Grand Jury Honors Hidalgo County Officials Report
The November 1922 Grand Jury of Hidalgo County reports progress since November 20. Committees investigated county officers and found the Clerk a model of neatness, the Sheriff’s jail unsanitary and unsafe, and the County Car in good condition with a suggestion to insure it. The jury also notes filing needs and recommends space for records.
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CRAND
Hidalgo County
Lordsburg
N. M
BR. BR. Ryan
Sixth Judicial District Court
State of New Mexco
County of
Hidalgo
Cour
Frank G. Cline
Grand Jury
Sheriffs Office
Orde
W.H. Boyd
Jas. F. Pace G
W. Maloney
J. A. Nictiolso
Percy Brown
E. G. Davidso
Report on Lordsburg County School inspection findings
A committee reports the County Superintendent's office is in good condition and records are kept properly. Some school buildings require repairs and urgent action is needed to address unsanitary conditions of the school outhouses observed during visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
N. M
Frank G. Cline
Hoover seals interstate water compact in Ben Hur Palace
Herbert Hoover as Secretary of Commerce helped forge a seven state water compact in the Old Palace of the Governors, uniting Wyoming Utah Colorado New Mexico Arizona Nevada California. The pact settles Colorado River basin disputes, allocates waters, addresses Mexico claims, and supports irrigation development.
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Herbert Hoover
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizonia
Nevada
California
Ben Hur
Governors
Colorado River
West
Mexico
Asia
Palaes
America
Guthrie Smith
Santa
Gover
Lew Wallace
Gene Ral
McKean Luncheon Hostess Saturday Noon
Miss Kathryn McKean of the Valedon Schools entertained at luncheon Saturday noon at the Up. Date, Mrs. oe Mohler, Mrs. Frank T. Goon, Mrs. Duntay and Miss Ceelia Jones attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn McKean
Valedon
Iiteheon
Oe Mohler
Rank
Goon
Duntay
Mise Ceeiha Jones
Royall Takes Place as District Attorney
C. C. Royall, a well known attorney of Silver City, has been appointed to succeed District Attorney Pielder this week due to the latter's temporary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Royall
Silver City
Pielder
Judge Ryans Idea of Grand Juries Gains Support
Reports from the state show Judge Ryan’s proposal for reforming grand juries is well received. The idea emphasizes efficiency and could bring real economy to each county in the state.
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Udge Ryan
Ryan
Hhe
Mighty Good Ida Clears Rocks From City Streets
A log notes good work this week clearing streets of rocks and debris after trenches for water and sewer mains. The effort highlights community service in handling post construction cleanup and improving safety for residents.
Mrs. Coon Hosts Young Guests For Friday Evening
Mrs. Frank Coon entertained a group of young people at her home Friday evening. Mrs. Coon and Suinlap defeated their husbands at the game of ridge in a light hearted social event.
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Frank BR. Coon
Pifty Fifty water rates tax and sewer oats note
In a brief urban notice residents are told that water rates should not be doubled by taxes or sewer charges, stressing a call to avoid extra fees and preserve affordability.
Hidalgo County Treasurer Office Report Finds Everything In Good Condition
A Hidalgo County committee reports on November 24, 1922 that the Treasurer and Collector office is in good condition with books kept in first class shape. Names on the report include B. M. McWhorter W. W. Pardoe Robt. G. Chenowth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
N. M
Frank G. Cline
Hidalgo County
B. M. McWhorter
W. W. Pardoe
Robt
G. Chenowth
Prayer and gratitude in a weathered rural voice
A reflective片 regional piece laments hardship and resilience as communities cope with shortages and disruptions. The speaker thanks providence for mercies amid trials, honoring mothers and shared faith while weathering difficult times.
States Back 5 P F effort on separation decree
Washington Utah California and Oregon citizens and railroad officials testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the Southern Pacific bid to retain control of the Central Pacific after a Supreme Court order for separation. Public representatives urged keeping unified service and warned dismemberment would harm industry and commerce. multiple state railroad commissions plan to appear next week.
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Washington
Utah
California
Oregon
Southern Pacifics
Central Pacific
Supreme Court
Wy Prickett
W W. Anatrong
Union Pacific
Artasivoig
TH. A. Seandyett
Cormmere
Porter
Welch
Mrs. Clark Higily Honored as NM Educators Leader
Mrs Trella St Clark of Valedon is seen as virtually unopposed for vice president of the New Mexico Educational Association with a likely succession to president the following year. The tribute praises her as a capable educator and valued community member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trella St. Clark
Valedon
New Mexico Educational Association
Petit Jury Deliberates Upshaw Case Result Not Guilty
The first juried trial for William Upshaw began Monday afternoon with special venue to select a jury for the Anthany ranchman. C G Royall for the state and J B Vauelil for the defense led the proceedings as the jury of Jas Gale J H Roberson Geo Tyra Lee Smith G Puller Lon G Cox Levion Kerr Roy Johns A P Lovett Jas Wells I Montague Dave Sprouse retired to consider verdict, which returned not guilty after a lengthy, near eleven oclock session Tuesday night with Eugene Montague as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Uprshaw
Anthany
C.G. Royall
Bilver City
J. B. Vauelil
J. Ownby
Upshaw Dury
Jas
Gale
J. H. Roberson
Geo ‘Tyra
Lee Smith
G. Puller
Lon G Cox
Levion Kerr
Roy Johns
A. P Lovett
Wells
Montague
Dave Sprouse
Aviock
Eugene Montague
Chase Delegate to State P T Association
Mrs and M Chase left Tuesday evening for Albuquerque to attend the state meeting of the Parent Teacher Association. She will return in time for Thanksgiving turkey.
