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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
Community notes report McDonalds offering fresh candies and fruit today. Mrs. Hatch Reed plans to join her husband in El Pago. Wagner visits son Frank in Los Angeles. The Tourist clan promotes home cooked meals.
The YPM 8 will meet with Mrs Shall Friday evening in Cottage at Green and White Camp for the right person. Part service pays ventAdv. Oct 22. Manager B Allen in El Paso for a few days with H F Mueller. Weekly and monthly cottage rates advertised for Green and White Camp. Modern in every respect. Adv. Oct 22H.
Social notices report a dance at the Railroad Club on Saturday with fine music. Local items mention Mary Louise Foley returning from Cliffton, Mrs Kennedy as hotel matron, a Willcox land ad, and various community activities. School notes praise honor roll students, Glee Club debut, and student life at Lordsburg High School and Wilson School clusters.
Customers are urged to order Christmas and New Year greeting cards as early as possible. The season's designs are described as the cheapest and best yet, with exquisite beauty highlighted to entice early purchase.
Miss Lucille Gibson daughter of cattleman O. B. Gibson married Byron Daniel son of a Deming merchant. The couple, both high school graduates, were wed by Rev. G V Williams at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday.
An anonymous donor delivered a bouquet to the editor Monday around noon while staff were at lunch. The newsroom thanks the kind benefactor and invites the giver to reveal themselves if possible.
The public recognizes advertising as a distinct emphasis on quality. Persistent advertisers highlight the best products, asserting substituted quality fails. Advertised goods guarantee satisfaction and persuade discriminating buyers. Printed-page ads meet business needs, economy, and prestige, driving more sales and profits.
United Artists presents a week of film attractions with Rose s of Paris Dangerous Intent Cornered Roseta Wolves of the North and a Pep ing Hot two reel comedy Also Constance Talmadge in The Gold Fish noted for Thursday and Friday showings October dates vary by venue with titles spanning dramas comedies and classics.
In Hidalgo County New Mexico a civil action for divorce alimony and restoration of maiden name has been filed by Juana Rascon Gonzales against Salvador Gonzales. Defendant must answer by December 11 1925 or face default judgment. Clerk Reed R B Cross notes October 16 1925 seal.
Residents celebrate Prosperity Day as Frank L Copening and associates drill 2.5 miles southeast of Willcox north toward a primary oil body. Oil and gas showings intensify as drill reaches about 1000 feet with expectations of heavy production and Arizona's rising oil prominence.
Notice from Earle Kerr Hidalgo County Treasurer advising that the 1925 tax roll was received October 5 1925 taxes are due and payable first half delinquent December 1 1925 and urging taxpayers to avoid delinquency to keep Hidalgo County at one hundred percent collection.
A prominent local physician was asked if a proposed remedy could break up a cold. He replied that it would indeed break up the cold but warned it could also break up a family, a home and everything else.
A chaotic classified listing advertises land leases and homes near Lordsburg with prices from 10 to 4,000 dollars. It promotes mining claims in the San Simon district Hidalgo County and multiple properties including adobe houses, ranch land, and town lots with payment plans and quick purchase deadlines.
Religious text fragment cites Psalm 100 2 and 5 noting praise before the Lord and his enduring mercy. It emphasizes goodness, mercy, and eternal truth across generations.
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