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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

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Royal Blue Line Coaches Visit Lordsburg

Two Royal Blue Line motor cars, running from Los Angeles to New York and Boston, stopped in Lordsburg for several hours. The southern routes remain open year round, with plans to make the main southern New Mexico route a boulevard soon. The Boston Royal Blues expect to carry winter business, and the cars feature swivel chairs as a top feature of this transportation.

Royal Blue Line Los Angeles New York Boston Lordsburg Royal Blues Chamber of Commerce New Mexico

Christian's Rise From Clifton to Southern Pacific Agent

E. L. Christian, traveling freight and passenger agent for Southern Pacific, began with the A. and M. at Clifton and later worked for E. P. and 8. W. He advanced after mergers and is now in Lordsburg this week handling major freight operations.

E. L. Christian Southern Pacific Company Clifton A. M E. P 8. W ElPaso FE. L Lordsburg

Acquittal Hoot Gibson Star At Star Theatre Run

Sunday through Saturday listings announce March 29 to April 3 programs led by Hoot Gibson with The Acquittal and Thundergrate in first National pictures. Other features include Nellie and Saddle Riders plus a two reel comedy Dont Worry.

Hoot Gibson Thundergrate First National Picture Nellie

Jewell and Mary Initiated into Pythian Sisters Temple

Misses Jewell Ownby and Mary Clark representing two prominent families were initiated into the Pythian Sisters Temple last Monday night. The ceremony reflected credit on officers and staff, followed by a dainty luncheon. Mrs. Sylvia Kerr, Grand Chief, attended to honor Lordsburg this year.

Jewell Ownby Mary Clark Pythian Sisters Temple Lordsburg Sylvia Kerr

Most Important Laws Passed by Seventh Legislature

Hon. John T. Muir highlights key laws: delinquent taxes collection, school code, water flow testing, water-right adjudication between New Mexico and Arizona, Lordsburg-Virden highway approval, and the general appropriation bill. He notes twenty days of work. Further details on all laws are published on another page.

John T. Muir New Mexico Arizona Lordsburg-Virden

Paint Headquarters Day at Our Store Announcement

Special notice invites customers to visit our store on April 2 for Paint Headquarters Day a factory representative will be present to discuss paint use of all kinds and sizes. The event promises interest and profit to attendees through demonstrations and guidance by experts.

Mrs. Ed Lunt Injured in Runaway Crash

Mrs Edward Lunt of Virden was seriously hurt last Thursday when her horse and buggy ran away due to a broken trace. Mrs Ola Price of D Willcox is recovering well after a major operation at Lordsburg Hospital.

Edward Lunt Virden Ola Price D* Willcox Lordsburg Hospital

Mine Rescue Car at Valedon Weeklong Training

Bureau of Mines Car No. 1 operated under the Interior Department directed by the Interior Secretary. It spent the past week at the 8 branch of the C and A mine with daily helmet work instruction for five men and two daily first aid classes producing 36 proficient rescuers. Kenneth Butler and A L Barth led the effort with Major Dickson's cooperation. Car No. 1 conducts training across California Nevada Arizona and Oregon including Lordsburg near the Arizona line, and was moved to Globe after pickup Saturday. The crew urged filling the car with pure water.

Bureau of Mines Secretary of the Interior C. and A Kenneth 8. Butler A. L. Barth Butler Dickson California Nevada Arizona Oregon Lordsburg Globe Mr. Buller

Students bound for state contest in Las Cruces

Those going to Las Cruces to participate in the State contest are Viola Thomas Jewell Ownby J C Creamer Raymond Scott Tallulah Lyday Charles Jeffus Hubert Jeffus Archie Cousland Carel Cousland Basil Fuller Gerald Fuller Lewis Green Martin Lines Lavar Lines Junior Augustine HKufuy Jones Maryel Pence Donald Kedzie Cordelia Augustine Prof Summers Co Supt Mrs Dora Kerr Mr and Mrs Scott Misa Mildred Clayton Mr McLesky Mr K B Ownby The contest is held the 30th and 31st of March Dont forget the big show Thursday night at the High School.

Las Cruces Viola Thomas Jewell Ownby J. C. Creamer Raymond Scott Tallulah Lyday Charles Jeffus Hubert Jeffus Archie Cousland Carel Cousland Basil Fuller Gerald Fuller Lewis Green Martin Lines Lavar Lines Junior Augustine Hkufuy Jones Maryel Pence Donald Kedzie Cordelia Augustine Summers Co. Supt Dora Kerr Scott Misa Mildred Clayton McLesky K. B. Ownby

What Makes Poor Churches Sermon at Christian Church

The Christian Church under Minister T. A. Phillips reports good attendance last Lord's Day with services scheduled for March 29. Bible School at 10 a.m. Lord's Supper and preaching at 11 a.m. Morning sermon titled What Makes Poor Churches. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. titled Seeking and Saving. The church emphasizes unity in Christ and fellowship based on faith and obedience, inviting all to attend.

