Heather Wins State Teachers College Contract
Contractor Jack Heather of Lordsburg secured a state Teachers College project in Silver City valued around sixty thousand dollars. The bid was the lowest among five and covers the library auditorium and dormitory buildings plus furnishings, pending Finance Board approval and contract award.
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Jack Heather
Silver City
Silver City Enterprise
State Teachers’ College
Egenta
Fterroon
Jof Lock
Lordsburg
Israel
Heather
Las i ‘ Life Company
Las i
George Wieland
Fl Paso
Ther
H. C. d & Sons
Anderson Bros Bi
Library
Ste
G.rl
Auditorum
State Finance Board
Lis
Board of Regents
College
Finance Boards
State Larher College
Helen Ryan
J.B. Gilchrist
Carl P. Duniton
Uella Clark
Lordsvuly
Bh. M. Nuiffen
Fierro
Luncheon Club Delivers Welcoming Program
Last Tuesday the Luncheon Club featured J C B Amos as the first speaker who urged community cooperation. Jeffus a leading local business figure read an editorial, and J J McEvoy and Mr Morningstar praised celebration committees. L W Gleason was named chairman for next Tuesday as President gretfus urged closer cooperation with New Mexico communities.
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Clairagan Augustine
J.C. B. Amos
Paris
Jeffus
el Paso
New Mexico
J.J. McEvoy
Morningstar
L. W. Gleason
Pres- Ment Gretfus
Southern New Mexico Association
Wedding in Valedon Ties Miss Mat nS to Bisbee Groom
Former Valedon teacher Miss Mat nS becomes Mrs. Waller Swaggart after a ceremony last Friday evening. Rev W W Wilkerson officiated. The groom is a popular young man from Bisbee.
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Matns
Valedon
Waller Swaggart
W. W. Wilkerson
Bisbee
Judge Ryan bids fond farewell to Hidalgo admirers
Judge Raymond R. Ryan visited Hidalgo county on Monday to wrap up legal matters and bid farewell to friends. He announced his move to Albuquerque for a new position, thanked supporters, and noted his wife will remain on the State Normal College board of regents as they relocate and adjust to the transition.
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Raymond R. Ryan
Hidalgo County
Ryan
Albuquerque
The
State Normal College
Dedication Event and Rodeo Schedule at Court House
Official program lists events from 10 to 11 30 am dedication ceremony and barbecue 11 30 am to 1 pm rodeo from 1 to 3 pm Cree ee ball game and 4 30 pm horse races activity plan for the day with timing and order.
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Court House
Unique survey of tourist traffic conducted statewide
The State High Way Department with chambers of commerce and others distributes postal card questionnaires to non resident tourists during September. It seeks travel details, accommodations, spending, and route choices to aid highway development. A concurrent traffic census runs Sept 11 with 92 enumerators at 128 stations to classify vehicles and distinguish New Mexico from foreign traffic for tax analysis.
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State High Way Department
Chambers of Commerce
New Mexico
Third Event Calf Roping and Fourth Event Horse Races
The program lists a Cow Pony Race with First Prize and Second Prize, entry details noted as entrance fees. A Free For All Race offers First Prize with fees to be added to purses, priced at 50.00 tickets. The fragment notes multiple events and prize structures with incomplete numerical clarity.
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Rive
Naticienrh I
Street Carnival and Dance Postponed by Labor Day Navy Visit
A report from the Chambers of Commerce states a wire from the Commander at Kelly Field says government ships will be in Lordsburg on Labor Day September 5. Citizens are urged to plan town events around the visit and avoid conflicts with the scheduled carnival and dance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kelly Field
Lordsburg
Three Championship Ball Games Set in Inter-State League
Morenci and Lordsburg in Arizona New Mexico League to duel in three league championship games on Saturday Sunday and Monday afternoons to decide the Inter State League Championship.
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Morenci
Lordsburg
Gila Grande Area Scout Council Formed At Regional Meeting
A regional Boy Scouts council is formed spanning Lina, Hidalgo, Dona Ana, Grant and Sierra counties with Frank Light named president and Glyde D. Baker as scout executive. A $4700 yearly fund is pledged with Silver City headquartering the effort and contributions from Las Cruces Lordsburg Fort Bayard and Deming among others.
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J. H. Crows
J. L. Augustine
Geo. P. Jefsus
Chamber of Commerce
Our Boy Beauts
Jesse T. Smith
Deming
Frday
Big Smith Studebarker
Silver City
Las Cruces
Fort Bayard
EL Paso
Seoul
John Campbell
Dallas
Los
Counc
Lina
Hidalgo
Dona Ana
Grant
Sierra
Frank Light
G. HH. Young
Godfrey Trowbridge
Glyde D. Baker
Anthony
Young Mwn
Maniee Williams
Meg
M. O. Villatina
Major Carbine
J. G. Moir
F. J. Buchanan
Jesse T. South
Lordsburg
Bot. Crows
Geo. P. Jeffus
WP. Noble
Geitz
A . Hogers
Thirteen Churches in Conference Here
The Southwestern Baptist Association with thirteen churches met at Lordsburg Church for three days ending with a Wednesday evening service led by Moderator KI McKamy of Anthony New Mexico. The program featured talks inspirational messages music and cooperative spirit between Baptist and other churches. A dinner prepared by the W M B group gathered visitors at a thirty foot table beside the church and Lordsburg homes hosted guests to ensure a splendid stay.
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Southwestern Baptist Association
Lordburg
Ki, McKamy
Anthony
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Dillon appoints Carl P. Dunifon as district judge
Governor Dillon appoints Carl P. Dunifon of Silver City to succeed Judge Raymond Kh. Sivan who resigned. County Clerk Cross received a telephone message from the new judge stating he will provide particulars next week.
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Cross
Carl P. Duiiison
Silver City
Dillon
Raymond Kh. Sivan
King of Cantaloupes Brings 18-Pound Fruit to Liberal Office
J Marquess of Franklin presented a cantaloupe weighing 18 pounds to the Liberal office. The fruit measured 8 inches around and was not cut to preserve seeds. The melon’s aroma matched typical cantaloupes and the measurements were taken with an editorial tape measure.
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J. Marquess
Franklin
Lordsburg Schools Open On Sept Sixth
The Lordsburg Public Schools begin regular session on Tuesday September sixth with grades one to six at usual places. Seventh grade reports to the northwest Wilson School room under Miss Scofield until the new High School is ready. Grades eight and the High School attend at the Mevoy building south end.
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Lordsburg Public
Wilson School
Scofield
Meavoy
Mekvoy
Dmigh
S Shool
Tik
Students urged to fetch high school credit lists this week
Due to chaotic storage of Heath School records, ninth to twelfth grade students must obtain a complete list of subjects completed and credits on high school records and deliver it to the superintendent at his home this week excluding Saturday morning. The lists will be checked later for verification to aid proper registration.
Vaudeville by the Pythian Sisters event highlight
On Friday evening September 9 the Pythian Sisters present a vaudeville show in Isany featuring Mrs Black's Pink Tea with a cast of ladies of color. The program includes several sketches expected to please. children 15 cents at the door and refreshments after the show.
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Old Town
Isany
Mrs. Black
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Liberal
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Labor Dey
Music By the
Wonderful Deming Band
Gila Grande Area
BOY Scouts Council
Gov. Dillon
Carl P. Dunifon
Cantaloupes
Pythian Sisters
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