New Mexico Oil Output Rises with Eleven Eddy County Completions
The New Mexico oil scene shows daily average pipeline throughput of 7 5 0 barrels last week with Holdy County marketing 9 000 barrels and San Juan district 975 barrels daily. Eleven completions in Eddy County mark a busy week for producers including Ohio company Doneiger Snowden McSweeney Flynn Welch & Yates and Texas company. Continental Oil Co reports a Table Mesa dome strike near Navajo Reservation after a dry hole and a 200 barrel test potential pending casing.
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New Mexico
Holdy County
San Juan
Eddy County
Ohio Company
Doneiger
Snowden & McSweeney
Flynn, Welch & Yates
A. B E. Carilon
Colorado
Table Mesa
Midwest Company
Continental
Munoz Interests
New York
New Mexico Oil Bulletin
Bader Talks on the Bright Copper Future
Hachita New Mexico reports A F E Bader a prominent mining figure and Little Hatchet Mining Company manager says Wall Street seeks a copper boom with new speculation since wartime price controls. He notes three weeks of refined copper supply, rising lead and silver, and promises from Little Hatchet of strong development and potential major copper and silver output in the Southwest.
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Hachita
New Mexico
Wall Street
A. F E. Bader
Little Hatchet Mining Company
Bader
Little Hatchel
Ae Jis Ahiyy
Denver Mining & Financial Record
Lordsburg Teachers Show Oil Interest From Past Posts
Two Lady Lordsburg faculty members bring oil town experience to the valley. Miss Underwood formerly taught in Breckenridge Texas near producing wells and Dr Cook’s wildcat area. Miss Crist hails from Dilton Oklahoma where derricks lined the streets. Both recall oil pump sounds near the school grounds.
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Lordsburg
Lordsburg Valley
Underwood
Breckenridge
Texas
Wildcat
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Miss Crist
Dilton
Oklahoma
Hello Central Goes All Night in New Telephone Service
Telephone experts from El Paso including J A Kelly and J H Carr announce a new all night service. The system, praised as the best money can buy, except for automatic lines, is ready for big business and will greatly extend service, ending long waiting lists. Manager S B Allen says patrons will be greeted with a smile and no apologies. The Mountain States public benefactor note marks the upgrade.
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J. A. Kelly
J. H. Carr
M .F. Bates
Hoy Nunn
Commercal Service
el Paso
Hello Central
B. Allen
Mountain States
Foreman takes brief rest amid mil recovery in LA
Foreman manager G W Foreman begins a two week rest at his Los Angeles home as Captain Allison takes charge and promises to show them how.
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G. W. Foreman
Los Angeles
Capt. Allison
Supervised Dancing Parties Begin at Railroad Mob
Beginning Saturday the 19th and every two weeks after, supervised dancing parties will be held at the Railroad Mob venue. The best of music will be provided and raw dyigma tasting will not be tolerated. Free seals will be provided for spectators.
Conners Move to Los Angeles for Henry’s Chef Work
Conner and his son Henry prepare to depart this week for Los Angeles where Henry a first class chef will seek employment in a lower altitude. They are accompanied by warm wishes from many friends.
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WB. Conner
Henry
Los Angeles
Woman’s Club Votes Leaders and Books Purchase
The Woman’s Club meeting at the Library elected Helen Austin as vice president and Mabel Keim as recording secretary with Bethel Vernon Fuller named delegate to the state federation and Austin as alternate. The club approved buying the Book of Knowledge set for children.
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Merc
Margaret Powney
Helen Austin
Mabel Keim
Moore
Bethel Vernon Fuller
State Federation
Woman's Club
Sylvia Kerr
Pythian Sisters of
New Mexico
A. A. Keon
Willard BE. Holt
Grand Lodge Knikhis
Pythias
Albuquerque
Fuller
Vel Norte
Colo
C. D. Voris
Woman's State Federation
Lordsburg
Farewell Luncheon for Mr. Coon and Bank Move
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce honors Frank Coon at a noon luncheon. He and his wife will move to Deming where he becomes president of the new Mimbres Valley Bank, continuing the First National Bank legacy with Director-Directed focus.
