Pythian Banquet Brings Large, Notable Gathering
The Pyramid Lodge No. 20 held a grand Pythian Sisters banquet at Pythian Temple on Tuesday evening. Notable attendees included Mrs. Sylvia Kerr and Mrs. Bethel Fuller. Addresses praised organization goals, service to orphans, and the motto Onward and Upward.
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Pythian Temple
Pyramid Lodge
Cnart
Lordsburg
Valedon
R. B., Ownby
R. A. McLeskey
Sylvia Kerr
Bethel Fuller
Mildred Clayton
Claude Fuller
O. Barnwell
Harry Rose
Miss Clayton
June Barnwell
America
Mrs. Fuller
Knight Farle Kerr
Knights C
Austin
Row
John Clack
Order of Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters
Hill former bank president pleads guilty in Deming
D L Hill former president of Lordsburg State Bank surrendered to Judge Ryan in Deming and admitted violating New Mexico banking laws. He exonerated other officers, accepting full blame. Judge Ryan sentenced him to one to five years in Santa Fe penitentiary. Sheriff Oscar Allen took him after the hearing.
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D. L. Hill
Lordsburg State Bank
Ryan
Fielders
Deming
New Mexico
United States
O. K
Uncle Sam
State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Oscar Allen
Mo hair influx lands at Lordsburg warehouse
Secretary P M Ewing reports 22600 pounds of mohair collected nationwide and awaiting more. The supply is stored at the Lordsburg Mercantile Co warehouse.
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P. M. Ewing
Lordsburg Mercantile Co
Valley Oil Field Analogies Highlight Gas Proximity
In a letter from Thors tenburg Eldorado Texas the San Simon Valley is likened to Smackover Oklahoma oil fields. The writer notes green dirt mounds resembling gas mounds and hard pan areas caused by underground pressure. He argues gas presence implies oil nearby with strong signs in San Simon and Bowie.
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Thorstenburg
Eldorado
Texas
San Simon
Smackover
Oklahoma
San Simon and
Bowie
Mrs McHalfey Hosts Tuesday Afternoon Gathering
Mrs L P Mc Halffey entertained a group including Mrs L R Boyd Mrs W Barnes Mrs J Lines Mrs F H Stengele and her mother Mrs Fahrnholz Tuesday afternoon in a social gathering.
Pythian Sisters Leader Calls for Attendance and Unity
The speaker urges officers and members to unite and attend meetings, noting officers receive little pay except two Grand Officers. She stresses open meetings to all Knights, reducing jealousy, and promoting fellowship across temples with a concluding vow to practice kindness.
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Pythian Sisters
Railroad Men Hear Boosting Talks at Star Theatre
Manager Briel of the Star Theatre opened the venue Thursday afternoon for S. P. employees to hear constructive go after business talks by W. H. McBean C. L. Zwick H. Doyle Dr. M. M. Crocker R. B. Ownby and editor. Attending railroad men included W E Kelso J H Mytlinger G C W Chambers F G Peterson and many others.
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Briel
Star Theatre
S. P
W. H. McBean
C. L. Zwick
H. Doyle
M. M. Crocker
R. B. Ownby
W E Kelso
J H Mytlinger
C W Chambers
F G Peterson
W C Downey
G J Stevens
J W Burke
F J Stengele
R K McDonald
A J Tarpey I
J Krauter
J T Clayton
J M Alsebrook
Blas Telles
R M Winns
Lee Smith
R R Gale
E R Jones
M J Brady
M D O'Brien
A G Webster
Fk F Lyday
F EB McGuaig
J A Krebaum
Geo
PF. Tyra
J 8
McMeans
M Morelos
Lunt Dairy Farm Praised as Arizona Model
Arizona dairy inspector hails Geo A Lunt Jersey Dairy near the Arizona line from Virden as a state model. The farm yields 300 tons of corn silage from 14 acres on rich Gila Valley land with heavy harvest by hand. Alfalfa and other crops thrive, showcasing Lunt’s optimistic booster role for farming.
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Dairy Inspector of
Arizona
Geo. A. Lunt
Jersey Dairy
Arizona Line
Virden
Utah
George
Gila Valley
George Lunt
Lunt
New Mexico Old-Timer Praises Our Climate
J. W. Pratt of San Bernardino California visits his daughter Mrs. Harry Wacker and voices high praise for New Mexico climate. He recalls 42 years ago serving with the 6th Cavalry under Capt Chaffee later a major general. Pratt, a Santa Fe employee for 40 years, started at Albuquerque and now heads the sheet metal department at San Bernardino.
