4ST National Bark Will Soon Have An Elaborate Home
The fragment signals a planned new home for 4ST National Bark. Details sparse but implies future development or relocation for the organization.
28 Jun 1929
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
1
The fragment signals a planned new home for 4ST National Bark. Details sparse but implies future development or relocation for the organization.
A fragmentary item notes university boys traveling from Lordsburg toward the coast on a westward trip. The readable text hints at a school expedition or outing with students and chaperones, mentioning Isburg and Van the coast.
State official on official business reviews dam projects across New Mexico and nearby states. Engineers discuss appropriations for preliminary surveys with totals listed for New Mexico Arizona and related offices.
The Waco 220T with taper wing and W J 5 motor will visit Yurg Airport at 6 p.m. for an overnight stay. Aeronautics observers invited to witness maneuvers as the aircraft and builders from a major company showcase new air invention improvements. W Duelks of American Aircraft Corp and A A Barrie will supervise the Waco display.
Tessa Orla and Jime lead Tulsa trend as whoopie overalls debut for eye relief among workers. The design features pastoral, sunblock fabrics and a regulation style inspired by farm wear to ease tired eyes on paved city streets.
John C. O Leary is hired by W B Walton to manage and edit the Silver City Independent, succeeding former editor J Laveh. A longtime New Mexico resident from Deming, O Leary is praised as an adept writer and observer, with Liberal extending congratulations to the paper.
The P O O B oil and gas test well near Le City progresses with the drill down 60 feet. Cuttings match geological expectations and prognosis indicates a shallow field. Prospects remain promising as operations move forward.
J. S. McTavish of Magdalena, a longtime state resident and head of a large Mercantile firm, stayed in the city over Sunday with his daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Blackburn and their family. He returns from a business trip to Los Angeles, California and has held prominent roles in Masonic orders and state civic boards.
Harry Payne of the Chevrolet Motor Co announces Troy H. Evans of Deming as Lordsburg sales manager for the Evans Chevrolet Co. Wm. Townsend remains with the Chevrolet sales force. Evans plans a full service shop with factory trained mechanics and a larger showroom. Rodeo Garage and the Central of Hachita will be associate distributors.
Walter McGrath his wife and young son Herbert arrive by motor from Los Angeles on Sunday. They are met by Herbert J. McGrath and proceed to the McGrath ranch in Silver City. Walter has two years remaining at Stanford University.
Beout troupe No. 2 of Lordsburg led by Beoutmaster Pricardt joins Deming scouts under their scoutmaster, supervised by Beout Executive Baker, for a Sunday departure to Carlsbad Caverns. Twenty eight Virden Scouts plus leaders return from Caverns with tales of Elephant Butte Dam White Sands Mascelero Indian Reservation Cloudcroft and other sights.
Arnie Gardner leads a group of publicists including A Loeber from Fouter-Kleiser firm Alte dron Tucson and Robert Hamilton visiting New Mexico. They plan a one night stay in Lordsburg on Tuesday July 9 to be properly entertained.
Mina Ines Wright former county superintendent underwent a major operation Tuesday morning at DeMons Hospital for appendicitis gall stones and other ailments. Dy Vickers of Deming assisted Dr De Mose. Three Wright brothers arrived to attend her bedside Meo and Mere George Wright of Douglas Martin Wright of Inspiration Aziz and Tom Wright of Texas. Wright is reported resting well after the surgery.
Senator Ed Holt of Las Cruces represents Charles D Walter in a suit to determine if he is owed wages by the old Comperative Mining Co. Former Senator A W Pollard of Deming acts as attorney. Mrs Wolfie Royall is court stenographer recording the testimony.
Governor Richard Dillon lauded a Lordsburg drug store in a letter to the chamber of commerce secretary praising its quality and promising a visit on his next trip to the town between El Paso and Tucson.
Fred Kerr underwent an operation at Lordsburg Hospital Thura Jay morning for tonsillitis.
Lordsburg opens a new Fagie Drug and Stationery store in the Hidalgo hotel block. General manager Mr Hall oversees a modern, cool, well appointed shop with stainless fixtures, Frigidaire refrigeration, plate glass vases, revolving chairs, and a wide range of stationery, toilet goods, pottery, and novelties. Local boosters credit Mr WH Binal and Mr T F Hall for the project and predict the store will energize tourism and commerce in southern New Mexico.
Edward Is Hoult and Mary Gertrude Elder of Phoenix, Arizona, were issued marriage licenses in Lordsburg on Monday. The note mentions Gertrude Elder as possibly the famed English Channel swimmer.
The Bank Barber Shop installs a rear door to improve cooling and comfort for customers and workers. The new exit enhances access and airflow, creating a more comfortable shop environment.
Mr and Mrs Geo I Jeffus returned Thursday by auto from a vacation spent at points in Texas. Mrs Jeffus stayed the past month while Mr Jeffus and daughter Miss Mary Beth drove down for a short visit. Mary Beth stopped at El Paso en route back and will visit friends briefly.
A Highway Service Bureau survey reports better touring conditions in New Mexico for 1929. Upgraded trunk and secondary roads, new routes, expanded service stations and hotels, and a Uniform Motor Vehicle Code enhance safety and accessibility. Early tourist reports indicate improved travel enjoyment and easier access to major points of interest across cities like Carlsbad, Ramah, Zuni, and Socorro.
The editors discuss a white concrete fence around the court house yard and possible color tweaks. They note the city council moves to close the Southern Pacific crossing at Pyramid Street and replace with an underpass later, urging orderly traffic and safety at intersections.
Rabbi Samuel Kosinger and his family of five stayed in Beaumont Texas on Wednesday. On departure the Mabbi wrote on the Chamber of Commerce memorandum pad that Beaumont is the most hospitable town they have struck on their tour.
Chief of Police Chas Conner has city prisoners at work cleaning streets of rubbish and rock, and is doing a good job. Two inmates currently serving sixty days for disorderly conduct and resistance of an officer, while two others paid their fines.
Plans for the Women's air derby route from Santa Monica to Cleveland are forming as daily dispatches report. Lordsburg could host a leg with local sponsorships and cash prizes along the route, depending on licensing and entrant qualification. Notable aviatrices like Ruth Nichols and Thea Rasch are cited among license holders amid speculation on entrants.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.