Editorial Honors Legal Talent at Hidalgo Court
Willard Holt lauds the Hidalgo court as Osburg brings top litigators Schwartz Holliday Woodbury and Wiles to represent plaintiffs and defendants in a civil case. Judge Carilb earns high praise for conduct and bearing in a state court, noted by the editor as a tribute worthy of a newspaper.
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Hidalgo Y
Osburg
Schwartz
Los Angeles
Holliday
Bi Pas
Woodbury
Robert Wiles
Iver City
I ‘ Vy
Wileon
Woodhartz
Old Morningstar
Lordsturg
Hal
Wiley
Court Sees Rapid Rethink in Real Estate Wrap Program
A fragmented note describes a court with rapid changes to a real estate wrap process. It highlights quick action, efficient wrap choices, and recognition of a facilitator named M Reif Mon mbined with rare talent as a valuable asset to the case.
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MI 1
Arizona and New Mexico Governors Plan Interstate Highway Cooperation
Governors J ips of Arizona and Dillon of New Mexico met to discuss highway matters of joint importance. They adopted a plan to harmonize publishing interstate route information and advertise highway interests in both states. The leaders foresee growing cooperation as the two states, “baby” states, share nearly identical interests and borders.
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J,ips
Arizona
Dillon
New Mexico
Bad
Lordsburg Sees Ten New Houses For Rent
El Paso Herald quotes Hubert Unter lamenting Lordsburg growth and housing demand. He notes residents face emigration pressures as workers relocate, while railroaders move away and new buildings rise along Railroad Avenue amid hopes the town will expand without spreading disease or overbuilding.
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Lordsburg
Lords Re
Thordsburg Plain
Newark
Hidalgo
Railroad Avenue
Hubert Unter
el Paso Herald
Tucson Mayor Sees Extra Rail Business Expansion
Mayor W. A. Julian of Tucson supports the Southern Pacific petition seeking relief from interstate commerce rules. Phoenix hearing reveals two sides with claims that more trains could boost regional prosperity while risking higher rates and diverted traffic if the petition passes.
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Phoenix
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panana Canal
W. A. Julian
Tucson
Tra
Jones Prophesies Lordsburg Oil Boom Prospect
Professor Fay Jones former head of the New Mexico School of Mines said in Lordsburg that the region could become a major oil center. He noted past success in locating Signal Hill and Santa Fe Springs and predicted further discoveries justify his belief. He will travel to the Gulf coast to assess similar prospects.
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Lam Alwave
Lordsburg
Fay‘tte
A. Jones
New Mexico School of Mines
Jones
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Signal Hill
Santa Fe Springs
Professor Jones
Gulf Coast
Cases Return From Vacation In Cold
Sam Case the Hidalgo Grill chef and Mrs Cage have just returned from a vacation with their folk in Denver. On the way home they stopped at Pueblo for a visit with Mrs Elizabeth Huston mother of Mrs Walter Searles.
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Sam Case
Hidalgo Grill
Cage
Denver
Pueblo
Elizabeth Huston
Walter Searles
Luncheon Club elects new chairman for next meeting
Luncheon Club chairman Lovett had few present as guests were tied up in court. Harry Rosenstein was appointed chairman for the next meeting to be held at the Grill.
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Lovett
Harry Rosenstein
California sunshine maker visits Lordsburg trade notes
Robert F. Fitz of California spends days in Lordsburg with friends sharing sunshine and cheer. He sells The Tavern on Gilt Street to Pete Airly and considers renewing activity at Last Chance mine while praising Hotel Hidalgo’s hospitality and community benefit.
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Robert F. Fitz
California
Lordsburg
Mr. Fitz
Pete Airly
Jota
Fite
Tnow
Hidalgo
Nat
Elizabeth
Jatro
Hidalgo County School Budget Approved After Review
The Hidalgo County school budget was approved in a meeting at County Superintendent Olivia Wells' office. Attendees included budget auditors Car Cometock and G L Ross, tax department rep F B Magruder, and district representatives who affirmed the budget as fair and reasonable for taxpayers.
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Car DD. Cometock
A. L. Ormabee
Taxpayers Association of
F. B. Magruder
Tax Department of the Southern Pacific
G. L. Ross
FE. M. Fisher
Hidalgo County
Olivia Wells
Censtock
Distriet
McNabb Seeks Support In Lordsburg Visit
J. A. McNabb Jr once in the Southern Pacific tax department now leads a school supply house in Albuquerque. He has spent this week greeting friends in Lordsburg and Hidalgo County, praised for his just and generous dealings in the region and contributions to its development.
