Commissioners Reply To Editorial On Animas Road
Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners defend road plans for the Animas route and a proposed Animas Valley road. They note they drafted plans, requested state engineer support, and await matching funds from the state and federal programs. They urge patience, outlining the survey and approval process through state and federal agencies.
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Lordsburg Liberal
Animas Road
Animas Valley
B. G. Dwyre
Mabry
Hidalgo County
Highway Department
Dwyre
Board of County Commissioners
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Roads
Rules For Choosing Sun Carnival Princess
The Chamber of Commerce Board sets age 17 to 20 as of January 1 1949 and residency of two years for Lordsburg hopefuls. Each civic group may sponsor one candidate only, with a public drawing on October 29 at 4 p.m. Names due by October 28.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburg
Disaster Strikes Democratic Rally Causes Disruption
Hidalgo County Democrats held a rally as schedule collapsed with the Governor absent due to Senator Barkley in Clovis. John E. Miles was hospitalized after pylomaine poisoning, the venue moved to the Courthouse, yet Lt. Governor Joe Montoya delivered the main address with backing by Pick Pickett.
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Hidalgo County
Senator Barkley
Clovis
New Mexico
Lordsburg
John E. Miles
Congress
Joe Montoya
Pick” Pickett
Reunion of 1894 1897 Classes Promises Donkey Baseball Match
Prominent citizens plan to attend a lighthearted Donkey Baseball game at The Baseball Field featuring Blast Noce's Renegades versus Chicken Smith's Outlaws with 3:00 p.m. kickoff. Betty Smith chairs the event as Cast Lordsburg Renegades lineup includes Hias Noce as captain and Foy Powell. the event follows a prior reunion of former pupils from 1694 to 1697 with teacher Emma Muir.
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Blast Noce
Renegades
Buster” Richardson
Chicken” Smith
Outlaws
Betty Smith
Lordsburg Renegades
Hias Noce
Foy Powell
Ack
First Junior High Football Game Set for Wednesday
Coach Paul Probert announces the first Junior High football game in town to be held next Wednesday evening October 27 at the local stadium. Deming Junior High will be the opponent. Games start at the usual kickoff time with admission 15 cents for children 25 cents for high school students and 40 cents for adults.
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Paul Probert
Deming Junior High
Precincts Consolidated In Animas Vote Notice
Notice to voters informs that precincts 6 and 7 are merged into precinct 7 and the polling place will be the Legion hall in Animas. A remittance of $10.00 is noted. The Chamber of Commerce reserves the right to disqualify any girl failing to meet the requirements.
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Middle Animas
Legion Hall
Animas
Chamber of Commerce
Supper Sunday Enchiladas for Cemetery Fence Fund
An enchilada supper will be held Sunday October 24 from 1 until 8 p m at the Moctezuma club benefiting the Shakespeare cemetery association. Proceeds go to the Cemetery fund to purchase a much needed fence.
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Pvv
Moctezuma Club
Shakes Pesre Cemetery Association
PTA Enchilada Supper Planned for October 26
The P T A hosts an enchilada supper on the evening of October 26 and invites all residents to attend.
Two S. P. Employees Honored on Retirement
More than 300 friends gathered Monday evening at the Railroad Club Grande Division Palador to honor Mrs. Mandy Crowley local chairman of the Stevenson and Mr. R. B. Ownby of the Telegraphers Organization Rio who represented officials of honor. Main address by General Chairman Mr. Wilson of the Telegraphers Organization. The Bradberry Sisters Quartet provided music. Mrs. Stevenson received a billfold with cash and Mr. Ownby a silver belt buckle and desk set. Halloween decorations brightened the room. Toast master Mr. Oxsheer led the tributes and cake and coffee were served afterward.
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Mandy
Crowley
Stevenson
R. B
Rio
Railroad Club Grande Division
Weathers
Palador
S. P
McIntosh
Thelma Ross
Wilson
Graphers Organization
R. L
Bradberry Sisters
Ownby
Rummage Sale Set for Moctezuma Hall Morning
Community rummage sale scheduled at Moctezuma Hall at 10 a.m. Bring friends and call for pickup options 282 M or 86. Event invites neighbors to donate and shop for bargains in a local sale.
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Moctezuma Hall
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Board OF Commissioners
Hidalgo
Liberal
Sun Carnival
Democratic Rally
Emma Muir
Emma Marble
George Wood
Hidalg
Ade
P.T.A
Oxsheer
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