Acacia Lodge No 538 A F AM Chartered After Delays
Acacia Lodge No 538A F and AM of Roy is at last chartered and a regular working lodge after six months of delays due to quarantine snow storms and other causes Grand Master Alex D Goldenburg sent District Deputy Dr Ormiston and Brown to perform ceremonies The officers elected include Fred Brown T Mitchell Gibbs J Mitchell and others Out of town members J Frank Smith Will Loftin J W Wilson and W C Bradley All meetings are set for the second and fourth Saturdays with work in the degrees to commence at the next session
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Acacia Lodge
F & AM of
Roy
Ormiston
Brown
Alex D. Goldenburg
Fred 8. Brown
T. E. Mitchell
W. M. D. Gibbs
D. W. L. Dunn
Albert Bacharach
F. F. Ivey
W. Neill
Tyler
J. Frank Smith
Will Loftin
J. W. Wilson
W. C. Bradley
Mosquero
Illness and family travel items amid winter conditions
Jim Johnson Sr. misses work due to two week sickness and a snow storm scheme. He took his daughter to El Paso to stay with the surgeon who operated last year. Jim planned to attend the Woodmen Grand Council at Deming on the trip. Mrs C W B Leatherman remains seriously ill at her daughter's home. Mr Leatherman came from the Trigg ranch to help care for her.
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Jim Johnson Sr
el Paso
Jim
Woodmen Grand Council
C. W. B. Leatherman
Wm.g. Johnson
Leatherman
Trigg Ranch
Social at the Wensells Home Includes Notables
Mr. and Mrs. Wensell hosted guests last Thursday an evening of dancing and music. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R B Alldredge Mrs. Voylesburg Mrs 4 C Belknap Mr. and Mrs Frank A Roy Mr and Mrs E Waxton Mrs Bessie McNama and Mr Marion Pruitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wensell
R.B. Alldredge
Voylesburg
C. Belknap
Frank A. Roy
E.waxton
Bessie McNama
Marion
Pruitt
Missouri trip prompts calf losses report
Mrs. Hillard Rhyne returned Sunday from Missouri. Harry Brockman cared for her stock during her absence and reported three calves perished in the last snow storm.
Howe and Family Return From Las Vegas Winter
Howe and family return from a winter spent in Las Vegas and plan to stay at their farm this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Las Vegas
Open Public Library Seeks Community Support and Quiet Study
The public library will stay open daily till 9 PM and welcomes magazine or book donations from all ages. Patrons must register borrowed books with the librarian and return within one week or pay a fine. Quiet, orderly behavior is required in the reading room.
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Red Cross
Roy N. M
Gibbs to Attend Easter Program of Knight Templars
Dr. M D Gibbs planned to attend the Easter program in Tucumcari with Knight Templars members. Prof Trumbull and two other agricultural lecturers left Roy by train last week, then the party rode autos toward Mills. They canceled the tour and returned home due to mud.
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M. D. Gibbs
Knight Templars
Tucumari
Trumbull
Roy
Watts
Hugh Mitchell Family Plans SA Reading Start
Hugh Mitchell and family look to the SA for future use as a new reader. Kim Christman petitions for Homer Parks release from army service. Jim relies on Parks this summer for tractor work well drilling and wheat farming activities.
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Hugh Mitchell
Hugh
Wbooster
Kim Christman
Homer Parks
Jim
Easter Sermon Set At World Place by Pastor Wilson
Rev J M Wilson pastor of the M B Church will preach at World Place during the Easter service next Sunday April 20. Le Fred Brown returned home from Santa We Thursday after his Springer car broke down he walked to Abbott and sent an SOS to friends in Roy who sent a car after him.
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Wagon Mound
Bernard C Rutsler
J. M. Wilson
M. B. Church
Fred Brown
Santa
Springer
Abbott
Roy
Northeastern New Mexico Oil Company Incorporation
The document records the Certificate of Incorporation for Northeastern New Mexico Oil Company filed in Mora County New Mexico. It lists the registered office Roy Mora and agents, authorized capital five hundred thousand dollars, 500000 shares at one dollar each, and names incorporators with their shares. It notes perpetual duration of fifty years with a three-year staggered director term and witness seals. The record includes notarial acknowledgments and filing dates in Santa Fe and Roy.