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Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce
Frank Kh. Coon
First National
G. L. Toss
Hugh Williams
State Corporation Commission
Hugh
United States
United
Wilelikhina
Me. Goon
Deming
Arabella Entertains Guests At Four Tables Of Bridge
Arabella Jones entertained at four tables of bridge on Saturday evening. The delightful occasion honored by Mrs Mildred Townsend and several guests. Ora was awarded first prize and Miss Wadkins was consoled. Helen received a guest prize. Refreshments were served.
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Arabella Jones
Bridge
Mildred Townsend
Tom Gib Gets Fine Gillies From Arizona Sale
Tom Gee visited Klondike Arizona last week and bought eight high grade billies for his Angora herd, one of the country’s best.
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Tom Gee
Klondike
Arizona
Revival Versus Carnival Dilemma Urges Personal Choice
The message contrasts choosing between revival crowds and carnival crowds and urges individuals to follow conscience when deciding whether to bring children or neighbors to either event. It emphasizes personal responsibility and guidance.
Onion Kings Visit Lordsburg Deming Sample Valencia Seed
Three Arizona onion growers visited Lordsburg during a 600-1b dig toward liquid gold and left a note for the editor missing lunch. They hailed from Rodeo and touted samples of their Sweet Spanish Valencia onions en route to Deming.
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Bil
Lordsburg Well No. 1
Onion Kings of
Arizona
Joe Gumm
Onion Thompson
Rodeo
J. P. Dunaway
Things Are In Very Good Shape At The 86 Mine
Assistant General Manager BB Whiteley visited the 86 mine last week after reviewing the 8 branch of the C A Mining Company. He praised Major Robert H Dickson, the local superintendent, noting his long experience at Bisbee and readiness for the assignment. Lordsburg also spoke highly of Dickson’s work.
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BB. Whiteley
C. & A. Mining Company
Heing
Lordsburg
Robert H. Dickson
Dickson
Bisbee
Put God First Drives Big Revival in Lordsburg
The Methodist revival opens with two Sunday services and a strong afternoon program led by evangelical workers Hey and Mrs. A. C. Searcy. Daily women’s prayers, four o clock junior meetings, and 7 40 evening preaching energize the town. The crowd responds to the slogan Put God First with mottoes on Prayer Bible Reading Fasting and Visiting. Special events include High School Friday night and Sunday children’s night with music and reserved seating for students and teachers.
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Hey
A. C. Searcy
V. Williame
Lordsburg
Bearey
County Extension Agents Support Girls Club Demonstrations
Mies Strong and Koogler aided county girls clubs with demonstration work while Hunter S. Moles toured local extension efforts. He praised focal extension work and viewed Lordsburg area development including an oil rig. Mrs. S. M. Chase and Helen planned to enter the University of Arizona at Tucson.
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Mies Strong
Blair College Extension Force
Koogler
Girls Clube
Hoyoubs
Lucky Howe
State College
Hunter S. Moles
Cointy
Moles
O. K
Lordsburg
Lordsburgs
Popular banker wed in Kansas ceremony at Turner
Cashier Glenn by Nova and Miss Thelia binley joined in marriage on September 11 at Thelia’s Turner Kansas home. A. Cotton officiated assisted by Lucy Hoss. Harold Long served as best man and Zane Long as ring bearer. The couple will reside in Lordsburg at a furnished home. The bride, a cultured musician, taught music in Lordsburg last year. Townspeople extend congratulations.
