08 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
1
Dr. M. M. Crocker chairing county chapter places a Red Cross display in a local drug store to promote the upcoming roll call starting Sunday in November. The article urges all homes and businesses in Lordsburg to support the organization and notes that much of the funds stay in the local community.
An advertisement proclaims a great 1924 for The Youths Companion with Western ranch tales athletic scrimmages school life and sea and mountain adventures. It promises 52 issues full of serials short stories editorials poetry and facts plus home calendar and other benefits for a two dollar fifty cent yearly subscription at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St Boston Mass.
Lordsburg proudly announces an up to date jewelry store with J J McEvoy as the resident jeweler. The shop, located in the Heather Furniture Store building, features a fine window display and new stock arriving daily.
The Kep Piers family mourns the loss of their little white Spitz who died Sunday evening after years as a household pet. Mrs Kep Piers recalls the dog as bold, and Charlie notes his wife cried all night.
K B Harsch, efficient and popular freight house boss, spends the week in Albuquerque for his parents wedding anniversary. Ed remains rarely away from his 8 P job.
Mrs. R. K. McDonald and her young daughter have returned home after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in California.
A Halloween party was held at the Mine Theatre by Valedon Sunday School Tuesday evening with over fifty attendees. The children performed witch and ghost drills and songs. Program coordinators included Mesdames Dunlap Horne Bass McClendon Cross and Miss Margaret Maloney.
The Heather Furniture Co. announces daily arrivals of linoleums, rugs, chairs, beds, tables, baby carriages, electrical novelties, plumbing goods, and more. Jack notes no over charges and praises Mrs. R. W. Allen of Detroit as chief assistant bringing business talent and a strong local connection.
Delegates from Deming Santa Rita and Fort Bayard will attend an all day meeting for Young People. The programme opens at 11 with songs prayers sermons and a noon dinner on the ground. Afternoon includes more songs an address by Rev. Thedman and a round table discussion.
Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Morning sermon titled What's in Your Hand. Mrs J B Crowell to sing. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. League at 6:50 p.m. Evening sermon Book Bermon from Jane Stratton Porter's ler Father's Daughter. Miss Tallulah Lyday to sing. Pastor W H Vanderpool invites strangers to attend all services.
Farmington Times-Hustler notes Hogback Crude used by motorists with a windshield card reading This Car Burns Hogback Crude. Sold at four cents a gallon from the well, retailing station price is fifteen cents. Claim: higher test and more pep than standard gasoline.
Mrs A L Green and family depart for Lordsburg where her husband is in business. Neighbors mourn their departure after several years in town. A farewell party hosted by Mesdames Clark and Estes honored Mrs A J Green with a surprise assembly and light refreshments.
The advance man for the Golden Bros. show in Lordsburg today is the person posing as Josh Fillings. He is the real name behind the character and may be mistaken for the famous humorist. The article reveals the performer is not the historic Josh Billings, whose real name was O. M. Shaw.
The Southern Pacific Company announces a group life insurance policy covering 90 000 employees with a potential total of over 100 million. Veterans retire on pension after 20 years service, with pensions totaling nearly five million dollars since 1904, plus free medical care and a company stock purchase plan begun in 1922.
The Bobbies held a Halloween masquerade at Mrs Kime’s home on October Mist. Miss Wallace won first prize for the best disguise. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments, with the evening ending around ten thirty. The Royal Order thanks Mrs Kime for hosting and help.
Local residents appeal to the Hallowe'eners who took Jack Heather's gate to return it or reveal its location. The missing gate threatens the lawn as burros are damaging trees, and Jack Heather promises not to reveal where the gate came from if it is returned.
Advertisement offering Jersey or Holstein milk cows for sale with price information available by contacting the Liberal office. Includes date line November 8.
Geologists widely affirm strong oil potential in the San Juan country of New Mexico with gas present for industrial power and wells yielding oil of high grade. Despite blue sky law obstacles, progress is noted and owners of promising leases may prosper by next May. Oil also reported in eastern and southern parts of the state.
Dr Banks Austin is driving a fine new Reo coupe described as Imperial blue with modern equipment. Wade B Smith arranged the deal and delivered a Studebaker sedan to Robert Lyle, while Wade’s new Chevrolet ad is announced this week with new prices FOB Lordsburg.
