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The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1920

Page

8

State Club Leader Resigns To Lead Western Club Work

RB G Foster resigns as state leader of boys and girls club work in New Mexico to become assistant in charge of club work in the Western states with headquarters in Washington DC He will begin December 1 and supervise club work in Arizona California Colorado Idaho New Mexico Montana Utah Washington and other western areas Foster, a former Colfax county leader, graduated from New Mexico Agricultural College in 1919 and has been active in Roy visits for Near East relief donations.

RB. G. Foster New Mexico Washington Mr. Foster Colfax Sung New Mexico Agricultural College Washington, D. C Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Graton Utah Foster J. Mills-Young Armee Near East Fund Roy

Roy Arizona Town Seeks Growth and Public Works

A historical piece on Roy, a small incorporated town 69 miles NW of Tucumcari, noting growth since 1906, a $45,000 water works bond, a 1400 foot water well, new schools and church buildings, two banks, multiple stores, and plans for a creamery and new residences. Freight volumes reach about $10,000 monthly, with Roy aiming to become county seat and attract regional investment.

Roy Tucumcari Dawson Deh “Gries Talaga Sae Sehidol Christian Church Cencre Tavo Eweler Amesa Man

Harding urges cooperation to aid farmers in price crisis

Federal Reserve Board Governor Harding told a joint agricultural committee that cooperation among producers bankers and the public is essential as farmers face falling prices. He urged selling surplus crops to reduce debt and predicted stabilization after the holidays aided by foreign markets and potential trade with central Europe.

Harding Federal Reserve Board Washington Joint Senate House Agricultural Committee Houston Treasury Department Treasury Europe

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Tequesquite Mesa Roy Brothers Frank A Eugene J. H Wm. C. Roy Canyons el Paso & Southwestern Railroad Mesay Flynn Saddles Roy Harness Spop Roy M. Fitzgerald Prop Mesa Maxwell Fise & Goodyear Ford Parts Pioneer Mosqpero N. M Dodds Wester Block Anderson Garagh. & Machine Works
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