Co-Operative Store Burns Amid Fire and Rebuild Plans
A nighttime blaze destroyed the Co-Operative Mining Co. store after apparent intruders were seen near the rear. Fire crews, led by Chief Montague, battled the flames but could not save the building or its contents. Records remain preserved in the main office as insurance and exact losses are unsettled. The company plans a downtown store reopening on a larger scale after expanding operations at the mine.
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Co-Operative Mining Company
Montague
Geo. W. Grant
Co-Operative
Anen
Co-Operative Mining Co
Union Tent Revival Planned for June
After the Methodist revival, Rex Qualls led a farewell sermon and song. A large audience voted to hold a union tent meeting in June with Qualls returning to lead singing and local ministers providing preaching.
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Rex Qualls
Rex
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Ph J Fairly
Lordsburg village leaders mourn the death of Mrs. Ph J Fairly wife of councilman P J Fairly. The board expresses deep sympathy and orders a resolution placed on the minute book and copies given to the family and to P J Fairly. B B Ownby mayor R S Spann attorney Fk M Fisher Ek M Watson Eugene Montague M O Williams clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
P. J. Fairly
Ph. J. Fairly
Board of Trustees of
B. B. Ownby
R. S. Spann
Fk. M. Fisher
M. Watson
Eugene Montague
M. O. Williams
Welcome home A I Inderrieden and family in town
A I Inderrieden and wife arrived from California for a few weeks, joined by W B Inderrieden who came up from El Paso to be with them here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Inderrieden
California
W. B. Inderrieden
el Paso
Father Zudaire Goes to El Paso
Father Zudaire longtime pastor of the Church of St Joseph in Lordsburg and builder of church property moves to a larger field in El Paso. He is succeeded by Father Richard Power noted for his pleasing personality and expected to continue the previous pastor’s work.
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Father Zudaire
Church of
EL. Joseph
Lordsburg
Valedon
Fl Paso
Richard Power
Death of Mrs. Q Hardin after appendicitis shock
The community mourns the sudden death of Mrs. Quilla Hardin of acute appendicitis. She had served at the post office and was beloved for her pleasing manner. Survived by husband H Quilla Hardin, sister Mrs. Hoy Peak, father W T Martin, brothers B K Stephen and Frank Martin. Funeral at Methodist Church with large attendance.
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Quilla Hardin
Myrtle Isabelle Martin
H. Quilla Hardin
Hardin
Hoy Peak
W. T. Martin
Mountainview
Fey. M. O. Williams
Grant Leahy
Card of Thanks for Myrtle Isabelle Hardin
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the support after the death of Myrtle Isabelle Hardin on April 30 1924. They acknowledge ministering aid and sympathy from neighbors and friends and extend thanks from H Quilla Hardin Millard C Hardin M Q Hardin Mrs Roy Peak W T Martin B K Martin Stephen Martin and Frank Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Isabelle Hardin
Quilla Hardin
Mountainview
State Chamber Organizes in Albuquerque for New Mexico Growth
A New Mexico State Chamber of Commerce was organized in Albuquerque last week with broad business backing from all state sections. Col. G. F. E. Breece was elected president, joined by vice presidents T. H. Smatting Francis G. Tracy and others, with H. B. Watkins as secretary. The group plans statewide membership, a Capitol meeting in September, and dues starting at $2 annually.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Col Breece
Ho . Watkins
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
King
Southwest
Watkins
Burton Bunch
Silver City
United States
Col. G. FE. Breece
T. H. Smatting
Gallup
Francis G. Tracy
Carlsbad
Willard &. Holt
Lordsburg
H. B. Watkins
Lewis 8. Wilson
Capitol
Breece
Hey
Winifred Zeigterddress
W. M. Connell
Grant County Chamber of Commerce
W. P. McDowell
Carl C. Magee
K. W. Jones
Clovis Chamber of Commerce
KR. F. Hare
Las Cruces
Col. A. EB. Twitchell
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Grant County
Thanks for aid after our loss of wife and mother
To friends and neighbors who offered aid and sympathy after the death and burial of our beloved wife and mother we tender sincere thanks from Pp J Fairly and Family.
