stalls and horseshoes arrived. Justice of the peace J P Sanford enjoyed a lucky streak while women joined the game and surpassed men in skill. Lunches were shared and a post supper crop discussion followed.
The discussion focused on making beans the chief cash crop and selling corn to feed turkeys with clear labeling. Joe Ickes was chosen to run a bean yield experiment amid debates over pinto versus pink varieties. The group endorsed a unified marketing approach and concluded with a county agent's three reel movie. more meetings are planned.
Notice states the signer will not be responsible for any accounts incurred by others except on signed requisitions. The statement is signed by H. I. Long.
The Wesley Girls of Waplea Me moral Methodist Church held their monthly social at the Stone Bergen residence Tuesday evening honoring Mrs Jeffus with a community gathering and refreshments.
A social gathering at 18 West Morton honored former teacher Mrs. George P. Jeffus of Lordsburg New Mexico visiting her brother D F Armistead and family. The event featured a cowgirl themed welcome poem gifts of recipes ornate box, musical numbers and a pillow contest with burlesque style show. Ice cream and cake capped the evening with thirty guests.
Mesdames W. R. Phillips L. Arnold and C. R. Hubbard will host duties at a social reception. Mrs. D. Dudley of Dallas attends as a guest of Mrs. B among guests from Texas.
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