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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
4
Miss Francis Reiser left for Dallas to attend school while Miss Jolly Sheo from San Francisco visits the Weldon home. Mrs. Fr. Fuller returns from a western vacation as the Hachita mining district draws attention and church revival gains emphasis. An oil outlook and new adding machine ad surface amid a Liberal US spread.
Lordsburg residents report on local business and events including new sign production by J A Rice, a fire destroying SP section houses, and various residents traveling or attending schools. The September 1 1926 council meeting covers salaries, bills, and municipal expenses in Lordsburg New Mexico.
An OCR fragment describes a group of Alabama people seen fishing near Lordsburg with 16 men women and children using Alabama worms. They mention a Southern Gentleman cousin named Charlie nearby and a ride toward visit. The text lists local water department staff and several salaries and expenditures for August 1925 including pump work storage tanks and lamp or power costs. The meeting records show a motion to appoint a committee to investigate new water books and adjournment.
A tale centers on a madam who buys smart boots from an expensive Paris shop. After days she returns them and a dignified shopkeeper retorts that walkers do not shop there. The exchange highlights class and taste in footwear.
A four to twelve month old baby was found on a doorstep wrapped in very poor quality clothes and repeatedly washed. The Daily Paper regards the case as a likely instance of extreme neglect and seeks to trace the child’s relatives.
A local ad style note from Life proclaims The Main Essential on tour in an old bus this summer. The piece mentions Mr Smith and promotes a hot dog stand as the best in the country located in Hixville.
Patton's Monthly reports that Jones left all his possessions to an orphan asylum, including twelve children as beneficiaries.
A note recalls an office boy's claim of taking someone to a baseball game for his grandmother's funeral. The speaker says they accompanied him to teach a lesson, but the boy told the truth about the funeral.
In a brief neighborhood exchange, Muriel notes the movers are leaving as Marshall confirms the townsfolk are just starting to know the new residents. The dialogue captures a quick social moment in a local community.
Cash paid for false teeth dental gold platinum discarded jewelry diamonds and magneto points. Hoke Melting and Refining Co Oreado Michigan February 42. For oil leases see Hubert Reynolds right away. Wanted contractor to bid on mining and hauling fire clay from quarry to Pratt New Mexico. For particulars see Robert H Dickson Valedon New Mexico Advanced.
Take home a big sack of the nice fresh popcorn. New candies every week at McDonald's For Sale. Chevrolet touring car. AI condition, new top and battery. Priced right for cash. See Claude Nard or phone Cureton's ranch, Sept. 2-10. What have you to sell, We buy any article of value. McEvoy, the Jeweler, Ady. For sale, old ivory bed room suite, See Mrs. Frank R. Coonight away, Ady.
A Bible thought for today quotes Philippians 4 6 7 urging prayer with thanksgiving in every matter. It emphasizes that the peace of God will guard hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
A fragment cites a mother and Kasper conversing about a last station where Oscar got off the train. The dialogue notes quiet work on a crossword puzzle and questions the station’s name, implying a minor but pivotal detail from a travel scene.
A Life column snippet recalls two Denver women who could understand a man’s French in Paris and asks how readers fared learning the language abroad. The brief exchange highlights cross city echoes of language study and social ease.
In the Williamsport Indiana edition the Review Republican notes a sensational deadpan headline about a local mortuary affair involving teachers. The item references Medina Township Schools and a controversial incident tied to school personnel.
A Boston Transcript item recalls a supposed sure tip on the stock market and questions about losses. It frames a debate over tip reliability and market outcomes.
The directory lists Gov Arthur T Hannett to Judge Rainbolt and city and county officers across the state. Officials include Treasurer Warren Graham Auditor Juan Vigil Secretary of State Mrs Soledad Chacon Attorney General John W Armentrong Superintendent Heabher Eckies Land Commissioner kd Bwope and many others.
Choice lots across Lordsburg priced 25 to 300 dollars to be sold on terms. Eleven miles of fence on 480 acres patented land with water and windmill plus 160 and 240 acre state purchase tracts in Simpson Addition area. Also 4 horses and cattle offered if bought now for 8600. Insurance and bonds available. DR M H CAIN chiropractor Da Deming Office hours 12 30 to 8 p m.
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