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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

2

The Democracy Of A Chamber Of Commerce Editorial

Charles W Gar d on promotes the Chamber of Commerce as an organized influence for the greatest good. The article extols collective action, cooperation, and service, urging active participation as the path to community welfare and individual growth.

Charles W. Gordon Chamber of Commerce

Bulletin From Your Association Inspires Community Involvement

The association promotes civic and business district improvement through public cooperation. It invites participation at meetings, stressing energy ideas and time to support constructive efforts and oppose undesirable rackets. An anecdote about a asylum keeper notes the danger of organized opposition.

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Reay Spouses Sue Nannie Brown in Hidalgo County Suit

The State of New Mexico District Court case Civil No. 1890 nO V26 lists Victor Reay and Mittie Yeaton Reay as plaintiffs against Nannie Brown and others. The notice directs Nannie Brown Frank Brown and Mary Brown to answer and names unknown heirs of J B Jernigan and Mrs J B Jernigan as defendants in Hidalgo County.

State OF New Mexico OF Hidalgo Victor Reay Mittie Yeaton Reay Nannie Brown State OF New Mexico Frank Brown Mary Brown J. B. Jernigan

Lordsburg Property Quiet Title Suit In Hidalgo County

Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to The East 42 percent feet of Lots 2 and 4 in Block 18 Lordsburg Townsite Hidalgo County New Mexico. Defendants must answer by July 16 1954 or face default judgment. Attorneys H Vearle Payne J Norman Hodges announce court action with May 2 1954 seal and notices. Five students from Lordsburg schools are noted in a separate item about a soap sculpture contest.

M. A. Leahy Hidalgo County New Mexico Lordsburg New Mxico H. Vearle Payne J Norman Hodges P. O. Box A. D Marshal Fuller Margaret Fuller

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