Lordsburg Scouts Plan Outdoor Meet and Budget
The Scout Troop Committee for Troops 21 and 25 in Lordsburg plans an outdoor meet for all Scouters this Friday night departing from the Court House at 5 50 PM. Sam Gass is named Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 21 and a 400 budget approved to support local scout needs and council quota.
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Lordsburg
Mit
Court House
Sam Gass
Mes
Rothrock
Andres Hernandez
Baker
Carlsbad Caverns
Cloudcroft
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Council
Mimbres River
Messrs
Jesse T. Smith
C. C. Fuller
N. J. Scott
Forrest Thomas
Fred Kellar
Open Letter Pleads Jury Care in Local Trial
Hidalgo county citizens appeal for wiser juror deliberation after a controversial acquittal in a case involving a pimp and a shooting. Signatories include church leaders, county officials, and community groups urging careful consideration of evidence and protection of respectable citizens.
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Hidalgo County
United States
Public Library in Lordsburg Grows in Popularity
The public library funded by Lordsburg and Hidalgo County shows steady growth with about three thousand volumes. Librarian Mrs. Ira Conher reports daily hours 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 to 12 a.m. Saturdays, with roughly one hundred members paying fees for access. shelves now hold 10 volumes Tarkington, 10 volumes Steward White, Kipling, and 25 volumes History of Nations.
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Lordsburg
Hidalgo
Ira Conher
Court House
Billy Cross
Francis Marsalis
Booth Tarkington
Steward
White
Kipling
September records 49 marriage licenses issued countywide
County Clerk B E Lovett reports a record September with 49 licenses issued. Year total nears 400 and three months remain as he aims for about 500. Many applicants come from Arizona seeking licenses, needing three days notice, yet some hurry to marry without waiting.
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B. E. Lovett
Arizona
Lordsburg Cafe Opens After Refurnish References
John D. Johnson has purchased the Manhattan cafe, redesigned the interior, and renamed it the Lordsburg Cafe. New fixtures are being installed with plans for a second location in a new Small building once completed.
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Manhattan Cafe
John D. Johnson
Manhattan
Lordsburg
Mr. Johnson
Rainfall Season Shows Slightly Above Average Levels
The record kept by Th. H. Bell, signal corps meteorologist at Lordsburg airdrome, shows total precipitation of 9.95 inches for 1929 up to Sept 26, with 1928 below average. Monthly figures summarized by Mr Bell and supplied by Set. Johnson, Liberal.
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Th. H. Bell
Signal Corps
Army Airdrome
Lordsburg
Bell
John
Deming Leagues Guests at Tri City Epworth Union
More than twenty Deming youths attended the Tri City Epworth League Union gathering at the Silver City Methodist Church. The event opened with a song led by Union President Paul Shurtz, noted as a capable singer and director, before Mira Mary Beth Jeffus led the program.
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Deming
Tri-City
Epworth League Union
Methodist
Silver City
Paul Shurtz
Shurtz
Nging
Mira Mary Beth Jeffus
Local League Hosts Talk and Election at Mtcretary Event
Miss Vern Johnson led a local league meeting with a talk by Miss Vern Johnson on miners The group elected Mary Beth Jeffs secretary pro tem as the secretary was absent Eleanor Fuller serves as president After the session the ladies toured the mines and tea was served The Union plans next meeting in Silver City in January.
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Danny Simones
Deringad
Vern Johnson
tLocal League
Mary Beth Jeffs
Waa
Protem
Lardaburg
Eleanor Fuller
Miss Johnson
Ford
Union
Silver City
Scout Essay Contest Seeks Entries From County Youth
The Liberal reports no direct reply from the Boy Scout about the contest content yet. Entries are due before October 11 and all Dalgo county Scouts may enter, with expected submissions from Virden and Lordsburg. A $10 local prize plus a second $10 offered by H. S. Hunter may go to the winner. notes must be written on provided paper without identifying details.
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Miedalgo County
Virden
Lordsburg
Hi. S. Hunter
el Paso Herald
el Panso Times
Fuller Couple Visits Silver City In-Laws Home
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fuller of Silver City spent the weekend with Mr. Fuller’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Muller.
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Marvin Fuller
Silver City
Mr. Fuller
Mrs
Chas, Muller
Large Improvements On St. Josephs Church
In Lordsburg large improvements are underway at St. Joseph’s Catholic church. The exterior is pebble dashed, side supports echo the oldest Santa Fe church, a new baptistry and front tower are rising, topped by two crosses. Father Richard Powers served many years and was dearly loved by the community.
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Lordsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
America
Santa Fe
Lev
Richard Powers
Bronson Players Here All Next Week
The Bronson Players come to Lordaburg for a week of shows opening Monday night October 7. They are praised as one of the best road companies with clean entertaining theatre and a strong cast.
