Southwest League calls Riverside meeting on Colorado River
Arnold Kruckman secretary treasurer invites members and allied organizations to a December 8 9 and 19 1921 gathering in Riverside California to discuss the Colorado River development project and a proposed Boulder Dam. officials including Secretary of the Interior Fall and Director Davis may attend.
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Arnold Kruckman
League of the Southhwest
Southwest
Colorado River
League of the Southwest
Riverside California
Riverside
California
Boulder
Davis
U. S. Relamation Service
League O the Southwest
Thomas FE. Campbell
Argona
Frank A. Gessell
Los Angeles
Cal
Willam DP. Stephens
Calif
C. H. Shoup
Colorado
E. PD. Boyle
Nevada
W. P. Hobby
Texas
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Charles R Mably
Utah
Merritt
Mechem
New Mexico
Lec.Treas
League
Arizona
W M S Activities Include Prayer Week and Tea
The Methodist ladies observe a week of prayer at the church. A regular tea is planned Saturday at Mrs L P McHalffey on South Main. Next Tuesday they will serve cafeteria dinners and suppers at the Star Theatre. Rev G K Campbell will lead the first quarterly meeting Sunday with morning and evening services.
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L .P.mchalffey
South Main Street
Star Theatre
G K. Campbell
Owens Big Work in New York on Pierce-Hardin Oil
Owens returns from a national tour as president of Pierce-Hardin Oil Co. He met Everett Johnson in California and connected with Robert Dollar and H F Alexander in New York. They discussed financing a Texas well on the Brown tract near Moore Jenson, Frio County, 3273 acres. Andrew Campbell and Gordon & Co show strong interest, with possibility of NY curb stock listing.
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United States
Pierce-Hardin Ol. Co
Shasta
8. P
San Francisco
Everett E. Johnson
R. Stanley Dollar
Robert Dollar
New York
Mr. Dollar
H. F. Alexander
Pacific Steamship Co
Alexander Rhaid
Pierce-Hardin
Ja A. Campbell
Alexander
Brown
Frio County
Texas
L& GN
Moore
Jenson
S. W
San Antonio
Dollar
Campbell
Owens
Owens Iso
Jack Livingston
Livingston Oil Co
Burkburnett
DH. O'S
Advier
McQuign
Amercan Poel Oil Transportation Co
Lordsburg
Pine County
Mayor Ownby Has Good Oil Lands
Mayor B. B. Ownby may be an oil magnate yet. He owns forty acres of oil land near the Nueva Valley and Riverside with 900 acres under lease in the valley. Tracts range from 10 to 71 acres twelve miles north of Beaumont fields. Several wells are present and one is sinking with production expected by mid December. Government geologists call the field provable and promising. He plans to return to California mid month.
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B. B. Ownby
California
Nueva Valley
Riverside
Beaumont Fields
Ownby
Mrs Coyle Returns From Five Week Visit
Mrs F J Coyle returns from a five week visit at the home of Mr and Mrs R H Wamel of Animal County chairman brings Mrs Wamel and their two children and Mrs S R Dunagan yesterday Mr and Mrs Coyle host dinner Monday afternoon Deming trip planned to consult district attorney on legal points and attend the Deming Rodeo
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F. J. Coyle
R. H. Wamel
Building Benefit Concert At Star Theatre November 18 1921
The Ladies of the Methodist Church present a benefit concert at Star Theatre on Friday evening November 18 1921. Performers include W G Burcey and John Crowell with musical pieces and a playlet titled Bathélor's Reverie. Proceeds support church activities.
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Mia
John B. Crowell
Voce
Mia Picherella
Harry Rosenstein
AX Bathélor
Dedsedendenth
Aes
Nee Chaddin
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Star Theatre
Armistice Day Program At Star Theatre
At ten o clock teachers and pupils march to the Star Theatre for patriotic addresses by ev. Vanderpool Evangelist Lawrence Wright and Rev. Fr. Powers. Dr Crocker will lead the exercises and the public is invited. Business houses close for the day.
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Star Theatre
Ev. Vanderpool
Lawrence Wright
Fr. Powers
Harry Jose Wall
Loyal Legion
Dr. Crocker
Duncanfair Power Plant A Great Success At Greenlee County Fair
Greenlee County exhibits at Duncan last week showcased fine crops stock and poultry rivaling top states with alfalfa wheat corn and cabbage drawing praise. J G Nicholas and Manager J White push Last Chance power plant and ore mill with three development machines. White Syndicate not seeking funds.
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Duncan
Virden
Greenlee County
Kangas
Iowa
Union
Arizona
New Mexico
White
Mr. Nicholas
Nicholas
Mr. White
Wewerk Narrowly Missed In Close Quarter Mile Race
The Duncan running horse race drew a large crowd Tuesday as Wewerk lost the quarter mile by three feet to a horse owned by ice plant workers and ridden by their employee. The ice plant riders reportedly earned several shekels from the finish.
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Duncan
Walter Johnson Funeral at Johnson Home
A large town funeral for Walter Johnson was held at the Johnson home with minister Alfred Beunk delivering words, a Christian choir rendering music, and floral tributes. Town business paused during the service, and burial followed in Mountainview Cemetery with schoolboy pallbearers.
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Frank Johnson
Walter
Alfred Beunk
Mountainview Cemetery
Lordsburg and Santa Rita Basketball Results Highlight Off Day
The Lordsburg teams fell to Santa Rita with the boys hampered by altitude and fatigue after a long trip and a poor shooting night by star forward Pete Fairly. The girls lost 9 to 18 but fought hard, with both games praised for fair officiating and sportsmanship. Santa Rita hosts Fort Bayard next Saturday.
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Lordsburg
Santa Rita
Pete Fairly
Archer
Card of thanks for loss of child Walter
Frank Johnson and family express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy during the death and burial of their darling child Walter.
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Walter
Frank Johnson
Tabers in El Paso card to Liberal from Mrs JC H Taber
MrsJC H Taber writes from El Paso to Liberal describing meeting Mrs Peak at the train on Wednesday at 4 PM. She mentions a furnished house at 2427 Gold Street and hopes to reach Silver Heights next. She notes the children arrived by auto without trouble, tired but happy to be together, and prays for the Lord's watchfulness.
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JC. H. Taber
Head of K. O. P. Takes Up Work
Grand Chancellor George A. Fleming appeals to all lodges in the Domain of New Mexico to cooperate in growing Pythianism. He outlines duties, urges active lodge participation, appoints committees, and asks for support to complete lodge statutes and strengthen charitable work.
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Barnes Apd
Dinekinin
Supreme Lodge
Semietninial
Meturita M. HW
Ward
Hoswell
Higwina
Las Vegas
John Mc Roberts
Hurley
Frank Shelton
Dewson
Geo. Hottman
Belen
Hanna
Albuquerque
L. ¥. Medley
Magdalena
A. Eb. Snyder
Clayton
Domain
New Mexico
Vraternally
Geo. A. Fleming
Lordsburg Sponsor Praised by NYC Visitor
In New York City Mr M Owens speaks with J A Moore of American Fuel Oil and Transportation Co and recalls attending the launch of the City of Lordsburg at Mobile last year. He notes a Lordsburg beauty named Mary Dee Muir served as sponsor and praises her graceful performance.
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New York City
M. Owens
J. A. Moore
American Fuel Oi and Transportation Co
Lordsbirg
Mr. Owens
Lordsburg
Mobile
Mary Dee Muir
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