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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

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Stockmen Meet in Lordsburg November 22

The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association will hold an executive board meeting in Lordsburg on Monday November 22 with an expected 30 attendees. Local committee members are Frank R. Coon K W Cureton and Isaac Van Meter. The gathering aims to unite stockmen to protect the cattle industry and align with the American National Livestock Association, ahead of their El Paso convention January 12 13 and 14.

Chamber of Commerce New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association Lordsburg New Mexico Frank R. Coon K. W. Cureton Isaac van Meter Victor Culberson Silver City Joseph DeGraftenried Buchanar T. A. Spencer Carrizazo A. Wagoner Roswell J. KB. Merchant Carlsbad Cole Haislton Magdalena J. A. Wilson Watrous Carl Eklund Clayton Frank G. Bloom Trinidad M. L. Cottingham G. M. Cooke John H. Hicks Coure George H. Webster Cimarron C. W. Parks K. H. Royal Tyrone Burton €. Mossman M. A. van Houten William R. Morley Datil Charles Springer L. E. Foster Gila N. A. Field Santa Fe F. A. Hubbell Albuquerque S. Pitt Joe M. Evans Walter M. Moore Mirabeshk Kendrick Uiitsborn T. L. Perrine Pinos Artos American National Livestock Association el Paso

Harding Victory Sets Electoral Landmarks in New Session

With 404 electoral votes out of 531 and a Senate of 59 Republicans and 37 Democrats the outlook is fixed. Republicans push to settle late returns in eight contests to determine the House majority. Excluding undetermined seats, 288 Republicans face 138 Democrats and five others for a 150 seat plurality the largest ever.

Government Inspector Records Tourist Car Through Lordsburg

Government inspector F P Turner and assistant N A Kimbrough stamp incoming tourist cars at Lordsburg on the main west route. They inspect about one car every ten minutes from dawn to dusk, averaging 100 cars daily, removing cotton sacks and plants to prevent boll weevil spread, and screening migrants’ goods on the Southern Pacific line.

West Front Street Lordsburg F. P. Turner Federal Horticultural Board Arizona Duncan Rodeo Bowie Turner N. A. Kimbrough Brady Texas Southern Pacific Railway

Rich ore strike at Billali mine reported

A rich ore encounter at the Billali mine owned by George H. Utter in the Bteeplerock district near the Norman King mine. The black sulphide silver ore is high grade and was found about 200 feet from the tunnel portal, per the Duncan News.

Billali George H. Utter Bteeplerock Norman King Duncan News

Creditors Seek Receiver for Duncan Mining and Milling

Creditors of the Duncan Mining and Milling Company petitioned Grant county court in Silver City this week to appoint a receiver as the firm cannot meet debts around 35000 dollars. Attorney Mitchell of Lordsburg represents creditors while Attorney C. Royall of Silver City represents bondholders. Royall is expected to be appointed receiver. further case developments awaited.

Duncan Mining and Milling Company Grant County Silver City Mitchell Lordsburg C. Royall Royall Duncan News

Yearlong Gift: The Youths Companion Subscription Offer

Third notice encourages Christmas giving of a year subscription to The Youths Companion. For $2.50 a year readers receive 52 issues including serials, stories, and pages for families, with extra offers and a 1921 calendar. Boston based Commonwealth Ave and St. Paul St address given for new subscriptions.

the Companion McCall's Magazine Fashion Authority THE Youth's Companion Commonwealth Ave St. Paul St Boston Mass

Red Cross Banquet Supports Lordsburg Community House Effort

At a PTA meeting in Lordsburg Mrs Luella S Clark announced a Red Cross banquet on November 4 at the Up-to-Date Cafe to gauge support for a community house. Local leaders from churches clubs and civic groups spoke in favor of the project and urged united action with the Red Cross and Chamber of Commerce backing.

Parent- Teachers’ Association Luella S. Clark Lordsburg Red Cross Pon Luella Clark M. M. Crocker M. O. Williams Boy Scouts M. Chase G. P. Austin BK. J. Fuller Rh. H W. Yaber Margaret Tupper Charmimg State Health Service The Health Service B. 8. Jackson Woman's Club J. H W. Fitzpatrick Ss. P. Railway New Mexico Eh. W. Aldrich Chamber of Commerce J.L. Wells U. S G. W. Trimble Charles Fuller Parent-Teachers’ Association R. B. Ownby Christian Church Rufus Smyth Masons W. H. Small J. H. Clark Minnie, Garrett P. Austin Bessie Knight Salter J. H. Fitzpatrick H. A. Patten P. D. Smyth J. L. Wells W. E. Holt

National Red Cross Day at Methodist Church

National Red Cross Day will be observed at the Methodist Church during the morning service at 41 o'clock. The pastor will preach a sermon titled The Greatest Mother in the World.

