Fred Burch Takes Road Job Near Rodeo
Fred Burch moves with wife and son Robbie to Rodeo and assumes charge of 16 miles of federal aid highway adjacent to Rodeo. He is described as a diligent worker who never loafs on the job.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
Fred Burch moves with wife and son Robbie to Rodeo and assumes charge of 16 miles of federal aid highway adjacent to Rodeo. He is described as a diligent worker who never loafs on the job.
A pleasant reception was held Saturday evening at the spacious Valedon school building with about seventy five guests. The school board and teachers greeted visitors, with speeches of welcome by Major Hubert H. Dickson and a response by Prof. Ethan Wright. Music and refreshments followed. flowers decorated the halls from local gardens.
Students cheer for L. W. Yea basketball under Mr. Johnson as they pledge support. A chemistry note mentions 320,000,000 eggs in cold storage from EFekimo hens. Robert Whittaker, a freshman, departed for his Illinois home on Tuesday.
W A Rountree for the Grolier Society presents the new Book of Knowledge edition at the Hollen hotel. The 20 volume set features ten thousand pictures illustrating topics from earth, sea and sky and aims to educate every family with children in Lordsburg or nearby.
Cash paid for false teeth dental gold platinum discarded jewelry and magneto points. Hoke Melting and Refining Co Otsego Michigan February 1942 message indicates immediate purchase of dental metals and related items.
Week slate lists Kunday through Saturday with shows including Flaming Youth on Thursday and Friday October 1 and 2, plus Get 3 Wolves of the North and a two reel Edu eating Paste. OD
The Woman's Club of Lordsburg reports on summer activities for children. Viola Thomas hosted a kindergarten for about 35 girls, Margaret Green and Toby Peak led Bluebirds, Mrs Lydaye ran weekly story hours with 30 to 44 attendees. The club funded two tennis courts near the High School with contributions from Ritter Laimber Co and A L Green, inviting community use.
Vale don news reports a successful reception for Vale don teachers highlighted by Mrs. Koogler and Mr. Rosenstein singing. Attendees included Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Scofield, and Mrs. Sprouse with ice cream and cake served. Family visits and travel notes follow, including L. M. Bagley’s return from Lordsburg Hospital and various locals visiting or traveling through Gleeson, Dallas, or Long Beach.
The New Mexico Mohair Growers Association announces a fall mohair sale on October 1 in Lordsburg, N M with about 56 000 pounds available. Bids will be received by the selling committee. the committee reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Signed by Joan G Koogler County Extension Agent.
Mrs 8S A Dunagan and her son from Animas New Mexico are in Douglas while he recovers from injuries after a shotgun exploded at home tearing off two fingers of his left hand. They are guests of Mrs William Walter Hunt at 1220 Sixteenth Street during the stay.
For sale one wagon with double harness priced at 30 dollars and a three burner oil stove for 10 dollars. Contact Mrs. F. G. Cline Box 176 Lordsburg New Mexico. Advertisement runs September 24 through October 4.
A thoughtful verse from Ecclesiastes 5 10 urges that loving silver or abundance brings no true satisfaction. It notes wealth only invites consumption by others and serves little purpose beyond the sight of its owners.
Dr M H Cain, a chiropractor in Deming, lists office hours from 12:30 PM to 8:08 PM. He operates on Mondays and Thursdays at the Hollow Hotel, rooms 30 and 31.
Choice jets near Lordsburg priced 25 to 300 dollars sold on terms. Three patented mining claims near her mine plus other claims between the 85 and Bonney mines. 486 acres patented land with water 90 feet deep and windmill, 160 acres state land, 240 acres state land in sections 23 and 13 and all of 24, eleven miles of fence, 60 cattle and 4 horses included for 6000 dollars if taken now. Also houses, leases, and rentals in Lordsburg with quick offers and easy terms.
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