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Ikhs
Chase
STATE
P.T. Association
M. Chase
Albuquerque
Parent- Veacher Association
New Mexico Declares Education Week Proclamation
Governor Merritt C. Mechem issues a proclamation designating Dee to Dee as Education Week in New Mexico. The action aligns with similar proclamations from other state governors.
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Merritt C. Mechem
New Mexico
Dunlaps Entertain Vale Lon Guests At Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dunlap of Valeton entertained a group of heads at bridge Tuesday evening.
Sewer and water systems near practical completion
This week brings near completion of the sewer and water systems with a full description to follow next week detailing the work completed and remaining steps.
Oil Pipe Line Talk Tied to Farmington Oil Field
Secretary of the Interior Fall told El Paso chamber members that a proposed oil pipe from Farmington New Mexico to Gallup and then east to connect with the Rock Island Railway at Wichita could feed large refineries. He noted interest from oil groups and said talks discussed moving oil from the Farmington discovery to markets.
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el Paso
Texas
Farmington
N. M
Gallup
Rock Island Railway
New Mexico
Mattine
Wichita
Kas
EL Paw Chamber of Commerce
Juan Aly
Fall
Farmingto Gallup
Rock Peian
Hidalgo
BOREAL OF CHILD WELFARE Warns on Tonsil Adenoid Neglect and Surgery
New Mexico officials urge early detection of adenoids and tonsils issues in children. School doctors and county nurses should screen mouth breathing snoring and persistent infections, as delays may cause facial deformities and hearing problems. Parents urged to seek timely surgical removal when needed.
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Bureau of Child Welfare
New Mexico
Trustee Alvan White Goes to Silver City for Referrel
After bids on the Rober & Leahy property came in lower than expected, Trustee Alvan N. White travels to Silver City to confer with Referee Frank J. Wright. It appears no higher bids will be received.
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Rober & Leahy
Alvan N. White
Silver City
Frank J. Wright
Victory in Criminal Court Pleases Vaught after Adjournment
The article notes that Vaught expresses pleasure over winning his criminal court case as the court adjourned on Wednesday. The tone implies a favorable outcome for the defendant and a formal close to sessions.
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Vaught
Porteus on the Coast Transacts California Mining
J. P. Porteus of M. BF. engages in mining business activities along the California coast. The report notes ongoing operations and local engagement.
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Porteus
J. P. Porteus
M. BF
California
Tom Thumb Wedding at Star Theatre
Juvenile Home presents a Friday night program at the Star Theatre featuring seventy young performers in a Tom Thumb wedding show. Come see the bright little folks entertain.
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Star Theatre
Anita Vein at 3169 Foot Level Affects Mine Operations
The report notes Anita vein widening on the 3169 ft level with fissure gold ore samples. samples yield 825.05 in silver and 81 in copper. Managers GW Poremag and Supt N L Trendt report steady drilling east and west, expecting room to stop and regular shipments from shaft No 1. Large stockholders from Wheeling and a West Virginia judge plan visits as ore bodies extend deeper and eastward.
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Poremag
N. L
Thor
Foreman
Southern Pacific
Nila
Wheeling
Egg Mystery Baffles Editor Over 7-Inch Hen Egg
Mistra Conner produced a unusually large hen egg this week measuring seven inches around. Her father Van Conner presented the oversized egg to the editor for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistra Conner
Winerica
van Conner
Aldrich Enjoys Annual Vacation News Note
Aldrich, a popular Western teenager, is taking his annual vacation. Co H Williams of Roy Me assisted in relief during the period described as Sweeweek’s vacation.
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Aldrich
WW. Aldrich
H. Williams
Roy
Miss Wright and school officials attend New Mexico educators meeting
Miss Ines Wright along with county school superintendent and Mrs. Luella Clark, principals of Valedon schools, will attend the New Mexico Educational Association meeting in Albuquerque this week.
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Ines Wright
Ups
Luella & Clark
Prinipato
Valedon
New Mexico Educational Association
Albuquerque
Golden Gossip Club Quiet Week Entertainment
The G. G's were entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Nell 'nberg. All other clubs took a vacation this week.
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G. G's
Nell ‘Nberg
Bryan Assigned Roswell Court Duty
Judge Ryan leaves to travel to Roswell in a matter of days to hold court for Judge Bree. He faces pursuit from multiple quarters as authorities coordinate coverage in the area.
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Ryan
Roswell
Bree
Kind Hearted Hunters Return from Slack Range
Dr. Banks Austin Chief Deputy Earle Kerr and GL. Ross assistant as hiver have returned from the slack range leaving the aeer intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Austin
Earle Kerr
GL. Ross
Hiver
Let Us Give Thanks Address by W L Darlon
The issue features a finely prepared address titled Let Us Give Thanks written by W. L. Darlon pastor of the Christian Church and published within the issue.
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W. L. Darlon
The
Christian Church
Woman's Club Meeting Planned With Mrs Chinse
The Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs Chinse in attendance.
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Woman's Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Cline
Sant
Dave Williams
John Preeman
W. M. van Meter
GO. Barlow
J. WH. Moorhead Gorm i
Sherify
Supt. OF Schools
McKean
HST
Pielor Tel
Royall
Mrs. Coon
Wade B. Smith
H. F. Winslow
T. Olney
J.D. Burleson
Jas. F. Ballou
F .R. Jones
Eai
Mrs. Clark Higily
Petit Jury
American Education Week
Dunlaps
Hidalgo CO
Rustee
Tom Thumb
Anita
Golden Gossip Club
Bryan
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