Oil Development in North-Eastern New Mexico Oil Co Formed
A local meeting formed The North-Eastern New Mexico Oil Co Incorporated with capital stock of 500000 dollars. Officers include Floersheim president F B Brown V P R E Alldredge secretary L Justice and Tyens. Articles filed in Santa Fe and local investors join a home‑grown oil prospect touted as superior to Texas offers. Ralph James, Santa Fe Railroad auditor and Roy Schools graduate, visited. editorial notes emphasize education as a future investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Oi Co. (Incorporated
Floersheim
Texas
Ralph James
Roy
Santa Fe
Will Hill
Dehagtsn
Snodgrass Wood Co. Manager Visits Crowe Home
J. H. Henritze of the Snodgrass Wood Co. in Raton visited the Crowe home this week and noted abundant moisture in the area this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Henritze
Snodgrass Wood Co
Raton
F. H. Crowe
Sisters Arrive at Roy Catholic Institution with Mother Superior
Father Antoine founder of the Catholic Institution School in Roy arrives with Mother Superior Gamilla and Sister Renolds. They and Fr Vachon have traveled from El Paso and are at the new house preparing for permanent occupants, with busy times at the rectory and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Antoine
San Antonio
Texas
Catholic Institution School
Roy
Wensday
Gamilla
Renolds
el Paso
Fr. Vachon
Miss McNama Resigns From Roy Trading Co for Las Vegas Firm
Miss McNama an accountant and bookkeeper at Roy Trading Co has resigned her post and accepted employment with a Las Vegas firm she will leave immediately.
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Miss McNama
The
Roy Trading, Co
Returned Soldier Homer Holmes Reunites With Roy Family
Homer Holmes, Roy's first Volunteer, arrived home Saturday from overseas to rejoicing by his aged parents and friends. He left in April two years ago, served as artilleryman and worked in rear repair shops, never ill and never hospitalized. Forest Judy, another Roy boy, serves in the Navy traveling widely from San Francisco to Alaska, Panama, and destined for New York after South American ports.
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Homer Holmes
Homer
Roy
Forest Judy
Roy Boys
Navy
San Francisco
Swanson Bay
Washington
Alaska
Frisco
San Diego
Panama
New York
Mrs Upton's Washington post and Dawson visit tale
Mrs Pete Upton of Solano spent a year in Washington as a stenographer in a government post. She visited her mother Mrs Hepburn then Dawson to see her husband, a Dawson explosion victim from three years ago. They plan California relocation soon.
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Pete Upton
Solano
Washington
Hepburn
Dawson
Upton
California
Springer visit brings Hanson and Ploersheim family
Mrs. Al Hanson and her children arrival by train from Springer follows a brief visit. Mrs. Melville Ploersheim and children also traveled Sunday with their party. Their brother Sylvan Ploersheim, foreman at the Springer Times, accompanied them briefly, working for his brother I. C. Floersheim.
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al Hanson
Melville Ploersheim
Springer
Sylvan Ploersheim
Springer Times
1. C. Floersheim
Undertaker J J Errington Seeks Hillard Rhyne Burial
J J Errington an undertaker from Raton traveled Saturday to prepare the body of Hillard Rhyne for transport and burial. He is known for his splendid service, earning many friends through his thoughtful work and courteous ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Errington
Raton
Hillard Rhyne
Fuller Drives to Roy Amid Bad Roads
Mr Fuller, a garage man from Mosquero, drove to Roy on Tuesday. He said he met people he knew but the roads were bad enough at his end to slow him down.
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Mr. Fuller
Mosquero
Roy
Ear Abscess Plagues Grant Kitchell with Suffering
Grant Kitchell endures several days of misery due to a painful abscess in his right ear. Medical care and relief efforts are expected to address the condition as authorities monitor his recovery.
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Grant Kitchell
Death of Hillard Rhyne Remains in Roy Community
Hillard Rhyne died Friday March 28 after a brief illness. Born January 24 1872 in Blount County Tennessee he was 70 years old. He married Minnlie Cox in 1906 and leaves a son Joseph, six brothers including Martin L. Rhyne, and relatives across Illinois Missouri and California. Baptist conversion in 1918 guided a devoted life. funeral April 1 at the Roy Baptist Church. Burial followed in Butler Missouri with family.
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Hillard Rhyn
James Hillard Rhyne
Blunt Co
Tennessee
Minnile Cox
jVade Mo
Joseph
Martin L. Rhyne
Illinois
Missouri
California
Baptist Church
Roy
W. A. Dawn
C. W. Hearn
The
Christian Church
J. M. Wilson
Methodist Church
Butler
Martin
Local Club and Notables Doings In Albuquerque
The N M Cattle and Horse Growers Assn at Albuquerque passes resolutions mourning Ex-Governor William C. McDonald. Omar Keene returns from Walsenburg to visit family and work as a printer. Y P S C B meeting last Sunday featured Dorothy Gibbs. next Sunday J D Wade leads discussions on Prayer. Will Gilstrap touts a Jersey cow from T C Scott with a seven day milk record of 191 pounds.