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City of
Santa Fe
A. D
Hugh H. Williams
Roy
County of
Mora
State of New Merse
Brown Bt
Penerss
Mmity
TLL
Sears
Flobrseim
Bown
Balldredge
Plomrsheim
Lville Plobrsheim
Geo. TH. Ray
Leanmer Dunk
Sam Strong
F. D. Meffert
Lobensox
Ljustier
BB Ivey
F. J. Stron
W. W Gilstrap
Yrank A. Hoy
Thils
Murels
Floerheim
FS Brown
Alldredae
Elpersheim
Melville Ploersheim
I Brown
Gea
H. Kay
Lewhmer Daun
Saul Strong
F. D. Moffert
N. J. Bens
Sony CL
Justice
PB. Ivey
T. J Strong
Gikstrap
Prank
Mtabastern New Mexico Oil
State Corporation
Commission of New Mosiva
TL. Morrison
Visitors Bring News and Warm Welcome to Ray
Mr Wagner and wife of Oklahoma and friends of Mr and Mrs Fullbright arrived in Ray last week. They will stay awhile to judge the climate. George Ray visited Tucumcari. Harry Van Horne returned from overseas and is discharged from the army.
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George Ray
Harry van Horne
Hante
Oil stock sale boosts Roy Bank chief’s investment
Oil H. B. Jones, president of the Roy Bank, arrived from Tucumcari last Thursday and invested $2000 in Roy Oil Co. stock. Demand was strong enough that the company paused new share sales for development funding. Jones praised the pilot program and regarded the mesa project as superior to similar Texas ventures.
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H. B. Jones
Roy Bank
Tucumcari
Roy Oil Co
Jongs
Belives
Mesa
Bette
Texas
Local notes from Solano and Liberty area business and community
Northeastern New Mexico Oil Co. files incorporation papers in Santa Fe with GM F. 8. Brown asserting strong oil lands under leases. Omar Keene joins paper staff. the Solano community welcomes a Sunday School reorganization at Liberty School House on April 27. Wreck on Rock Island near Obar delays traffic. T.E. Mitchell’s prize bull survives the wreck. Mrs. Will Harvey and family discuss land sales and Wheat prospects. John T. Glover of Diagonal Iowa praises the Solano news and plans another year of reading the 8 A.
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F. 8. Brown
Northeastern New Mexico Oil Co
Santa Fe
Omar Keene
Rual Wade
Jim
Chrisman
Omar
Rock Island
Obar
T.e.mitchell
Kansas City
Will Harvey
Solano
N.M
Thes A
Oklahoma City
el Reno
John T. Glover
Diagonal
Iowa
Mills man asks for missed paper and editorial note
John Hanton of Mills called Friday to request his missing issue. The editor states they will stop printing when readers notice a missing issue.
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John Hanton
Mills
Ethel Urall Sends News From Whitewater New Mexico
Ethel Urall writes from Whitewater New Mexico where she is teaching this winter for the 8 A. her return for another year and her joy in prospect here. Her parents remain in Redlands California but find the climate there too mild for her and she comes back to good old New Mexico.
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Mra
Ethel Urall
Whitewater
N. M
Redlands
Calif
Dinner guests at Branch home praised hospitality
The Editor, a guest at the Branch home last Friday, enjoyed a better than usual dinner. Regular boarders were called lucky and well fed, while Misses Den acted as hostesses without our initial notice.
Solano Man Recovering After Canyon Firewood Work
Jack Mills of Solano was at Dr Selfs Sanitorium last week for treatment of injuries from attempting backbreaking work in the canyons getting posts and firewood. He still has a bad back and will take it easy for a while.
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Jack Mills
Solano
Ivey Returns From East After Health Treatment
F E Ivey comes back from a long eastward stay where treatment for a health disorder led him to relinquish active life. He is improved and believes diet changes aid his recovery. Friends would hardly recognize him as he sports a new moustache and a changed voice. Fred Ogden arrived Friday and visited his parents T M Ogden and wife. He is on vacation from the Dawson Mines paymaster's office after traveling to Albuquerque and other places, looking healthier than ever.
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F. E. Ivey
East
Shere
Fred Ogden
T. M.ogden
Dawson Mines
Albuquerque
Mahoney Family Welcomes New Boy on the Mesa
Mr and Mrs Jack Mahoney announce the birth of their son last week on the mesa. The family already has several daughters and the new arrival is described as a welcome addition in a home where he will be cherished.
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Jack Mahoney
Mesa
Windmill Oil Talk Delays Mail Route Says Brashears
On Brashears’s route workers skip oiling windmills as oil chatter fills the air and causes delays and frustration.
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Wil
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