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Glenn By
Nova
New Mexico
Thelia Bhinley
Turner
Kansas
A. Cotton
Methodist Church
Lucy Hoss
Harold Long
Zane Long
Lordsburg
Lordeburg
Malady Hosts Bridge Tea At Charming Home
Mrs Malady entertained four tables of bridge Thursday afternoon at her home. Guests included Mesdames Downey Wilde HH Austin Goon Ravens Cross Horne Walker Moore Minder Pedrick Briel Hay Winslet Kerr and Greer. Mrs Fedrick won the first prize while Mrs Kerr and Mrs Greer received the consolation prize. Refreshments were served.
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Mallady
Mesdames Downey
Wilde
HH Austin
Goon
Ravens
Cross
Horne
Walker
Moore
Minder
Pedrick
Briel
Hay
Winslet
Kerr
Greer
Fedrick
Mra. Kerrand
Mra. Greer
Married Hosts Welcome Guests at Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Walker entertained complimentary to Mr and Mrs Prank A Goon who left yesterday for their new home in Deming and Mr and Mrs Glenn L Hows Me and Mrs Mo Po Walker hosted Monday evening dinner with the group.
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Mes
A. Goon
Deming
Glenn L. Hows
Mo. Po Walker
Postcard from Kan Vranelseo and Graham
Message from Kan Vranelseo and Graham says they are having a wonderful time at every stop and plan to leave for Stockton tomorrow night by boat.
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Kan Vranelseo
Mr and Mee Wow
Graham Amid
Stockton
McDaniel Baby Born in San Saba Texas
Mr and Mrs G J McDaniel of San Saba announce the arrival of Dwite Kern McDaniel born Sunday weighing 8 pounds at home.
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G. J. McDaniel
San Saba
Texas
Dwite Kern McDaniel
Short Notice on School Fund Shortfall and Linotype Subscriptions
W A Short reports the school hand fund was ten simple ones short. Inquiry at the Liberal office shows linotype shipped two five dollar subscriptions for W A Short and Raymond Scolf, for which the machine issues a due apology.
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W. A. Short
Liberal
Linotype
Raymond Scolf
Douglas Fair and Auto Races At Cochise County Fair
Jimmie Randolph promoting the Cochise County Fair with auto races and cowboy sports. The event runs September 24 to 26 with 1550 dollars in auto race prizes and a trophy from Walter Dougina. cowboy events offer 100 in cash prizes plus numerous merchant prizes.
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Jimmie Randolph
Randolph
Cochise County
Walter Dougina
Parest Teacher Association Calls Monthly Meeting
The first meeting of the year is set for Monday at 8 PM in the High School Auditorium. Parents and teachers are urged to attend as meetings are held the third Monday each month for those interested in the schools.
Armatrong drilling machine praised in Lorde burg well test
Local observers and experts hail the Armstrong drilling machine used on Lorde burg well No 4 as highly efficient. John Desencrance holder of decades in oil field work notes no holes have required plugging in his 26 years in service. If the next rig arrives soon, No 4 and No 2 wells will receive new equipment to speed progress.
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Lordeburg Well Noot
Ba, Mack Drilling Company
Hunter &. Moses
New Mexico State College
John Desencrance
Hinek
WA. Wack Drilling Company
California
Wyomerg
Montana
Heline
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mack
Nosema Erance
United States
Lovdebirg
Fowencrance
Sowller
Lack
Summers Family Named Columbus Schools Leader In State News
Sommers Summers Jr has been elected Columbus schools superintendent amid praise for the Lordsburg band. Mrs Summers and family traveled from Columbus for Labor Day activities, with J T Clayton noting they will stay through the weekend. Columbus welcomes the move and offers congratulations.
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W. J. Summers, Jr
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Columbus
Bups
Mra. Sommers
J.T. Clayton
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F. A. Black Drilling Department
Foreman
Conners
Cal
MR. Coon
Arabella Entererings
Tom Gib
Onigs
Mr. and
Mes. Walker
KERN
Short
Douglas Fair and
Parest-Teacher Association
Wether
Sommers
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