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J. A. McNabb, Jr
Tax Department
The
Southern Pacific
Albuquerque
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County
McNabb
Vidalgo County
New Mexico Governor Welcomes Tourists to State Highways
Governor Dillon invites travelers to explore New Mexico by road, praising safe, well marked highways, dry year round roads, grand landscapes, abundant wildlife, and plentiful hotels and services. He notes opportunities in minerals, agriculture, oil and livestock, and extends a cordial welcome to visitors.
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Mexico
New Mexicos
New Mexico
BR. OC. Dillon
Pentecost to Pente Cost Campaign Beginnings
May 19 1920 to June 8 1930 marks the 1800th and 900th birthdays of the Church of Christ. The Bible School campaign aims to raise attendance missions church attendance and Bible study across services. Claude F. Wood supervises inviting all to join Bible School at 9 45 each Sunday with a warm welcome.
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Church of Christ
Soule
Claude FE. Wood
Home Burglary Reported in Las Cruces Hidden Losses Noted
Mrs Hh B Ownby received a letter from Mrs Tom Card describing a burglary at their Las Cruces home while the Cards were in Lordsburg. Thieves took most clothing including Beulahs wedding dress and Tom’s gifts and a Kodak used in highway work. Police are actively seeking the stolen items with no arrests yet.
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Hh. B. Ownby
Tom Card
Las Cruces
Captain Wheelin Leads C M T C Enlistment Efforts
Captain J Wheelin, instructor of the 09th Infantry Tucson, visited this week with Major Austin to discuss enlistment of C M T C boys camp. He represents Hidalgo, Grant, Luna and Catron counties and oversees C M T C matters in the district.
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J. Wheelin
Ritter and Walker Party Arrives for Bank Directors Meeting
Mr and Mrs W F Ritters arrive from El Paso to join Mr and Mrs M P Walkers from Willcox Arizona for a bank directors meeting. The group including Mr and Mrs John B Crowell of Douglas will attend the lumbermen's convention at Nogales.
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W. F. Ritter
el Paso
M. P. Walker
Willcox
Arizona
John B. Crowell
Douglas
Nogales
Robert G. Hill Dead
Announcement of the sudden death of Robert G. Hill son of Mark P. Hill and nephew of W. P. Hill. The notice notes the loss pains relatives and friends and records the family connections.
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Robert G. Hill
Mark P. Hill
W. P. Hill
Mr. Hill
Rainy Thursday Noon Event Adds Value
A steady Thursday shower increases value for a rain tipped event, with reports noting worth in the hundreds of dollars. Local observers describe the downpour as timely and potentially beneficial to related activities and sales.
Methodist Goal Set at 100 for May Attendance
The Methodist Sunday school aims for 100 average attendance in May after 103 average on the first two Sundays. Members who miss should attend, and new enrollees are encouraged. A single presiding service will be held Sunday due to a Union service at the High school, with the Pastor preaching in the morning. League meets at 7 p.m. at the church.
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Methodist Sunday School
League
Methodist Church
County Offices Under State Audit Visit
State Comptroller assistant L M Garcia will audit county records from January to now. Previous county checks were approved up to January this year and officials expect no issues.
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L. M. Garcia
O. K
Welas
Horses On The Air Field At Lordsburg Airport
Sheriff Oscar Allen and deputies will keep all horses off Lordsburg airport as a trespass warning. The notice targets horse and cattle owners, warning them not to trespass on government property. Sergeant Johnson reports to authorities and cautions owners of consequences if property is taken by law. Constable Conner supports county authorities in enforcement.
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Oscar Allen
Lordsburg
Johnson
Conner
They All Come Back to Vendome Hotel Staff
Miss Iane Jennings returns to her old hometown and joins Mrs. Carsons staff at the Vendome hotel as a valuable adjunct after a long absence.
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Iane Jennings
Mrs. Carson
Vendome Hotel
Well Drilling Progress at P. O. B. Site
Work at the P. O. B. well twelve miles west of Lordsburg advances smoothly. Hole now about 250 feet deep, drilling in blue shale continues in solid condition.
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Lordsburg
Tobacco tax referendum signs in Lordsburg prompt voting call
Tobacco tax referendums in Lordsburg attract many signatures as residents push for a vote on a measure deemed highly important. Local supporters argue the question merits public input and heightened civic participation amid looming fiscal debates.