The Modern Cafe owned by the Dunagan Brothers opens for the evening meal Saturday November 10. Bennie and his brother will serve two of the best cooks with experienced waiters in a new location promising a larger operation. The meal at six will launch the cafe into day and night service with a cordial invitation to the public.
Annual summons to the Red Cross banner runs from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 29. The piece urges nationwide enrollment to ensure disaster relief readiness after the Japan earthquake and cites 3,600 Red Cross chapters mobilizing volunteers to sign up members.
Photographer Geo Hatten is at the Hotel Vendome to take a fine baby picture. The notice urges getting a photo now as another chance may not come soon to capture a keepsake.
Authorities urge a balanced diet with quality protein from meat. Include green vegetables, fruits, milk, cereals, and other good foods. Eat meat for pleasure and health benefits, and enjoy affordable prices plus fine vegetables and fruits.
The Church of Christ held a meeting at the Middle School House near Animas that closed Sunday night with eight confessions. The minister will preach here next Lord's Day on November 11 with morning sermon The Consistent Life and evening sermon The Baptism of Jesus. Bible School meets at 10 a.m. J M Dorhrence serves as Christian Endeavor superintendent at 6 45 p m. A hearty welcome awaits at all services.
Mrs Krebaum entertained the N. and VT. Club Tuesday afternoon with special guests Mrs Felix Jones and Mrs F. B. McCuaig attending the event.
Mrs Earle Kerr hosted the SB Club yesterday with special games led by Mrs Milter of KE Paso and guests Mrs Coon Mrs Walker Mrs Downey Mrs Graham Mrs Nat Gammon and Mrs R A Egon.
Mrs. W. F. fitter served as guest of honor Saturday at a buffet supper and card party hosted by her sister Mrs. MP Walker.
The county board held regular sessions on Monday and Tuesday transacting routine business and dispatch duties as usual.
The program lists films for November at Star Theatre including Married People with A W Hodkinson on Sunday, Brother Under The Skin by Goldwyn on Monday, Dark Secrets starring Dorothy Dalton on Nov 13 and 14, My American Wife with Gloria Swanson on Nov 15 and 16, along with Steel Trail serial and a two reel comedy Taking Orders on Nov 10.
At Monday night’s city council meeting the board directed a note to the bonding company demanding urgent repair of a defective sewer line. The move signals prompt action to address the infrastructure issue.
State highway engineer James A. French spent yesterday in Lordsburg examining federal aid projects and discussing road work. He pledged rapid progress on the missing link between Lordsburg and Deming and said maintenance would be prioritized.
Judge Raymond 1 yan presided Monday in Attorney A. W. Morningstar’s office as he announced the regular term of court begins November 1. With the calendar kept clean there may be no worn jury and perhaps no petit jury. A Lana county grand jury was called but later deemed unnecessary. The judge is described as friendly to taxpayers and litigants.
The Herald describes a tale about the Silver Guy meeting Governor Martin during a heated moment of policy. The claim suggests a grand gift, speculating about an airplane or feather bed, and portrays the incident following a late night event on the Mule Creek Trail.
Letter from Isabel Lancastion Ackles, slate superintendent, thanks Mr Holt for sending the Lordstark Liberal. She expresses delight over the marriage of Mrs Verguson and General Greenway and sends best wishes. Date noted November 6, 1024 in Santa Fe.
Great Falls Montana by way of Howald Cameron visits for medical treatment. Laura Massey from Machita seeks surgical care. Cleo Kelly of Victoria Texas hospitalized for blood poisoning. C Acosta of Duncan undergoes tonsil removal. A Hendon undergoes major operation.
John Robson of Tucson attends the directors meeting and praises Wade Smith's railroad club as the best between El Paso and Los Angeles. The remarks reflect regional pride amid regional travel and business discussions.
At the last meeting of the Lordsburg Ladies Club the group moved to organize a milk collection for undernourished Mexican children.
Judge Ryan and his son Richard were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Downey on Monday.
Agent J. T. Clayton resumes work at the 8 P depot after an extended vacation. His return marks a restart of duties for the agency.
Dr H A Schell eye specialist from Tucson will be at the Vendome Hotel for one day only Saturday November 17. Special attention to childrens eyes.
Doctor H A Schell, renowned eye specialist, will be at the Vendome Hotel for one day only this Saturday November 17. He will conduct examinations and consultations for patients seeking expert eye care.
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