Eyes of Worlds Magnates Turned Our Way
The article argues Southwestern New Mexico’s crustal mining potential, noting Calumet & Arizona and Phelps-Dodge near Lordsburg, with financiers eyeing silver properties. It likens the region to Nevada’s Comstock and Tombstone, suggesting deep mining will yield immense wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States Service
Southwest
Lordsburg
Calumet & Arizona Mining Co
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Nort
Sam
Nevada
Comstock
Tombstone
Railroad chiefs tour Lordsburg amid strike talks
General Manager J H Dyer along with assistants and engineers stopped in Lordsburg Monday afternoon. They said they were returning from Chicago where railroad chiefs met to discuss an impending strike, and expressed their regret over it. The group, long tied to the Tucson division, felt at home in Lordsburg as they headed back.
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J. H. Dyer
H Williams
Jackile
Wm. Wilson
W. F. Turner
Lordsburg
Chicago
Tucson
Further Gains Predicted for Knights of Pythias
Grand officers note rising membership and lodge growth in 1920. Financial development keeps pace with expansion as assets rise, with subordinate lodges paying out 1 766 11 for relief and 5 097 000 in current expenses plus 1 088 000 in permanent investments.
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Knights of Pythias
Order
Mrs Inderrieden Hosts Bridge at Valedon for Guests
This afternoon Mrs A J Inder Tieden will entertain at her Valedon home with a bridge party. The host honors Mrs C Tredway, her house guest, and Mrs H W Lackland visiting from El Paso.
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Mrs. Inderrieden
Tredway
Mrs. Lackland
A. J. Inder- Tieden
Bridge
Valedon
C. Tredway
H. W. Lackland
el Paso
Division Engineer Visits for Project 54 Progress
E. L. Bandy division engineer and Mrs. Bandy have been in the area for a day or two making small improvements to project No. 54. He reports the work progressing finely with contractor McElrath actively building the road.
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E. L. Bandy
Nancy Chase Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Nancy Chase marked her eleventh birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Chase last week. Guests included Marjorie Taber Ruth Taber Cordelia Augustine Hazel Wallace Mary Brown Helen Johnson Betty Boyd Dorothy Brengle and Elizabeth Bagley. Refreshments were served and Nancy received many fine gifts.
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Nancy Chase
Marjorie
Ruth Taber
Cordelia Augustine
Hazel Wallace
Mary Brown
Helen Johnson
Betty Boyd
Dorothy Brengle
Elizabeth Bagley
Mrs. Chase
Regular Meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association
The Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting with Mrs. Taber presiding. Mr. Holt elected press superintendent and Rev. M O Williams spoke on The Other Side of the Hill. Music by Miss Jones and Mildred Clayton followed by Mrs Wells on Home Economics Amendment. Lunch paused. Mrs. Ownby new program chair.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Taber
Tyson
Holt
Supt. McLeskey
M. O. Williams
Las Cruces
Methodist Church
Claude Fuller
Mildred Clayton
Mildred McGee
Cecelia Jones
Inez Trimble
Wells
D. 8
Frank Johnson
R. B. Ownby
Pastor Walter H Vanderpool announces service to Lordsburg
A Lordsburg New Mexico church pastor Walter H Vanderpool addresses the community for the conference year. He asks for earnest cooperation to build up the church and community and offers personal service to individuals, church, or town.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico
Walter H. Vanderpool
Methodist Church
Don Carpenter Optimsitic on Mining Revival in Southwest
El Paso machinery man Don C Carpenter reports a nationwide and Southwest business upturn after visiting local mines. He cites optimism that copper will rise in six months and notes lead and foreign silver holdings, with development at 85 mine and Last Chance attracting attention in the district.
