Strayed Heifer and Local Farm Notices
Strayed red two year old heifer branded D.F. with wet on left hip. Notify Fred Young, Roy New Mexico Watch to prevent discharge or freeze and take to ANDERSON'S for expert service. W H Wilcox and wife visited from their Optima ranch earlier this week. Mr Kronig Agt Mora County oversees regional agricultural interests this May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.F
Fred Young
Roy
New Mexico
Anderson’s
Kronig Agr
Agant
Mora County
Mesa
Winter Twilight Over The Gray Town Bells
A fragment describing softly fallen snow in a gray town with firelit windows and whitened byways. Carillons and chimes ring in a Christmas mood as an angel chorus proclaims joy, good will, and peace on earth amid the snowfall.
Local Notes Reflect Weather and Community Events
W R Bradley and partners braved a cloudburst on the Amarillo road delaying their return. Hazen brothers home from DeHaven endured snow and blizzard. A brief lit society program impressed Solano residents led by T J Heiman. Teachers’ meeting drew poor attendance due to bad weather. Mrs C Driscoll hosted. Weekend visitors included Bradley and Fuller households. Ills affected Hazen and Sanger families. Sunday school attendance waned but hope rises. Minister back in service with thanks to Albert Driscoll for transport. Next teachers’ meeting to be hosted by Mrs Phil Crosneck. Sun church visitors from Mosquero and Solano areas. Roy area guests Mrs Oscar Aspgren and Mrs Lysle Hazen and Grandmother Hazen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. R. Bradley
Tell
al Cloud
Amarillo
Tex
Hazen Boys
DeHaven
Christmas Programs Set With Donations From Woods
The community prepares a combined literary and Christmas program for Bradley while avoiding conflicts with Mosquero and Solano events. Mr and Mrs M L Woods donate their organ to accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Solano
M. L. Woods
Dilemma For Wheat Growers Discussed In Washington
Washington December 9 Frank M Agee of Topeka says American wheat growers face a dilemma. If they hold for higher prices they compete with other nations selling under three dollars a bushel. If they sell now they may lose money, after prewar planting costs. Farmers profited when prices rose to three dollars and more, then faced readjusted costs as the market fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol News Service
Frank M. Agee
Topeka
Holloman Rules State Income Tax Law Invalid
District Judge Reed Holloman held the state income tax law unconstitutional upholding attackers' contentions that its graduated features invalidated it and that it discriminated by taxing domestic but not foreign companies. An appeal to the supreme court seeks a quick decision to clear the way for possible 1921 tax legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Holloman
Supreme Court
Foibles of Dickens Noted in Ink and Paper Habits
A fragment recalls Dickens writing habits including his use of blue ink and paper to influence mood. It mentions the practice of dating entries fully by day and month, with emphasis on a specific date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Haries Dickens
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.H. Wilcox
the Auto Electric Shop
V. V. Caris
Kitchell Block
B. F. Wright
Bulider
Lit Society
T. J. Heiman
C. Driscoll
W. R. Bradley
Ed Fuller
Arthur Hazen
E. Hughbanks
Don Bradley
Oscar Murphy
Charles Sanger
Albert Driscoll
Phil Crosneck
Messrs
Oscar Aspgren
Lysle Hazen
Grandmother Hazen
Ster
A.P. Shaya Company
Foster Bik Roy
Ver
Cristmas
Holloman
Runnely
Avery
Anderson Garage & Machine Works
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