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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1924

Page

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Kellogg Visits Tucson Climate and Shows Off Luxe Car

In Tucson W. K Kellogg of Battle Creek met the Sun Shine Climate Club and praised the mild climate. He toured with Dr. Culver and showcased a 11,000 pound Pullman automobile equipped with electric amenities, a 16 foot boat, long range radio, and a practical mileage of eight miles per gallon while traveling to the coast.

Tucson W. K K. Kellogg Battle Creek Kellogg B. C Bill Hidalgo County Dr. Culver Egypt Sunshine Climate Club Pullman

Thanksgiving Sunset Surprise in New Mexico

Real s Thanksgiving in Arfimas New Mexico reports a Sunday crew found their buggy filled with a full Thanksgiving feast. Food items include pumpkin fat chickens and a plump young turkey. The note thanks kind friends and neighbors for the generosity. MR and MRS ALFRED BRUNK

Arfimas N. M Haus Alfred Brunk

Tourist Killed En Route to the Coast in Arkansas

H C Ford died when his car went off the embankment on the Douglas road while traveling from Huntington Arkansas to the coast. He was alone killed. his wife Wither and others in the car were injured and taken to Lordsburg for treatment. Sheriff Allen and Judge Marsalis impaneled a jury to examine the case.

H. C. Ford Ford Huntington Arkansas Douglas Road Wither Wmf Lordsburgh Allen Marsalis

Idleness Demoralizes Body Mind and Conscience

A succinct reflection on how idleness erodes personal discipline and mental focus across body and spirit, warning of its broader ethical impact on daily conduct and motivation.

Dawes Plan Proving Blessing to Europe

New York dispatch reports the Dawes plan easing postwar Europe with stronger early results. Owen D Young, who launched the framework, has returned after handing duties to Parker Gilbert. Germany has collected enough for the first year reparations due next August 1, with indications that the second year payments can be made without a loan.

New York Dawes Europe Owen D. Young Parker Gilbert Germany

Boys Help Stop Gas Station Theft Near Lordsburg

Carlton Brown and John Weidman saw two men steal gas at Evans Filling Station when lights were out. They noted license 900 166, notified Mr. Evans, and led to the arrest of Vance Gray and Howard Kelly, whose Packard was reported stolen in Houston on November 7. The pair await trial for petty larceny. Sheriff Oscar Allen recovered the car, and the boys are praised for quick action.

Carlton Brown John Weidman Evans Mr. Evans Borderland Lordsburg Oscar Allen Vance Gray Howard Kelly Davis Deraing Allen Houston Texas Carlton John

Hunting Party Returns From Mexico with Noted Figures

W H Graham reports the safe return of the Big Five hunting party from Mexico. Included are informant De Banks Austin, Co Commission er-elect John W Stewart, Compton Vagehan of Cloverdale Merc Co, and Gov Ranger Bentley. Rumors touch on elections and local politics.

W. H. Graham Mexico de. Banks Austin John W. Stewart Compton Vagehan Cloverdale Merc Bentley Bill John Estado de Sonora Rancho Nuevo

Labor honors El Paso detective Simpson at dinner

City detective and constable elect W A Simpson of El Paso received a gold watch and chain at a dinner in his honor hosted by visiting labor leaders. Simpson, assigned to aid visiting delegates, was chosen to accompany them to Mexico City.

W. A. Simpson el Paso Simpson el Paso Herald Capt. Simpson City of Mexico Lordsburg

Let Us Give Thanks For Peace And Faith

The message urges gratitude for the nation’s peace and resilience, honors the founders, and calls for thanks amid sorrow. It reflects on Thanksgiving as a humane American holiday, notes the suffering of lonely hearts, and prays for Jesus's guidance and divine solace.

Jesus

Last Chance Mine Sold to Rolphe Syndicate of Chicago and LA

The Last Chance Mine in Lordsburg district has been sold by El Centro Mining and Milling Co to the Rolphe Syndicate of Chicago and Los Angeles. The syndicate will take possession soon and plans to operate the Last Chance Mill after upgrading machinery and begin extensive development work. The deal was arranged by owner Robert F. Fitz, a prominent local figure praising the new owners and the mine’s future copper silver promise.

Last Chance el Centro Mining and Milling Co Rolphe Syndicate Chicago Los Angeles Rolphe Chase Bonanza Robert F. Fitz Lordsburg

Another Good Man Joins Anita Staff at Mine No 2

The Anita Mine No. 2 increases activity as Halphwid Allison, a noted Ohio mining figure, joins the operating force to push pay dirt from the tunnel. Mrs. Allison will join soon. home to be at No. 4 camp with Foreman No. 1 promising future operations.

Anita Anita Mine No Halphw di Allison Ohio

Mrs Thomas A Lister Burial In Lordsburg

Anna Bell Cumminge was born in Washingtonville Pennsylvania on March 6 1862 and died November 19 1924 in El Paso Texas while visiting her son. The remains were brought to Lordsburg for burial at Mountainview cemetery after a funeral at the Methodist church led by Rev C Williams. She was active in church work and leaves a bereaved husband two sons and other relatives.

