Roy Post No 33 Consolidated Rural Schools chartered
Roy Post No 33 Consolidated Rural Schools was instituted Monday evening by 16 boys as charter members with Homer Holmes elected Post Commander and Ernest Br Vice Commander. The new group plans weekly meetings in the theater building and aims to recruit local veterans and residents from Mills Solano and Merced areas into a Legion power for good while addressing community education needs.
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Roy Post
Homer Holmes
Ernest Br
Reg ‘Theater
Rey
Mills
Solano
Menguero
Meva
Legion
Ted
In Memoriam and Birth Registration Notes
Memorial note for Claude H Hand written by a loving admirer and a discussion urging birth registration to establish parentage citizenship and child welfare. The piece links infant mortality prevention with lawful birth record filing by parents when no attending physician is present.
Notice to Soldiers Gather at Roy Theatre Meeting
All men who served in Army or Navy during the 1917 18 war are asked to meet Roy Post No 35 American Legion at the Roy Theatre on Monday evening December 8. Plans include discussion of matters of interest and a call to plan a game. Homer Jolmes Post Attest Earl McMinimy Adjt.
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Roy Post
American Legion
Roy Theatre
Citizens pledge funds for Roy hotel and growth plans
The article notes a public pledge of 3 000 dollars to furnish land for a 15 000 dollar hotel as Roy aims to attract trade and business. It mentions demand for better accommodations, rentals rising, and local sentiment driving development while C E Anderson reports purchasing an Oakland 8 and plans to return to Indiana.
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Roy
C. E. Anderson
Indiana
Fie
Mme. ‘Anderson
Money Spent In State By New Mexico Public Health Assoc
The article lists funds used by the New Mexico Public Health Association and names many directors and officers from across the state. It notes bonds drawn on an December drive and highlights prominent figures from governor to university leaders, banks, educators, and clergy involved in the campaign.
Health Christmas Seal Sale Called by Pankey in 1918
Lieutenant Governor B F Pankey, state Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale chairman, urges a health Christmas. He cites war lessons on health, notes one third of young men unfit for service, compares human life value to cattle, and promotes a small levy to fund health programs.
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B. F. Pankey
C Cairman
New Mexico
Ted Cross
Tuberculosis Nurses Sought to Aid Discharged Soldiers
New Mexico health officials urge a Red Cross seal sale in December to fund a specialist tuberculosis nurse. She will track the 408 discharged tuberculous men and ensure they receive care, preventing the spread and helping them reintegrate into communities after military service.
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Deal
WIN Furnteh
New, Mexico
Army
Navy
Indiana
Illinois
Ste
New Mexico
Mio
Red Cross
Christmas Seals Mark Joy Yet Support TB Fight
Christmas seals symbolize cheer and peace while funding tuberculosis work. The seal combines the American Red Cross emblem and a religious cross, urging holiday giving. In New Mexico, one percent of proceeds stay local to fund health campaigns against TB.
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Pur Berembovis’ Association
Hat Alwage
New Mexico
Health bonds endorsed by state leaders in Christmas seal drive
Governor Larrazolo and Lieutenant Governor Pankey back the health bonds tied to the Red Cross Christmas seal campaign. New Mexico Public Health Association officers Holm Burnum and Nathan Jaffa join as state leaders oversee funds. The drive runs December 9 to 10 and supports a proposed state department of health.
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Red Cross
C. A. Lartagolo
B. F. Pankey
Holm
Bursam
Socorro
Nathan Jaffa
Roswell
Pankey
New Mexico Public Health Association
Larrazolo
Na State Department of Health
State Department of Health
Burnum
Jaffa
Shopping in 1918 Red Cross seals urge thrift
The verse extols prudent spending in 1918, urging shoppers to guard wealth and buy Red Cross Christmas Seals to protect children’s health, framing charity as part of wise consumer conduct.
Ex soldiers aided by federal education board plans
The Federal Board of Vocational Education extends a campaign to reach all disabled soldiers and sailors. A representative from the New Mexico State Board will visit Dec 8 to assist claims and provide information at the Roy Red Cross Rooms, with Mrs. Ogden coordinating home service.