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J. W. Pratt
San Bernadino
Cal
Harry Wacker
New Mexico
6Th Cavalry
Chaffee
Pratt
The
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Beloved Pioneer I B Wood Passes At 73
The community notes the sudden death of I B Wood aged 73. Funeral service set for Friday at 3 00 p m from the Christian church with Pastor T A Phillips and several named officials and pallbearers. Heather Undertaking Co. handles arrangements.
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I. B. Wood
Christian Church
T. A. Phillips
K. M Fisher
M M Crocker
Chase
H L Gammon
Rh B Ownby
Claude Fuller
Wm. Blackburn
B. H. Gross
George and Alice Born on Same Day a Year Apart
George and Alice Jones, children of Mr and Mrs Felix Jones, were born on the same calendar day but one year apart. Mrs Jones hosted a party last week to celebrate their joint birthdays.
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George
Alice
Alice Jones
Felix Jones
Attempted murder attack on cowman John Cameron
John Cameron a cowman near San Simon says he was shot while driving beef toward San Simon by neighbors John M. McKenzie and Walter McKenzie. He was wounded in the face and leg and taken to De Moss hospital. Sheriff Moore holds the suspects. public sympathy favors Cameron.
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John Cameron
San Simon
John M. McKenzie
Walter
Moore
Cochise County
Arizona
DeMoss Hospital
Mer. Cameron
Dan Boggs
M. M. Grocker
de Moss Hospital
Oscar Allen
Steins
Cameron
Lordsburg Athletic Club Organized
About fifteen representative young men formed the Lordsburg Athletic Club with Joe Kay as secretary. They met in the old Masonic lodge room, which was shown by the secretary to the editor as a finely equipped facility for punching bags wall exercisers Indian clubs and boxing gloves, seen as beneficial for the boys and the community.
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Joe Kay
Lordabure
Insurance’s vital role in state business and credit
The text argues insurance safeguards are essential for commerce in the state and country. Without indemnity from policies, credit would vanish, causing banks to recall funds, factories to close, tools to drop, and farmers to lose crop mobility, threatening ongoing progress.
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Hce
Southern Pacific ties up with sewer work on Railroad Avenue
The Southern Pacific lays full sewer connections with the Lordaburg system requiring six big excavations on Railroad Avenue similar to prior hospital and depot projects. The work, supervised by R. Benzie, will add modern bath and toilet facilities for employee residences and costs run into the thousands.
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Southern Pacific
Lordaburg
Railroad Avenue
S. P
R. Benzie
Benzie
Senator H C Bursum Visits Old Mexico
United States Senator H C Bursum of New Mexico returns from a month in Mexico reporting prosperity and a fair election ahead. He notes cattle dispositions in Chihuahua pending and says Obregon will keep politics from government offices. The alcalde adds that Mexico is in better condition than since 1910.
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Mexico
United States
H. ©. Bursum
New Mexico
Bursum
Senate
Benator Bursum
Chihuahua
Obregon
Anan
The
Republic
Fl Paso
Pat Schlessinger renews subscription in Madera visit
Pat Schlessinger of the Dolores Mines Co. at Madera Chi Way travels Friday to renew his subscription and assure Ug of continued prosperity. He is accompanied by his brother Albert of Goodyear Arizona.
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Pat Schlessinger
The
Dolores Mines Co
Madera
Chi
Albert
Goodyear
Arizona
Duncan A. Fredrickson Moves Light and Power Plant
A notable figure, Duncan A. Fredrickson, founder of Columbus power, relocates to Duncan and establishes a new light and power plant. The community contemplates his impact and legacy as the enterprise shifts location.
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A. Fredrickson
Columbus
Duncan
Agent Goes on Vacation
Agent J. T. Clayton will travel to California tonight and then proceed to Missouri for several weeks of rest. H. H. Small of Bowie will serve as relief during the absence.
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J. T. Clayton
California
Missouri
H. H. Small
Bowie
Mrs Stengele Hosts Afternoon In Honor Of Mrs Boyd
Mrs Stengele entertained at an afternoon event for Mrs L A Boyd Mrs LP McHalffey Mrs W W Barnes and Mrs J Lines in honor of her mother Mrs M Fahrenholz A dainty luncheon was served.
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F. I. Stengele
L A Boyd
LP McHalffey
W. W. Barnes
J . Lines
M. Fahrenholz
N and T Club Meeting With Mrs Walker Host
Mrs M P Walker hosted the N and T club Tuesday with Mrs Coon as special guest.
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M P Walker
N and T Club
Mrs. Coon
Coxes Name New Baby Boy Ervin D Cox
Mr and Mrs Dewey Cox have named their new son Ervin D Cox. Relatives Pat from Mexico and Albert from Arizona have visited to meet the child.