Methodist Church Methodist

Armistice Day Observance at the Star Theatre Lordsburg

Armistice Day activities will draw crowds to the Star Theatre with closing of local businesses. A program includes invocations, singing, readings of the Governor's Proclamation, patriotic songs, an address by F. H. Mitchell, and other tributes led by local groups and speakers.

Star Theatre Lordsburg America Rey Mo O Wile American Legion Stander

Fluor Spar Mine Begins 200-Ton Mill Installation Near Lordsburg

General Manager Alford Roos moves family to the Great Eagle Mine to rush completion of a 200 ton concentrating plant near the tunnel mouth. Frank Groh leads millwrights and foundation work, with plans to avoid ore extraction until development is complete. A long conveyor belt will carry ore from the tunnel. Lordsburg business ties grow as Mesara Wentworth and Goodrich plan return visits from Battle Creek.

Alford Roos Great Eagle Frank Groh Roos Troos Lordsburg Bning Chamber of Commerce Battle Creek Mich Mesara Wentworth Goodrich

Big game awaits Lordsburg Tigers at Hurley Bears

School notes describe a varsity clash titled invincible Lordsburg Tigers versus Hurley Bears with the game called at Hurley. Other items mention lectures by our chief orator, the school yell, transport needs, and social snippets about students and class activities.

Lordsburg Tigers Hurley Bears Tigers Hurley

Barney Oldfield Stops in Town With Marmon Car

Legendary driver Barney Oldfield rode into town this week aboard his yellow Marmon on a cross country tour, visiting Carl Rosted during the same stop.

Barney Oldfield Carl Rosted Barney

Faith in New Mexico Governor-Elect Celebrated

An archaic tribute praising the governor-elect A. K. J for upholding truth and justice. It lauds friendship and guidance in New Mexico’s hour of despair, foretelling a lasting faith that time will honor and foes will fail to betray.

New Mexico Lo Amart

Child Supper Benefit at Mountainview Cemetery

A charity event titled Child Supper Benefit is planned for Saturday in the vacant building next to the bakery. The notice invites everyone to attend and participate in the community gathering.

Mountainview Chametery

World touring Dough Boys visit Lordsburg

Harry Osser and A Burnham former members of the 79th Division tour the United States visiting Haly France Belgiana and Switzerland in a closed Ford. They left Philadelphia 424 days ago and have thus far visited 31 states.

Harry Osser A- Burnham 79Th Division United States Haly France Belgiana Switzerland Ford New Mexico Philadelphia

Revival Meetings At Christian Church Delayed One Week

Evangelistic meetings by the Organ Evangelistic Party begin at the Christian Church after a late start due to travel delays. C L Organ and partners traveled about a thousand miles by auto from Denver, weather and road conditions slowing the trip. Public nightly services run each evening with a Sunday schedule of meetings and a basket dinner.

Christian Church Organ Evangelistic Party C. L. Organ Mra. Organ WH. 1. Brender Mra. Stender Auto Lordsburg Denver Colo Denning Abd Ant Ipishera Oregan Pwane Geliet Blonder Josue Cliriat The

Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce Meets Next Saturday

The Lords burg Chamber of Commerce plans its regular meeting at the Vendome Hotel on Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock. All 110 members and officers are urged to attend to learn what the civic group is accomplishing. the board meets monthly and invites all to drop in.

Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce Vendome Yawerber

Author at Kimball Branch Novel Likely Mexican Setting

Bert Turner of Kansas City writes a novel focusing on a Mexican milieu. The heroine is a young woman from Ogden Utah, shaping a story with cross regional themes.

Kimball Branch Bert Turner Kansas City Ogden Utah

Ernest Bennett Visit Noted Ahead of Arizona State Fair

Ernest Bennett and his accompanying special Mormon traveled through town en route to the Arizona State Fair. A cemetery benefit is planned for Saturday afternoon with a chili supper in the room adjacent to the bakery.

Ernest Bennett

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Stockmen’s Meeting Harding Govt. Inspector Luella S Clark F. H. Mitchell J. al. Clark Warners and Inderriedens Miss Heeves Ned Cross Toulse Fisher H. C. Walter Charles Leta Mae New Charles Walter Filison Ellison C. Walter Becker L. J. Brink Bidney Fuller Grant Carl Lorenz Steins News Charley Tyson Breina Miami Avia Eamon Everett Austin Hospital Barnes Thornton Wheaton Pete Kerr Calvan Miss Bellingham George Bailey George Ima Farily Helen C Hervier C. OF C
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