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Federal Board of Vocational Education
N.M. State Board
Ogden
Secy Home Service
Red Cross
Roy
Irvin Ogden
Phat Case Tractor in New Mexico Sale Adverts
Farm ers urged to attend the C F Leonhard sale on Dee 10 for a Case 20 40 Tractor described as nearly new with plow and disc, suitable for a small threshing setup. Field tests claim superiority, buyers can bid their own price. Albuquerque He Booster editor Col D K B Sellers notes over a million and a half dollars wasted on road work and urges Republicans to plan less and build roads.
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C. F. Leonhard
Dee
D. K. B. Sellers
Albuquerque
Andersons buy horse track lots to start blacksmith shop
New owners Paul and Virgil Anderson purchase four horse track lots from J. M. George for 1000 dollars. They plan a winter blacksmith shop and a spring big garage and machine shop. A dispute ends with Joze Pacheco pleading guilty to robbery and receiving a three year term. Delta County Colorado buried under deep snow. Santa Fe trains stalled. Wagner School hosts Box Supper and Pie Sale December 19 to fund needs. Postmaster William G. Johnson visited Oklahoma with wife.
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Paul and
Virgil Anderson
J. M. George
Last Weel
Delta County
Colorado
Mountain
Santa Fe
Mrs McMinimy Visits Kin Folk At Rey Church
Mrs M H McMinimy of Frankfort Kansas joined her daughter Mrs F A Roy and returned home with her son after a long stay. Though advanced in age she remains spry and keen on current events as a young person. Christian Church in Rey held meetings led by Rey McClure with diligent workers and the results were gratifying.
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Christian Church
Rey
McClure
Springer to vote on 55000 bond for new high school
Springer voters will decide December 4 on issuing a 55000 bond to finance a new high school building. The item notes a history of conservative spending and acknowledges past practices over 35 years.
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Springer
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Consolidated Rural Schools
J. E. Russell
Clarendon
Texas
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Pleasant View
Mr. Johnson
Bee
Russell
Pleasant View School
Tillis Branch
Sphinoso
Aheeganyon
Mesa
Tha Mesa
Schell
Seouc
Dan Laumbach
Downes
Pét
General Red Cross Fund
L. M. Livingston
Solang
Laxpense
Dr. Plumlee
Irvin Ogden, Sr. Mgr
Sale
A. L. Newman
C. A. Smith
Wilson Co
Alice Jackson
Solane
Fhe SA
Claude H. Hand
Ego Plasombur
Homer Jolmes
Attest
Earl McMinimy
Irectors.of
Pubwc Health Assoclation
Imeney
New Malco
Spetat
Mexico
D. A. Daswazele
Ben, F.ponkey
Mele Uiem
Etuke Committee
Bola ‘C. Bursum
Socanne Stockman
Iege
Nathan Dut‘fa
Board of Regents
The
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Daewell
Hank
Wice
W. J. Murray
Silver City Banker's
Bronson M. Cutting
Latenor
Roswell Military Institute
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Albuquengee
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Rogers
Las Vegas
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Eucl Ren
David Jeas Boyd
the State University
Frank Ji. H. Roberts
Jonathan 8. Wager
Stave
H.J. Hagerman
Tate
W. EB. Dandsey
Portales
Eduardo M. Otero
Paul G. Redington
Chas. Springer
Alert
Ca- Mach
A. D. Crile
C. 3. Cotton
Waux Garela
Ghermon Gusdor
Barnum
Pete
la Cueva
Melville Floersheim
Trinidad
Joe
J. Floersheim
Springer Plant
el Servicio del Departamente
Graz
el Servicio
la Ofecina Estara Abierta Cada
Cuartes de la Cruz Reja En Rey
Springer Times
Emmett Alldredge
Emmet
Les
Mrs. Alldredge
Roy City
Edium
May Worley
Los Angeles
California
W. W. Snyder
Marvin Lay
Misa Flora Dean
Scrolt
Goaagh
Rev
S. B. Thomas
Wagon Mound Sentinel
Bro. Thomas
Oura
Rolin Barrett
Barrett, Kansas
Floersheim
Father Vachon
Benedict IV
New Business
Joze Pacheco
Davids
D. A. Rainbow
Carpenter Tools
Wagner
J. G. Reed
Wm. G. Johnson
Oklahoma
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