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Lordsburg
Former Pauls Valley editors relocate to Lordsburg
Forrest Thomas former editor of the Democrat visited Pauls Valley to help pack household goods for their move to Lordsburg New Mexico He recently purchased and will run the Liberal a weekly paper in Lordsburg He has long experience in Pauls Valley journalism and plans to succeed in his new town
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Forrest Thomas
The
Democrat
Mrs. Thomas
Lordsburg
N. M
Thomas
Liberal
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Ralph Naccarate Opens Shoe Repair in McWhorter Building
Ralph Naccarate has moved into the McWhorter building, formerly occupied by the Liberal, and is now ready to offer shoe repair services.
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Ralph Naccarate
McWhorter
The
Liberal
Most Important Civil Case Opens in Hidsiga County
The case before Judge Carl Denison pits Southwestern Engineering Corporation of Los Angeles against A T McGihee and Company led by Charles McGihee. The firm seeks payment for a roll construction while the defendants argue defective work bars payment and seek damages. A skilled jury is expected to be seated for this landmark trial.
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Hidsiga County
Carl Denison
Southwestern Engineering Corporation
Los Angeles
A. T. McGihee & Go
Charles
Wilson
Woodbury
Silver City
H. Schwarts
A. W. Mornineetar
Lordsburg
Robert Holliday
el Paso
Robert Wiley
Pentecost Campaign Marks 1900th Birthday of Church of Christ
Next Sunday begins a Pentecost to Pentecost campaign for attendance evangelism and Bibleizing ending Pentecost 1990 on the church’s 1900th birthday. Members are urged to attend Lord’s Supper and Bible study at 45. Morning sermon theme is After Pentecost What. Evening services feature varied programs and music. Bible School aims for 200 members.
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High Hook
Lordsburg Quartet Gets Second Place in State Contest
After winning first in the district Blaze College meet the imperial mixed quartet Dorothy Stengle Mildred Conner Hasil Fuller and Rufus Jones traveled to Silver City to take second prize and a fine medal in the state musical contest. Hubert Jeffus entered the slide trombone contest and drew applause but was slightly outclassed. Attendees included Professor Hothrock Miss Garner Cline Swanlund Mr and Mrs Frank Stengle Mrs L A Jones and son Junior and Daniel Dunagan. Bee Mekvoy's gentlemen furnishings department advertised new patterns and wool goods from $10.00 up.
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Blaze College
Imperial
Dorothy Stengle
Mildred Conner
Hasil Fuller
Rufus Jones
Silver City
Hubert Jeffus
Hothrock
Garner
Cline
Swanlund
Frank Stengle
Senior Play Draws Large Audience At High School
The senior class play Little Miss Jack starred Dorothy Stengele in the title role and drew a fine audience Friday night in the high school auditorium. The cast included Maggie Mattie Smith James Wood Julia Trevors Helen Anderson and Dorothy Stangle with musical numbers by the school band directed by Professor Rothrock.
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Jack
Dorothy Stengele
Professor Rothrock
Maggie
Mattie Smith
Jimmie
James Wood
Julia Trevors
Helen Anderson
Jacqueline
Mise
Dorothy Stangle
Carlye
Bernard Weiler
Paul Banborn
Daniel Dunagan
Neene
Mandie Anderson
Kattie
Hitler
Commencement Exercises at High School Auditorium
The May Thursday ceremony features a processional by the band, invocation by W. W. Wilkerson, a scripture lesson, performances by a mixed chorus and quartet, and a trombone duet. School board presents diplomas. Benediction by Rev. John Ice. Audience seated for the high school commencement program.
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Jon
John
Offenbach
Jilley
Bermont
Dtev
D. W. Hadwin
Benediction
Hev
W. W. Wilk
del Hiego
Addrews
Dr. James BE
Congedon, Jr
Liebestram
Liszt Smith
Glenn Rothrock
Hubert Jeffus
Revy
Hice
Hurley Guests Share Sunday Visit With Local Families
Mrs Art Shoemaker and her late son from Hurley stay with Mrs W F Gilbert while Mrs Hatcher from El Paso visits husband the efficient builder in charge of the Hidalgo buildings.
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Art Shoemaker
Hurley
W. F. Gilbert
Mrs Carmichael Travels to Attend National Library Association
Mrs H F Carmichael of Phoenix sister to Mrs B H Crone of this city, passed through Lordsburg last week en route to Washington DC to attend the National Library Association meeting.
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H. F. Carmichael
Phoenix
B. H. Crone
Lordsburg
Washington, D. C
National Library Association
Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters Quotation Visit
Mrs. Walter Searles of the Hidal Grill plans a brief trip visiting Globe and Miami and will also stop in Safford to see longtime friends.
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Walter Searles
The
Hidal+ Grill
Globe and Miami
Safford
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Chicago
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Bee Mekvoy's
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Hecessinnal
W. W
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