Ible School B. Ownby Marie Wright Christ

Oil Drilling Expands Across New Mexico Counties

Oil activity rises in Eddy and San Juan counties with 13 wells in Eddy at 2,000 to 2,300 feet and 17 wells in San Juan under 1,000 feet. Eddy’s possible daily output cited at 1,535 barrels and San Juan at 9,758, totaling 11,293 barrels state wide, though storage and marketing limits prevent full testing of pumps and flowing wells.

New Mexico Eddy County San Juan County San Juan Basin

Superintendent L A Morris Inspects Clifton Branch

Supt L A Morris and aides W B Kirkland and F L Guy were in Lordsburg yesterday en route to Clifton for a tour of inspection. The superintendent gave a pleasant call and spoke about his stewardship as usual, noting he has no other kind.

L. U. Morris W. B. Kirkland F. L. Guy Lordsburg Clifton

Sheriff Jones Captures Cattle Killer Near Cloverdale

Sheriff Felix Jones and Deputy Tom Wright captured George King near Cloverdale on a cattle killing charge. King was bound over to the Hidalgo county grand jury after a hearing before Judge E. B. Morris. He was taken to Deming to await trial.

Felix Jones Tom Wright George King Cloverdale Long Beach California E. 8. Morris Hidalgo County Grand Jury Deming

Copper-Silver Strike Reported Near Duncan in Steeple Rock

Two prospectors Newton Hinton and John Morton claim a rich copper and silver deposit on Steeple Rock mountain about 10 miles northeast of Duncan. They describe a high grade, extensive find with plans for assays and development loans while arranging supplies and crew to rush to the site.

Newton Hinton John Morton Bafford Steeple Rock Mountain Duncan Mr. Hinton Morton Pay Rock Mexico States Hinton Great West Clifton Era

Card of Thanks for Kind Friends and Neighbors

Card of thanks to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy after the death of wife and mother. Marta, Hill and children express sincere and heartfelt gratitude for kindness during the bereavement.

Marta Hill

Big School Show Tonight At Local High Auditorium

A band benefit concert at the high school auditorium is set for tonight. Attendees are urged to arrive early for good seats and to enjoy a crowd pleasing event described as better than a three ring circus.

Good Roads Special to Open 1926 Meeting Run to Houston

Director General J A Rountree tours cities to finalize plans for the United States Good Roads Association and Bankhead Highway meeting in Houston Texas April 20 with a President's Good Roads Special train departing Washington April 7 and reaching Houston April 20. Governors from Virginia Georgia Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana and Mississippi will join in New Orleans for reception and tours before heading to Houston. Local officials in Birmingham and New Orleans express strong support and Houston officials prepare to host the delegates and entertain them.

J. A. Rountree Good Reads Associaion Bankhead National Agaway Association Buat Birmingham New Orleans Usted States Good Road Association Bankiead Highway Association United States Rountree Nesewo Washington Houston City Municipal Auditorium Trinkle Virginia Clifford Walker Georgia W. W. Brandon Alabama Good Roads Martin Pere H. L. Whitefield Mississippi H. J. Fugut Louisiana Florida Hountree

Martha Fuller Announces Lordsburg School Board Candidacy

At the solicitation of friends Martha Fuller announces herself as a candidate for Member of the Lordsburg School District No. 1 Board of Education Hidalgo County. Lordsburg.

Lordsburg Board of Education Board of Education Hidalgo County Mhs Martha Fuller Lordsburg

Representative McGrath in Town

Hon J F McGrath of Duncan, Arizona legislator, visited town Tuesday on business. He praised lawmakers as worthwhile but noted little constructive legislation passed, adding Arizona has nothing on us.

J. F. McGrath Duncan Arizona

Mill Start at Anita No 2 Marks Foreman's Dream Realized

Tuesday afternoon G W Foreman and G W Weimer toured the Anita Copper Co No 2 camp as water from the 8 Mine feeds a new 66000 gallon tank and the mill began operating at near full efficiency. Mrs Weimer sponsored the opening with Anita as the mill name. Miners report high grade chalcopyrite and copper, with strong daily ore flow.

G. W. Foreman Anita Copper Co G. W. Weimer Mra. Weimer California Wheeling West Virginia Anita Copper Anita Foreman Mia. Allison

Mayflower Descendant Settles in Lordsburg

Mrs J Truman wife of the Southern Pacific baggage chief is a Mayflower descendant now a resident of Lordsburg. Her great grandfather Crampton crossed the Mayflower, making her eligible for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Her husband’s grandfather helped found the University of Michigan. The family resides on East Second Street in Nora Ownby houses.

