1907 – John McCabe, Frank R. Coon, & W.H. Small organized 14 investors to develop what would become First National Bank of Lordsburg (FNBL). The new bank shared space with Eagle Drug Mercantile Co, shown above. Located on Railroad Boulevard, now known as Motel Drive.
1927 – Charles Lindbergh landed his Spirit of St. Louis at New Mexico’s first airport in Lordsburg
1929 – During the beginning of the Great Depression, banks had closed in Silver city, Deming, and Duncan leaving people and businesses without means to clear checks. The Bootheel Bank utilized the Howell Drug Store in Silver City as a collection point and provided checking transactions. Eventually other banks reopened, but FNBL’s reputation solidified through their continued service despite the national emergency.
First National Bank of Lordsburg in the 1930’s- still the main branch of Western Bank
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