Notable New Mexico Secretaries and Community Builders
Secretary Hill of Hot Springs is an empire builder. Secretary Simpson of Roswell would shine in brains and resourcefulness. Secretary Pritchard of Gallup helped map Gallup in bold red letters. Colonel Twitchell praises New Mexico's rich history. Walking and Step Lively boost Albuquerque’s profile. The Captain and Buneh are highlighted for resourcefulness and dynamo work elevating secretaries to true positions.
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Secretary Hill
Hot Springs
Simpson
Roswell
Pritchard
Gallup
Albuquerque
Buneh
U. of C
Popular Treacher Honored Picnic for Miss Damron
Pupils from Pupils of the Sun and GU grades honored their teacher Miss Damron on her birthday with a Tuesday picnic to Aberdeen Peak. Autos ferried the group to the site where they enjoyed a lunch and Miss Damron received a large bouquet of cut flowers.
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Sun and
Miss Damron
Autos
Aberdeen Peak
Bitsy Hughes Celebrates Fifth Birthday with Friends
Little Edna Hughes known as Bitey to friends marked her fifth birthday on Thursday. A large group of guests attended a luncheon prepared by Mrs Hughes and gave presents to the birthday girl.
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Edna Hughes
Bitey
Mre. Hughes
Bear Cats Beat Bowie Boys In Sloppy Exhibition
Bear Cats chased each other around the diamond in a Sunday matinee, scoring seventeen runs as Bowie was unable to reach home plate. Lineups included Smith and Hernandez for the Bear Cats while Bayard leads Bowie against a strong southern New Mexico squad.
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Animala
Cate
Smith
Egon
Doore
Diav
Hernandez
Oheien
Raton
Kerr
Marsalis
Mason
Tyra
Beet Bayard
New Mexico
B. C's
Local News from Steins and El Paso Shriner Visits
Mr Bob Hutchins enjoyed the Shriners celebration in El Paso while Mrs Alexander visited from Simon. Miss Wilson and Miss Buck's friend returned to El Paso after a pleasant visit. Lucy Heflin spent time in Paso City as a Shriner. Mrs Fred Braidfoot visited from the ranch for dinner with Mrs Perry. Mr Tibbitts shows improvement after rheumatism and is at Palomas Hot Springs. Mrs Bob Hutchings friends welcome her after a lengthy visit in Oklahoma City and elsewhere. Mr and Mrs Mack Garpbrich of Separ passed through April 24 en route to Chiriehous Motte Nine to tend ranch. Ferrer and Mr and Mrs Cainebrich drove from Separ to spend time with Heflin and Ferrer families. Mrs Heflin hosted a picture party Tuesday for Mrs Farrer with many guests including Farrer, Olney, Heflin, Thomas, Mary Etta Heflin, Warren and Jonel Farrier, Affton Olney, Mr and Mrs Bob Heynelda, and Miss Burns. Mr Reynolds attended Steime Mere interests. Mrs Reynolds visited Olney and Hueying. Miss Byrne values proximity to visit foster parents Mr and Mrs Hueching. Valley View School District ladies formed a sewing club with 14 members. Mrs J Everett hosted April 3 for a busy afternoon and refreshments. meeting adjourned near sunset with plans to meet May 7 with Mrs ST A Kerr.
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Mr. and
Mire
Bob Heynelda
Mies Burns
Mr. Reynolds
Steime Mere
Lore
Reynolds
Valley View
Steins
J. Everett
ST. A. Kerr
Dr DeMoss Goes East for Postgraduate Study
Dr F C DeMoss leaves yesterday for John Hopkins University with David Buck of Duncan to seek medical treatment. He will travel from Baltimore to Chicago and Rochester Minnesota for postgraduate work.
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F.C. DeMoss
John
Rev Pearce Accepts Call to La Mesa and Anthony
Pastor WH LL Pearce of First Baptist will leave for new field of labor in La Mesa and Anthony. The community heartsily regrets his departure and wishes him and his wife God speed.