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Dewey Cox
Pat
Mexico
Albert
Arizona
Two Runaway Apache Girls Recovered by Sheriff
Sheriff Oscar Allen picked up two Mescalero Apache girls aged 13 and 15 at the Reynolds ranch home after they went there to beg food. The sheriff returned them to the Mescalero Indian reservation yesterday morning.
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Oscar Allen
Reynolds Ranch
Mescalero
Frank Brown Wins Decision At Forrester's Club
Frank Brown defeats a heavier opponent at Forrester's Club in Los Angeles to win the decision. The bout featured Brown overcoming a 65 pound weight disadvantage as fans praised his performance.
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Forrester’s Club
Los Angeles
Frank Brown
Frank
Social club gathering at Mrs C B Austins home
Mrs C P Austin hosted an S and 8 club meeting at her home yesterday. Special guests included Mrs R A Egon and Mrs W H Graham.
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C P Austin
S and &. Club
C. B Austin
R A Egon
W H Graham
Mrs W Downey Returns From Eastern Trip
Mrs W Downey came back last evening after a pleasant tour visiting Chicago Cincinnati Memphis and New Orleans.
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W. ©. Downey
Chicago
Cincinnatii
Memphis
New Orleans
Candy Shop Opens Friday Under New Management
The new Candy Shop opens Friday under new management promising a fine place. See adv on editorial page.
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Adv
State Comptroller Praises Reynolds in Audit Report
The State Comptroller hails R M Reynolds as a capable and efficient official with complete and exact records. Auditor A C G Wagner notes Reynolds’s timely filing and daily-compiled papers. The report details cash collections for county, district, and probate clerks totaling 9 8 1 1 5 and 2 0 4 0 6 respectively, with prior six months also satisfactory.
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R. M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Gamphrofler
A CG Wagner
Heynolds
Simo.k
Mer. Neynolds
Wagner
Santa Fe
Comptroller
Halloween Party Plans by Bobblies and Robbies Order
The Royal Order of Bobblies and The Naval Order of Robbie announce a Halloween party at the month end with a revised meeting schedule. They will gather Friday the 10th at Viola Thomas and invite new members on Saturday the 19th. They thank Miss Zena Whistler for organizing a branch in Marathon Texas.
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Naval Order
Robbie
Viola Thomas
Zena Whistler
Marathon
Texas
Rev Vanderpool Returns to Lead Methodist Church
A wire from Marfa announces the return of Rev. W. H. Vanderpool to the Methodist church for another year in response to the 4th quarterly conference. Services are expected next Sunday morning and evening, and the public is cordially invited to attend. Welcome home.
Enchilada Dinner Planned by Local Circle
The Mlecta Cirele, O. B. 8, hosts a public enchilada dinner Friday from 5 to 7 PM at the former Lordsburg Mercantile Co. store. The event invites community members to attend during the stated hours.
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Mlecta Cirele
Lordsburg Mercantile Co
Firemen's Ball Clears 72 After Successful Event
Chief Montague reports the firemen's ball cleared 72 dollars and provided one of the best dances for the youth in years. The chief and entire department thank all contributors to the ball's success.
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Montague
Crowell Heads to Highway Conference in Socorro
John L B Crowell president of the Chamber of Commerce departed Tuesday morning to attend an important highway conference at Socorro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LB. Crowell
Chamber of Commerce
Socorro
Hunting Party Returns With Deer and Two Mountain Lions
Dr P. Austin and his hunting party arrive home after a voyage to the mountains reporting multiple deer plus two mountain lions in their tally.
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P. Austin
Big Mountains
Narrow Escape After Car Plunge At Mine Embankment
Mike and Philly survived a steep embankment crash in their car at the mine. The vehicle rolled several times but both men escaped with minor injuries while the car sustained heavy damage.
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Mike
Philly
Wade Delivers World Series Experience in Half Inning Bursts
It costs five bucks per game as Wade provides patrons with a unique world series style experience by delivering play in half inning segments. The setup suggests an affordable, fast paced viewing format designed to boost attendance and engagement.
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Wade
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Hill
Mohair
Mrs. McHalffey
L. P. McHalffey
L. R. Boyd
W . Barnes
F. H Stengele
Fahrnholz
Lunt Dairy Farm
Lordsburg Athletic Club
Senator H. C. Bursum
Old Mexico
Mis. Stengele
N. and
T. Club
Ervin D. Cox
Royal Order of Bobblies
Rev. Vanderpool
Crowell
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