Rambles and Remarks from the Main Drag
A column of zany vignettes and wry lines covering manners boozy talk and travel. The writer riffs on slang aging wives jokes about golf and rail fare while naming locals like Harold Wimpy Winslow and Mae West.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
2
A column of zany vignettes and wry lines covering manners boozy talk and travel. The writer riffs on slang aging wives jokes about golf and rail fare while naming locals like Harold Wimpy Winslow and Mae West.
A visitor notes a miniature orange painted turtle labeled Mae West on Nellie Swar yvart’s gift, observed in the Roy Hotel lobby. The writer mentions Bil Townsend’s lack of space on a Lincoln phaeton and a prized western-scene painting above Eagle Drug Store’s fountain depicting a pioneer with a calf in a wagon.
A stream of social commentary covers horses, riders, and dances in Lordsburg with mentions of Ernest Short’s saddle preferences and Betty Betsy Smith comparisons. The column notes visitors from Camp Welcome Rodeo, families from Deming, Douglas, and Bisbee, plus travel to NMMI graduation and Phoenix for Champlain trips.
A stream of local commentary traces attitudes on government, religion, and morality, interwoven with brief vignettes about town life. Mentions Miss Pearl Ward of Deming, Tom Cox of Separ planning a well, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Salkeld visiting Anaheim, with Sanders couple returning from a California honeymoon.
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