26 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
1
A Personal OpEd notes the benefits of a two party system with rival policy clashes shaping public discourse. It cites historic figures and stresses enduring political resilience, then highlights Lordsburg airport coverage in the El Paso Times bringing wide publicity to the town and its citizens.
John D. Curry, past commander of the Coronado post American Legion at Animas, arrived in Lordsburg and as entertainment committee chairman plans a large candidates dance Saturday night November 3.
Senator Bronson Cutting and GOP candidates addressed a large Hidalgo audience at Star Theatre. Cutting urged unity and support for Herbert Hoover, praising Hoover as a western problem solver and noting New Mexico’s highway progress as a sign of state development. Continued on Page 5.
Mrs A L Green president of the Lordsburg Women’s Club attends the seventeenth annual convention of the New Mexico Federation of Women’s Clubs held October 19 17 1978 in Gallup New Mexico. The event featured sessions at the Kiva of Aztec National Monument with remarks by Mrs Geo D Ruoff president of the federation. The program highlighted regional reports and a motor trip to Aztec with luncheon by the Aztec Chamber of Commerce.
A local editor details a two hour tour of Lordsburg High School praising its modern facilities, diverse departments, and strong music program. The visit notes the need for functional equipment like typewriters and reflects pride in the school’s progress and curriculum.
Hidalgo Free Library adds popular new fiction titles including Forlorn Hiver Miss Minerva's Broadcast Billy and Show Boat. Zane Grey selections Tappan's Burro Short Stop Call of the Canyon Man of the Forest Wild Fire, plus works by Sinclair Lewis Kathleen Norris Booth Tarkington Harold Bell Wright. Library closes November 6 for election day.
Attorney George Hay of Silver City toured Lordsburg tnatuesday in support of his candidacy. He is the party’s nominee for district attorney, reflecting recognition of his services. Hay settled in Silver City in 1921 after WWI service and opened a law office in 1993 earning broad respect locally.
Virden High School stages a real negro comedy Love and Lather this evening followed by a minstrel show. The public is invited to attend.
Mrs Ivy Thwaits and Mr Hey Hol an of Silver City were here visiting Mrs John Rattan recently.
A civic editorial urges readers to vote in the presidential year urging serious attention to ballots. It argues voting is a fundamental right won through sacrifice and a duty of citizens, warning against public apathy and urging participation on Election Day November 1.
Lordsburg Mavericks travel to Hurley and lose 18 to 0 in a hard fought game. Hurley used size and a fluke pass for the only touchdown as Lordsburg fought back to avoid a larger defeat. Deming high school parties and State Teachers College homecoming events are noted with plans for Friday and Saturday nights and a Mustang Miners football game on October 27.
Coronado post of Animiin completed a legion hall and community building to serve gatherings and social events. Starting with 11 members including Hubert Wright and Leslie Lee, the group pursued the project as funds grew. nearly 3000 has been spent and more improvements are planned as money becomes available. WH Walters serves as post commander.
The mineral industry enjoys its most prosperous period, with copper and zinc production solidifying postwar stability. Mining advances in business and mechanical methods support national needs and spur efficiency and service across the sector.
The P TA held a well attended meeting praising community cooperation to benefit the school. President Crews Croke outlined aims and a piano gift proposal for the school, with Supt. Smith noting instrument needs and Edna Garner and Mrs G SBO singing and entertaining.
Mrs S and Mr Chase hosted a luncheon yesterday for Mrs J W Pratt of San Bernardino and Mrs G W Trimble of Tucson Arizona.
United States Senator Cutting attended a Tuesday luncheon in the city, described as a center of mining activity. Speakers praised Lordebourg as a hub of copper mining and growth, with prospects for deep mining and expanded operations near the area.
The El Paso airport project gains momentum as Lordsburg and nearby cities eye air business growth. An experienced aviator A. K. Johnson leads improvements. field leveling proceeds amid needed upgrades and potential funding, signaling a broader regional aerial venture.
A Denver letter from Hon Charles Davie to Willard Holt praises his Sunshine expert work and recalls a visit to the Chand lodge of New Mexico convention. The note lauds the Sun light business and cautions against moonshine selling while commending honest enterprise.
Hidalgo County 4-H members competed at the annual state club contest at State College. The largest delegation to date included multiple 4-H members and a county agent. Demonstrations were strong across short courses, with judging and testing providing high scores and awards during the three-day event.
A Border Gate Protective Association letter explains steps for hunting licenses in Mexico. It covers whether permits at the Gate South of Columbus are valid and what fees and rules apply, warning hunters about cross border practices and regulatory details.
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