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N. M. Cattle and Horse |Growers Assn
Albuquerque
Wm. C. McDonald
Y. P
C. B
Dorothy Gibbs
J. D. Wade
Will Gilstrap
New Jersey
Cockrell Sale Draws Strong Bids Amid Public Interest
Geo G. Cockrell's sale on Wednesday April n drew a large crowd and fetched solid prices. He plans to depart Thursday for Central Missouri, indicating the event's success and the owner's upcoming travel.
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Geo G. Cockrell
Missouri
Quiet Village School Election Yields Narrow City Results
In Roy a village election saw low turnout and little enthusiasm. Sam Rateliff won with 109 votes, self candidate 103, Drew D. Gibbs 35, Poyd E. Ivey 2, total 272. Local leaders hope trustees will handle town interests. Easter Ball fundraiser planned by the Catholic Ladies supports the new Rectory.Several local notices follow including visits, court summons, and Sunday church services.
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Sam Rateliff
Dr. T
S Self
Drew D. Gibbs
Poyd E. Ivey
Ain Ors
History proves America cannot escape world entanglement
A historical view argues that since 1620 the United States has been drawn into major conflicts with Britain and later global events. It contends that geopolitical isolation is imaginary and that the League of Nations embodies American ideals in shaping world affairs.
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America
United States
Great Britains
League of Nations
League
Algeciras
Wbes
U. S
Japan
China
North African
U.S
Joy Trading Co. Store Names New Manager
A change in Joy Trading Co. Store management took effect Thursday morning as Al S. Hanson of Springer, formerly Roy, assumed leadership, succeeding Claude L. Weasell who will start his own business. The occasion drew warm wishes from local friends and Wengell and his wife, who hope they remain nearby.
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Joy Trading Co
al S. Hanson
Springer
Roy
Claude L. Weasell
Hanson
Wengell
Mora County School Fund Apportionment Details
County Superintendent Alfredo Lucero reports state funds apportioned to Mora County Schools totaling 4502.75 for 442 school age children at seven cents per capita. Notes include Row with 222 pupils receiving 215.34, Solange 50 pupils 57.88, Mills 180 pupils 126.10. Report on file for directors and others interested.
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Alfredo Lucero
Mora County
Solange
Mills
Mosquera Arthur Schramm Leaves Farm Work Behind For Rest
Arthur Schramm a Mosquera who planned to work for Leo Wagher on the farm this summer is still suffering from the after effects of flu and went home Tuesday to rest until he is able to work.
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Arthur Schramm
Leo Wagher
Public opinion backs League of Nations, Lit Digest finds
The Literary Digest surveyed 1,377 daily newspapers to gauge support for the League of Nations. Results show 181 yes 479 conditional and 0 no, indicating overwhelming nationwide favor across regions and suggesting a referendum would likely exceed two to one in support.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Literary Digest
U. S
United States
League
Harry Redd Returns to Prewar Job at Roy Trading Co
Harry Redd resumes duties at Roy Trading Co warehouse tossing 100 lb sacks as if they were toys. Rumors of business changes and new firms swirl, suggesting the town may soon enter a real boom. More details to come as events unfold.
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Harry Redd
Roy Trading Co
Mumps cases reported as recovering. locals adjust
Several mumps cases are reported but all are recovering. April Fools Day passed quietly this year. Mrs. R Lopez and daughter Lola shopped in Las Vegas. Tip Mooney shipped two cars of sheep and one of cattle from Roy to Shamrock Texas after Inspector F A Roy approved. Ploersheim attempted to drill out a long drilled well. Volders abandoned their test drill after it caved. He plans private water for family but will await city supply.
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Tip Mooney
Roy
Shamrock Texas
F. A. Roy
Ploersheim
Volder
Edgar
Melville
Mitchells travel as herd plans touted for New Mexics
Albert Mitchell and his sister traveled from Albert on Thursday with Albert bound for Arizona on business and Miss Mitchell visiting California. Their father remains in Kansas City this week to arrange a new herd-bail, described as the best in the state or ever brought to New Mexics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mitchell
Albert
Arizona
Miss Mitchell
California
Kansas City
Fragmented Prose Reflects Acknowledged Life Wisdom
A garbled quote alluding to wisdom and mortality appears as a clipped, incomplete reflection on life and death. It mentions a "web of life" and references to Truth, process, and a thinker named Phillips Brooks in a distorted passage.
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Rining
Ife
Phillips Brooks
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