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WH. LL. Pearce
First Baptist Church
la Mesa
Anthony
Lettered sweaters for Lordsbleg students and helpers
The Lordsbleg Athletic Association awarded lettered sweaters to Mildred Trimble Meier Artie Webb Ora Fuller Winnie Gilbert Lillie Bartlett Helena Patten Josephine Bailey Marvin Fuller Orvar Fairly Calvin Conner Alfred Conner Raymond Taber Charles Dunagan Miss Darron and Prof Greer. Robert Briel and John Clark received non lettered sweaters for assistance in the Association play. Sweaters are black with orange letters.
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Mildred Trimble Meier
Artie Webb
Ora Fuller
Winnie Gilbert
Lillie Bartlett
Helena Patten
Josephine Bailey
Marvin Fuller
Orvar Fairly
Calvin Conner
Alfred Conner
Raymond Taber
Charles Dunagan
Miss Darron
Prof. Greer
the Athletic Association
Robert Briel
John Clark
Walter W. Boulware Transferred to Yuma Home with Family
Walter W. Boulware, S. P. Fireman, has been transferred to Yuma and is now at home with his estimable family at 247 Fourth Avenue. Please Mr Ess Pee send them back we miss them.
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Walter W. Boulware
S. P
Yuma
Fourth Avenue
Ess Pee
Therm
Stewart and Chapman Tie the Knot in Safford
Geo P Stewart and Anna Chapman of Safford were married this morning by Rev M O Williams. The item ends with a plug for Saturday specials.
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Geo. P. Stewart
Anna Chapman
Safford
M. O. Williams
Virden Bridge Boost Clears Path for Construction
At the county commissioners meeting, an assessment of one mill on the county's appraised value was approved to fund a new Virden Bridge. The project aims to connect the northern progressive community with the rest of the county and neighboring state, pending taxpayer approval.
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Courly
Beloved Mrs Patey Mourned In Lordsburg Funeral
Community honors Mrs Mattie Elinor Sprouse Patey wife of Peter J Patey mining man and city council member. She died after long illness at Lordsburg New Mexico with husband three children Orran Boyd Margery and more. Funeral held Wednesday at Christian Church with Pastor Alfred Brunk and Hey M O Williams officiating. City officials and pallbearers attended. businesses closed in tribute.
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Pd Pately
Couneil
Orran
Boa
Margerie
Wstera
Christian Church
Alfred Brunk
Hey. M. O. Williams
Grant Leahy
Ralph ©. Spann
Fe. M. Fisher
KH. M. Reynolds
James Edgar
Love H. Jones
J. £. Allen
Ownby
Sal Gammon
Austin
Geo
Tribe
Chas Fuller
David Sprouse
Chas Buseell
Valedon
L. M. Lawson
el Paso
Mollers
Local patients report steady recoveries across towns
Myrill Kisem of San Simon and Lucile Jones of Bowie are slowly recovering. C. Johnson of Gold HIM is undergoing medical treatment. Duncan Thomas of Duncan and Ethel Gitehell of Bowie are recovering from operations. Mrs. Claude Puller has recovered enough to return home after a minor operation.
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Myrill Kisem
San Simon
Lucile Jones
Bowie
C. Johnson
Duncan Thomas
Duncan
Ethel Gitehell
Claude Puller
Michigan Boosters Arrive With Local News Names
W H Bail of Caloma and C J Ciassien of Benton Harbor, both Co Op boosters, arrived this week bringing updates and support for local cooperative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bail
Caloma
J. Ciassien
Benton Harbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
HQ. Hardin
Millard C. Hardin
M. Q. Hardin
Roy Peak
K. Martin
Stephen Martin
Frank Martin
State Chamber of Commerce
Priday
Sem
Palonel Twitchell
Union
Bitsy” Hughes
Bear Cats
Bowie Boys
Steins News
Bob Hutchins
Ei Paso
Shriners
Mrs. Alexander
Simon
Lucy Heflin
Paso
Fred Braidfoot
Perry
Tibbitts
Palomas Hot Springs
Bob Hutchings
Oklahoma City
Mie
Mack Garpbrich
Separ
Chiriachus Motte
Teresia
Mr. Ferrer
Mrs. Cainebrich
Mrs. Heflin
Mrs. Ferrer
DR. Demoss
Rev
Pearce Gos
Lordsbleg
Sullwakes
Virden Bridge
Peeatio
Lordsheing Hospital
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