J. ©. Truman Crampton Joan Daughters of the American Revolution Trotman Great Univerity of Michigan Lordsburg Nora East Second Street

Lordsburg Telegrapher to Railroad Executive

In 1904 W. B. Kirkland served as a Southern Pacific telegraph operator in Lordsburg and later became a train dispatcher. He rose to assistant superintendent of the Rio Grande division after the merger and continued to do notable work, with Lordsburg described as a kindergarten for future national figures.

W. B. Kirkland Southern Pacific Lordsburg Sacramento Rio Grande

Guests of J. B. Crowell Observe Border Business

Judge Kh H van of New Mexico sixth district Lyman Garrell of Lorusburg and LD Pon of Lordsburg spent yesterday in Douglas as guests of John B Crowell cashier of the Bank of Douglas. The party surveys business conditions along the southern Arizona border. D S Pou a wealthy Lordsburg native was also mentioned.

Kh. H. van Sixth Judicial District New Mexico Lyman Garrell Lorusburg Pon Lordsburg Douglas John B. Crowell Bank of Douglas Arizona D. S. Pou United States Douglas International

Senator Upton in town with cattle stunt duo

The Liberal welcomed Tuesday afternoon a visit from Senator James N. Upton of Luna County and his son Tom Green Upton who are doing a few cattle stunts in the region. The Uptons are among those succeeding in the cow business and the senator believes in spreading sunshine.

James N. Upton Luna County Tom Green Upton Uptons

Division auditor praises manager during quick audit

Division auditor L VanTyne of the Denver Western Union branch praised manager R W Aldrich after a brief ten minute audit, remarking on his efficiency as he boarded train No 2. The exchange was noted by the Liberal.

R. W. Aldrich L. VanTyne Denver Western Union Liberal No. 2 Aldrich

Miami Guests Visit Scofield Family Over Weekend

Valedon News reports Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and their daughter Lorence, with Miss Pear, of Miami Arizona, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scofield.

Paul Davis Lorence Miss Pear Miami, Ariz Harry Scofield

Louise and Mary Deer See Phorobreds Depart for Louisville

Louise Kinnon and Mary Dee Muir observed the phorobreds from Big Stables express from Tia Joana to Louisville for spring races. They were allowed to enter the car and feed sugar to horses valued at $50,000 and $820,000. Muir, an expert equestrian, would have faced risk without a chaperone.

Louise Kinnon Mary Dee Muir Express Tia Joana Louisville Muir Kentucky

Flying Squadron Foundation plans meetings in Lordsburg

The Flying Squadron Foundation will hold meetings in Lordsburg on Thursday and Friday, April 2 and 3, in the Christian Church. Three speakers from the squadron and local residents will discuss law enforcement and related topics.

Flying Squadron Foundation Lordsburg Shureday Christian Church Therogram

Hughes Family Aids Suffering Son At Second Hand Store

Mr and Mrs W P Hughes and two sons Buster and George from Phoenix visit to assist Alpha Hughes their married son struck by pneumonia. The family operates a second hand store and expresses optimism about Alpha's improving condition as reported by the local liberal.

W. P. Hughes Buster George Phoenix Alpha Hughes Hughes

SLESS LIKELY A MILLIONLOOKING FASHION PLATE SLESSINGER

Leonard Slessinger of A 8 and A 1 supplies shows up at editor’s, visiting friends in Valedon with Mrs Slessinger from El Paso. The Burke wedding oficiales travel from St. Louis to the coast with the groom’s father, a railroad investigator. The Slessingers note Mexico visits as they stay with family in Santa Barbara.

Leonard Slessinger Stephen Michael Burke, Jr Burke St. Louis Turke Senior United Railways of Dorothy Anne Slessinger Donald Los Angeles Pat Orville Louis Santa Barbara Ch‘h Mexico Mexico. Both Mr Mrs. Slessinger

Walter Sullivan Sends Personal Greeting From Los Angeles

Walter Sullivan forwards a morning greeting from Los Angeles indicating a friendly message to a local recipient.

Walter Sullivan Los Angeles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Royal Blue Line OF Motor Cars Christian Star Theatre Program Jewell and Mary THE ED. Lunt Valedon L. A. Morris Clifton Branch Sheriff Jones Fik Steeple Rock Muuslin Neal Munsh McGrath Mill Anita NO. 2 Lotdsburg J. B. Crowell Senator Upton Valedon News Louise Mary Deer Flying Souladion Foundation Ilghes Sless
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