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Don C. Carpenter
el Paso
Carpenter
Promising Year Ahead for School Athletics Program
The Athletic Association has organized a capable staff led by President Charlies Dunagan and John Clark as vice president and coach. Funds are being raised for travel via events including a Sept. 25 domestic science feed that netted 24.00, with more productions planned. The girls team, managed by Mrs. Dallon, defeated a larger town squad 10 to 5. A boys practice game preceded a Santa Kita match on Saturday the 22nd at 2 PM, with admission 15 and 25 cents.
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Athletic Association
Charlies Dunagan
John Clark
Cecelia Jones
Calvin Conner
Marvin Fuller
Geraldine Gentry
Yell
Ora Fuller
Domestic Science Department
Griffith
Star Theatre
Mins Dall
McClellan
Santa Kita’s
Good Man Goes and Another One Comes
Jiev M. O. Williams leaves after three years in El Paso conference to Las Cruces for new work. His farewell sermon Sunday night spoke of hope and Christian optimism. Rev W H Van derpool arrives from Magdalena to lead the flock, with his wife arriving early next month.
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Jiev. M. O. Williams
Las Cruces
el Paso
W. H. Vanderpool
Magdalena
Pythias
Pyramid No. 23
Nation’s Traffic Must Be Protected by Shared Duty
A voiced warning that the nation cannot sacrifice its traffic and livelihood. It calls for dire distress averted and for the best minds to defend national life. It urges employers and employees to meet on equal ground so both can function.
Carlisle Mine Aims to Reach 1000 Foot Level
George H. Utter writes from Long Beach that Wilson and his Los Angeles associates plan to develop the Carlisle mine to the 1000 foot level. Utter states this is the work he sought for the Carlisle Mining Company.
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Long Beach
George H. Utter
Wilson
Los Angeles
Carlisle
Carlisle Mining Company
Heating Plant Works Fine In High School Building
H L Gammon of the Board of Education with Heather Construction Co finished the heating plant for the high school using the American radiator system. The system requires only 3½ pounds of steam to operate. heat regulation is automatic. A fine job.
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H. L. Gammon
Board of Education
Heather Construction Co
Colgrove Praises Michigan Highways Bond Drive
Senator Colgrove, a leading good roads advocate, writes from Hastings Michigan praising Michigan highway plans. He notes a six million dollar trunk line named The Colgrove Highway and mentions Michigans projected forty million dollars for highways this year. He extends warm regards to W B Holt of Lordsburg New Mexico.
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Hastings
Mich
W. BE. Holt
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Michigan
Senate
Colgrove
Union
P. T. Colgrove
K. of Ys
Knights of Pythias
Mayor Ownby and wife to return home soon
A letter from Mayor B. B. Ownby and Mrs. Ownby of Pomona California says they expect to be home by month’s end. He notes they have enjoyed their trip but miss sunshine in New Mexico where fogs start late in the morning.
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B. B. Ownby
Two Shifts Drilling At Angelus Well Near Deming
Two shifts are drilling at Angelus well No 1 near Deming New Mexico to help the unemployment situation after the rig broke down in July.
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Angelus Well No. 1
Deming
N. M
Revival at Christian Church Prompts Practical Suggestions
Revival meetings opened at the Christian church with Evangelist Lawrence urging strong participation. He urges daily attendance, loyalty, quiet entry, courteous behavior, learning visitors and inviting them back, along with prayer and encouragement to support the meeting and leave results to the Lord.
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Christian Church
Lawrence
Chrat
3600 Cripples on Waiting List
Dr W O Stevens of the Children's Home and Hospital at Albuquerque reports 3600 crippled children waiting in New Mexico and Arizona. The home has housed 332 orphans in the past year and restored 46 crippled children. The facility needs enlargement and credit goes to Dr G B Lukens who has funded 20000 toward building and equipment.
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W. OU. Stevens
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
G. BK. Lukens
Dr. Lukens
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Eyes OF Worlds
New Menico
Knights OF
Hehe
P. T. Association
Don Carpenter
Geo. H. Utter
Heting
Michigan State Good Roads Association
Lawrence Wright
GREAT
Iowa
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