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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

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Red Cross Chapter Planned at Roy and War Book Trial

The Red Cross will establish a Roy chapter with jurisdiction south of the river after serving as an Auxiliary at Large. They sent knitted goods to Denver and continued preparations for more items. Also noted are local health and service updates, a new minister, and a Public Information Committee book on German war practices urging action and patriotic support.

Ladies of the Red Cross Roy Denver U.S State Department Germany

Roy native Lieut Belknap to report for active duty

Lieut C C Belknap of Roy returned home to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C C Belknap after serving as principal of Capitan NM schools for four years. He recently earned a commission as First Lieut from Officers Training Camp and will report to Camp Travis San Antonio Texas after the holidays. He expects to be in France in active service before spring.

C. C. Belknap Roy Capitan NM Camp Travis San Antonio Tex France Ernest Collins Irvin Ogden Weston Pelphrey Collins Nolan Alaska California States

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jess Davenport at Roy Garage

Roy area announces the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davenport on Monday December 10. The Roy Union Sunday School last Sunday urged Congress to submit the proposed National Prohibition Amendment to the states and appointed a committee to transmit it to Congressman Walton.

Jess Davenport Roy Garage Roy Union Sunday School Congress Walton

Acquittal in Cow Theft Case In Judge Foster Court

Frank Howell faced charges of stealing his own cow and was tried in Judge Foster's Court last week. He was acquitted and awarded custody of the cow amid noted misunderstandings and blunders in the proceedings. The issue also notes S A Christmas advertising borders and a M W A regular meeting on December 15 at CCF Hall to elect officers.

Frank Howell 1.C. C. F. Hall

Trial in Archuleta vs loersheim set for Friday in Las Vegas

The Archuleta versus loersheim case goes to trial in Las Vegas this Friday. The editor and about forty other witnesses are ready, and the editor rushed the paper to meet the schedule, causing a brief news shortage.

Archuleta

Chilli Dinner Benefit Amid Roy Community Hall Appeal

An old fashioned chilli dinner for Red Cross aid will be served at the Roy Community Hall on Saturday December 15 from 11 AM until sold out. Coffee and beans accompany the meal as the community supports the cause. all are invited to attend.

Roy Red Cross

Revised Boards for Mora County Face Local Draft Board Gaps

The list of Revised Local Draft Boards and Legal Advisory Boards is published for the state this week. Mora County loses a representative on its Local Draft Board, with Patricio Lamehes and James R. Davis named for Mora and Wii. The Mora County Legal Board includes Stanley A. Foutz Wagon Mound C A Stronz Mora and Frank A. Roy Roy. Examining Physicians in Mora are deferred to San Miguel and Colfax advisory boards, with E Crampton John Morrow Charles M. Bayne of Raton Steven B. Davis Jr W G Heydon and C A Larrizolo of Las Vegas to select physicians. The reason remains uncertain, but local opinion notes a strong trust in Dr Primlee as an essential member and questions the new arrangement’s impact on Mora County.

Mora County Patricio Lamehes C. A Mora James R. Davis Wii Stanley A. Foutz Primlee Sali Aba

Soldier Roy Evans Returns on Leave and Hopes for Promotion

Roy Evans, on leave from Camp Puriston, impressed officers with a perfect physical exam and Spanish skill. He trained hard and hopes to become Orderly Sergeant or lead a squad on return. He notes his camp life and mentions George Lamb, a Boy Boy, who has lost his reason and is in an asylum in California.

Roy Evans Puriston Roy George Lamb California

Petition to declare section lines as highways on the mesa

A letter argues that all section lines should be highways to avoid repeated petitions. It suggests residents petition to discontinue impractical lines and criticizes wire gates, noting many newcomers leave roads open voluntarily and urging collective action.

Dr Gibbs to occupy new Fairview Pharmacy January 1

Dr M D Gibbs leases the business room in the Flier sheim Block and will open Fairview Pharmacy on January 1. A Social Fountain will be among the new fixtures. Dog will relocate his family to the Kitchell building.

M. D. Gibbs Fliersheim Block Fairview Dog Kitchell

Red Cross Benefit at Hall Draws Large Crowd

Receipts from Saturday night entertainment for Red Cross totaled over 45. Profits came from ticket sales as participants praised for rehearsals and varied acts. Lieut Belknap spoke on Soldier Life and a military drill by boys impressed attendees.

Red Cross Belknap

Mrs Bessie Wood Leaves for Strong City Kansas

Miss Bessie Wood departs Tuesday for home in Strong City Kansas after a busy stay as a useful and active local resident. Her relatives and duties called, ending her time here with the community.

Bessie Wood Strong City Kansas Miss Wood

Miller visit to ailing father in Denver area

Guy E. Miller and his wife from Denver, Colorado arrived Sunday to visit their ailing father W. K. Miller, who has been seriously ill at Kitchens for a week. Miller, with H. M. Applegate, drove out in his father's Ford to view land on the Hoggatt tract.

Guy E. Miller Denver Colorado W. K. Miller Mr. Miller H. M. Applegate Hoggatt

Store Closure After Illness Leaves Work to Staff

C L Weasell, manager of the Roy I il, is ill with grippe and confined to bed, leaving the store duties to the remaining staff.

C. L. Weasell Mgr The Roy Trading Co Grippe

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