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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
3
The Independent reproduces the states revised game laws detailing open seasons for deer turkey quail and many waterfowl with dates. It lists hunting and fishing license fees for residents and nonresidents and restrictions on possession transport and sale of game. It notes permit requirements for storage and interstate export and bans sale of all protected game.
The American Legion Post of Duncan plans a large Armistice Day dance on November 11 with Novelties, orchestra numbers, and Duncan quartet performances. Dancing starts at 9 PM, admission is 1.00 per couple, with Legion members overseeing arrangements for a festive nationwide day of achievement.
The Ford Motor Company presses toward air travel with a 200 horsepower air cooled V cylinder engine. Ford expects the air ship to unify nations through flight and states airplanes will be produced for the general public. Wanamaker stores plan to sell Ford airplanes as consumer merchandise.
A 1925 message underscores railroads as large, reliable machines operating year round. It argues progress depends on co operation with mail roads and communities, cites rate factors like materials and wages, notes freight rate reductions since 2h, and calls for constructive understanding over unfounded condemnation to spur regional development.
A fragment cites Arthur Brishone praising New Mexico as an empire of a live greater race and its 22654 square miles of overwhelming beauty, a terse reflection captured in a historical clipping.
Hidalgo County New Mexico treasurer Farle Kerr announces the 1925 tax roll received on October Sunday. Taxes due now with the first half delinquent December 1 1925. Taxpayers urged to avoid delinquency and aim for one hundred percent compliance.
If you want oil leases quick see Manager KR M Reynolds of the Lordsburg Land & Investment Co. Key contact and firm name appear in this brief advisory for seekers of oil property deals.
The American Red Cross reports its past fiscal year ending June 30, 1968, with total expenditures of 10,221,679.89. Expenditures for service to veterans and their families reach 9,577,916.42, funded by both National Organization and Chapters. The year includes disaster relief costs of 1,922,782.90, foreign relief of 285,079.95, and at home public health and nursing programs totaling 1,029,616.05, plus Chapter spending of 678,000. The text underscores enrollment growth and calls for renewed participation from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving.
To Salvador Gonzales you are notified of civil action in the District Court Sixth Judicial District Hidalgo County New Mexico. Juana Rascon Gonevales sues for divorce restoration of maiden name alimony attorney fees and costs on grounds of deserted support. Defendant must appear demur answer or plead by December 10 19% judgment by default may be rendered. J P McHaffen attorney Lordsbor e New Mexico. Court seal date October 6 10%.
The Red Cross reports 816 chapters taught first aid during the past year with 4.60 percent certified. City and state police, schools, and private industries expanded training, and the first and railroad car logged 10 240 miles visiting 137 cities and 1 200 meetings for 146 827 people. Western Electric cites a lower accident rate per 1 000 employees.
Oscar Allen and D B Smith dispute Tregear with co ownership of the Goldie and Plata el Ore unpatented mining claim in Kimball district Grant Hidalgo County New Mexico. They claim annual labor for 1922 23 24 totaling 600 dollars. Tregear heirs have not contributed. If the co owner fails to contribute within the statutory period the claim interest will vest in Allen and Smith. Undivided one third interests previously deeded to Bom Olney and D T Smith remain on record.
Department of the Interior notice announces Agnes EH. Banta of Nedeo New Mexico filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Township 26 South Range 21 West N M P Meridian. Proof to be made before Paul B. McCarty in Rodeo New Mexico on November 4 1926 with witnesses Robert G. Chenowth Charles Chenoweth A J Love Will Hackett and others of Rodeo New Mexico. Acting Register Harry Bradley lists details.
Department of the Interior announces that George Snyder of White Signal New Mexico provided final three year proof for homestead land described as SEY% Fs SW Wie NW Bec 20 NY NEW Sec 32 T 28S R 14W WN. Mr. Meridian before Don W. Lusk U S Commissioner Silver City NM on Nov 14 1925 witnesses Leslie Shipp John Frost Posey Charles Pussell All of White Signal NM Acting Register Harry C Bradley Oct 8-Nov 5
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