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Bronson Players
Lordaburg
Haleh
Pur Fly
Correction on Paso papers split Times and Herald
The Fl Paso Herald and The Fl Paso Times are two distinct papers edited by H. B. Hunter. The Herald is afternoon and The Times morning. The previous note claimed a single Times Herald, which was incorrect.
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Fl Paso Herald
Fl Paso Times
H. 8. Hunter
The
Times and Herald
Herald
Times
Times- Herald
Mrs. Amos Hosts Bridge Party at Valedon
Mrs. J. C. B. Amos entertained a group of friends with bridge at her Valedon home Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Banks Austin Mrs. Oran Fairly and Mrs. H. D. Horne.
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J. C. B. Amos
Bridge
Valedon
Banks Austin
Oran Fairly
H. D. Horne
Mavericks Clash with Willcox in Oct Football Opener
Lordsburg high school reports a crowded week with pep rallys and band practice ahead of the Mavericks opening football schedule versus Willcox. The match ended 6 to 9 with Willcox taking the early lead, Mavericks rallying in later quarters and posting 100 passing yards from five plays. Officials named were Worrest Thomas, Bois, Edward Odell, and others with detailed lineup from Lordsburg and visiting team.
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Thatunday
Erhardt
Daal Puliers
Marquis Smith
Chandher Iil
Pamelia Nicholson
Aline Jones
Smith
Mer
Mothrock
Beniers
Haker
Misa Thomas
Ned Hoek
Asy
Verees
Hubert
Jay
George Washington
Dale
L. HU. B
Duncan
Willcox
Lordeburg
Silver
Donean
Lordsburg
Kiver
Lavdeburg
Worrest Thomas, Jr
Lordeburg Liberal
Mr. Bois
Edward Odell
Green and White
Auto Camp
L. E.andres Hernandez L
T-Fausto Nobell
Wood Shelly
Tom Bleanwelt
John Growell
Chandler Hill
Hubert Jeffus
U. L
Beatthosted Dinner for Guests From Indiana and California
Scott and Mrs Beatt entertained at dinner Thursday evening in their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Clydesdale Mr and Mrs Grant Haworth from Los Angeles and Mr John Norton from Kokomo Indiana.
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N. J. Beatt
George Clydesdale
Grant Haworth
Los Angeles
John Norton
Kokomo
Indiana
Old Spanish Trail Motorcade to Visit Lordsburg Friday
The Old Spanish Motorcade of hundreds of cars and people arrives in Lordsburg on Friday October 19 at 1 p m. They will drive a tour of the town, with commuters arranging receptions and welfare care for visitors. The Liberal plans a special edition with extra copies and city highlights, including photographs.
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Lordsburg
Merchade
Imaotorcade
Cilies
New Mexico
Infantry Detachment Spends Night in Lordsburg
A detachment of about 100 infantry troopers under Capt J W Arnold spent Wednesday night on the army airport grounds in Lordsburg while en route from Douglas to Fort Bliss. The regiment surveyed a route to Fort Bliss, marching about miles daily, with no word on a further overnight stop.
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Sith Infanwy
J. W. Arnold
Lordsburg
Army
Douglas
Fort Bites
el Page
Fort Bie
Ban Mim
Os Nol
Supt Balmforth Returns From Coast Visit
A. J. Balmforth, superintendent of the branch of the mining company, returned Thursday from an extended trip to California. He is optimistic about the business outlook and conditions in this section of New Mexico, noting the national forest showing prosperity.
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A. J. Balmforth
A. Mineing Co
California
Balmforth
Uile
New Mexico
Bighorn Game Protective Association Holds Monthly Meeting
The Bighorn Game Protective Association held its annual month ly meeting at the Courthouse with special guest and speaker Free Sherman president of Deming. About fifty or sixty members were recruited after a recent reorganization. A duck season banquet is planned and the next meeting will be the last Saturday in October.
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The
Bighorn Game Protective Association
Bate
Free Sherman
Deming
Ase
Church chicken dinner for visitors in Hidalgo block
The Baptist Church plans a Friday chicken dinner for local residents and the Old Spanish Motorcade as they stop in Lordeburg at noon. Baked chicken and trimmings will be served to all on a plate, in the vacant Hidalgo block building beside the Hidalgo Garage.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Lordeburg
Hidalgo Block
Hidalgo Garage
Opening Coffee Shop Near Broadway Pool Hall
The new cafe to be known as the Coffee Shop expects to open for business Friday in front of the Broadway Pool Hall next door to the Eagle Drug Store. Wm. Jarvis of Nogales is the manager in charge. Entirely new equipment has been installed and will be a splendid addition to the citys cafes.
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Broadway Pool Hall
Eagle Drug Store
Wm. Jarvis
Nogales
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Chas. Conner
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