01 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
1
Arrangements made for Roy Telephone Co to finish lines to Springer and Tacumcari with full operation expected by June 1. Two carloads of telephone posts and wire ordered. The company has awakened from lethargy and local phones are being installed, urging community support.
The editor notes a party attended the Mosquero dance and box supper last Saturday night. Proceeds from boxes totaled 52.75 dollars with roughly two dollars per box. A colt, bred from a top imported draft sire, arrived and was claimed by C. J. Cunningham of Springer after a brief hold, with Cunningham refusing 100 dollars for it at eight months old.
Fred Alexander home from Springer honored at a birthday party and reception Thursday at Mrs Durham's home. Friends gathered for social intercourse and refreshments in a pleasant evening honoring both brothers.
A National Rebekah verse urges readers to replace criticism with kindness in daily life. It promotes boosting others, dropping a kind word, and withholding negativity to ease social tensions and brighten the world.
A man identified by papers as John Lyons of La Junta Colorado was found last Saturday in a Solano water tank cinder pile likely suffocated by engine exhaust. Authorities buried the deceased in Solano cemetery after failing to locate friends. papers show ties to Vaughn New Mexico. Inquiries may be directed to F M Hughes Solano NM for details.
J. E. Clark of Santa Fe and Blas Sanchez of Wagon Mound visited Mora county schools, observed Professor Johnson and his pupils, praised local teachers, and noted progress. They toured Solano and nearby rural schools, then left for Springer with positive recollections.
A severe farming community tragedy as Rhineer Palmer, aged about 60 from Seilyy ing Oklahoma, died after his wagon ran away near home while returning from a 15 mile trip with his sons and a neighbor. He fell from the wagon and sustained a fatal skull fracture. The incident, likely instantaneous, leaves his death as a notable loss to local homesteaders.
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