Yard Headquarters Promises Quality Lumber at Low Prices
A lumber yard ad touts graded lumber quality and economical prices. It urges readers to make the yard their headquarters for any lumber needs and notes careful grading by quality.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
4
A lumber yard ad touts graded lumber quality and economical prices. It urges readers to make the yard their headquarters for any lumber needs and notes careful grading by quality.
W F Ritter seeks men and women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Eliminate darning. Salary 75 dollars per week full time or 1 50 dollars an hour spare time. Beautiful Spring line International Stocking Mix dates May 17 to July 49 in Norristown Pennsylvania.
Mrs. 8 H Vaughn visits sister Mrs J Brock in town. Miss Ruby Tide visits sister Mrs Padgett. Laurel Moffit from Tucson works on the railroad WY. KR Pearson came from Horseshoe ranch last week. Mrs Gilbert and daughter Winnie visit Sunday. Jimmie Burns from Ted Rock on town business. Subscriptions due notices noted. Emma McWhorter stays the ranch for the summer. Willie Griseal from Benson visits cousin Viola Thomas. Mr and Mrs Charlie Fuller moved to river ranch. Miss Josephine and Genevieve Baily visited Mrs Sam Gass. John Kerr of Animas Valley visits on business. A B Eaton with Padgett on Federal Aid Project No 87. Federal Aid Highway office moved to First National Bank building. Eddie OBrien and family from Los Angeles visiting. M P Walker spend weekend in Silver City. Dick Cureton and family visit from their ranch. Lucile Smith remains for summer with Mrs Love Jones. Mrs Jim Everett visits daughter Bessie in Lordsburg. Mrs M M Owens leaves for Los Angeles. Jack Hancock goes to Moreno Vic to spend summer with sister Mrs Hill. Mrs Creboy returns from EF Paso. Dance at Gag mine Saturday June 16. Loree Quinn visits mother Mrs Quitinat in Franklin Arizona. Mrs W Downey hosts lawn party. Ora Fuller returns from Gilbert ranch. Railroad activity anticipated with 8 P and C. Pearl's 15th birthday surprise at Peak home. R A Miller and daughter Marjorie Rae of Tucson visit Mrs KK L Brown. Ned Cureton and Cureton family visit with Mr John Cureton and Mrs George Cureton and two sons James and Bobbie in town Tuesday.
Foreman Olson on invalid list. Wilkerson and Richardggy visited Hurley on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C C Martin came from Duncan on business. Mrs Susie Rich of El Paso visiting Mrs George Trismire. Fourth of July plans in Silver City. Several locals and visitors from El Paso Duncan Morenci and Animas stop by for visits and events. Law firm formed in Albuquerque by Vallacott and Mechem.
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