Anna Bell Gcumminge Washingtonville Thos, RK. Lister el Paso Texas Lordsburg Mountainview Cemetery Methodist Church C. ¥. Williams Thomas A. Lister Williamsport Los Angeles T Motion

Optimistic new division superintendent vows growth post consolidation

In El Paso last week the Teditor met L C Morea the new division superintendent optimistic about boosting business across the El Paso to Tucson lines after the merger. He praised Supt Wim Wilson and expressed intent to visit Lordsburg to meet staff and ensure strong cooperation.

el Paso Dent L. C. Morea Morris Tucson Wim Wilson la” Morrie Bfg Lordsburg Hell

Mine Rescue Car Visits Clifton Moreno District

Mine Rescue Car No 1 arrived Monday afternoon from the Clifton Moreno district to respond to a mine fire at Ray Arizona. The Department of the Interior maintains these cars for safety instruction and disaster aid. Car was guided by Kenneth S Butler and Alvin L Barth. It will next travel to the Lordsburg district for the 85 branch of the C A properties.

Clifton-Moreno Ray Arizona Department of the Interior Department of Mines Kenneth 8. Butler Alvin L. Barth Globe-Miami Lordsburg

Note from the Smalls in Kokomo 1924

Mrs. Small writes from Kokomo Indiana on November 21 1924 to Mr Holt describing plans to move papers to Johnson Tennessee after Thanksgiving and then to Orlando Florida stating they are well and enjoying their visit with mentions of good weather and a brief snow. She and Mr Small send regards.

Kokomo Indiana Mr. Holt Johnson Mr. Small Mrs. Small

Miami visitors Harvey and Johnnie Tyson return to Lordsburg

Harvey and Johnnie Tyson of Miami greeted many Lordsburg friends over Sunday guests at Mrs. Joe Olney's and BR. B. Ownby's. They report good school work as they did here and expect to finish this year.

Harvey Johnnie Tyson Miami Lordsburg Joe Olney

Valencia onions shipped from San Simon claim steady market

A. Gunn reports seven carloads of Valencia onions shipped from San Simon with the first car consigned to Chicago at 6 cents a pound. The crop, sized small to large, yielded about 90 000 pounds per acre after sorting. Gunn plans more shipments, while the Arizona Valencia Onion Growers Association considers reorganization and district focus in December.

A. Gunn San Simon Chicago Mr. Gunn Hf. O. Carr TL. D. Carr Fred Soble Hollis & Guram L. W. Palmer Gurman Arizona Valencia Onion Grower Association San Sinon Valencia Cochise County Arizona Valencia Onion Growers Association Douglas Daily International

Commander Drain Praises El Paso Climate At AFL Meeting

Gen James A Drain American Legion Commander spoke in El Paso praising the climate as wonderful and praising local hospitality by Sunshine Twins Goodell and Day. He flew by air to Fort Bayard to greet veterans drawn by the favorable climate for health.

James A. Drain American Legion Sheldon Hotel el Paso American Federation of Labor Pass Sunshine Twins

Ge0 A Wood Elopes In Quiet Valedon Wedding

Popular dairyman Geo A Wood told his mother and friends of a wedding to Beth Ball at the Christian church with TA Phillips officiating. None attended the ceremony, and the couple traveled to Douglas with the women for luncheon before returning home to Valedon. The bride’s former name was frequently used, prompting funny corrections. The newlyweds are at home in Valedon.

Geo. A. Wood TB. Wood Joe Wood Mary Swan Fred Laundry Christian Church TA. Phillips Beth Ball Valedon Ags George

Clubs Draw A. L. and R. Guests This Week

Mrs Eddie Allen held meetings with both N and T clubs this week. Mrs A Redus attended as special guest at the latter gathering.

Eddie Allen A. Redus

Prominent Banker Tours Country in a Red Speed Wagon

A Yorktown Indiana banker and his family toured the nation in a large mobile home built on a Reo Speed Wagon chassis called the Happy Hoosiers home. The vehicle measures about 15 by 6 by 6 feet, weighs 5540 pounds, gets 12 miles per gallon, and reaches 60 mph. It seats eight, with a dining area, stove, clothing storage, and convertible living spaces that morph between dining and sleeping rooms.

Indiana Lordsburg Stanker 8 Cummins Yorktown Teo Company Langing Reo

Card of Thanks for Loss of Beloved Mother

We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of our beloved Mother. Grateful appreciation to the Rev. Mr. Williams and chair. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. EF. W. Armstrong, Frank J. McGrath, Mrs. J. T. Price.

Williams EF. W. Armstrong Frank J. McGrath J. T. Price

Regular annual affair with Crockers hosts in LA

The Crockers and guests including Wells Hills Bries and Mrs Moon Mrs Casebeer and a boy from Los Angeles gather for the usual large Thanksgiving meal. The event features ample food and sociable gathering of friends under the Crocker household.

Crockers Wells Hills Brie's Mrs. Crocker Moon Casebeer Little Son Los Angeles

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