Forty Old Soldiers Benefit From Pensions Push
A New Mexican reader notes Delegate Andrews drives pension approvals and increases for military veterans and widows across New Mexico, with a published list of forty monthly stipends from March to May 1907 and a brief update on post office changes including new appointments at Felix and Doris and a discontinued Carisbrook, Colfax county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Andrews
New Mexican
Washington
New Mexico
Yellow Leg Reformers
Talpa
Rafael Ortiz Y Chavez
Mora
Juan A. Alice
el Rito
George M. Overhall
Fort Wingate
James Kenney
Duran
H. S. Shaffer
Estey
Tel
Farmington
Jose Prudencio
Hondo
William F. Peel
Fort Bayard
Lewis Bixon
Carter
Marcus Chavez
Las Vegas
David Wean
East Las Vegas
Phronia Lafferty
Felix
Chavez County
Carisbrook
Colfax County
Raton
Doris
Quay County
P. P. Parsons
Pensions Granted in New Mexico in 1907 1908 List
The Washington 1908 notice lists multiple New Mexico residents granted pensions, with names such as Patrick Higgins Socorro and Juan Martins Leyba Mora. Monthly amounts range from 12 to 320 dollars, effective dates from March 11 to June 10, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Patrick Higgins
Socorro
Juan Martins Leyba
Mora
Candelario Garcia
Jose Gonzales
Antonio Montes Vigil
Ledoux
William McCormick
Hagerman
Richmond
Williams
Vance
Roy
John S. Nelson
Las Vegas
David Romero
Hobart
Bacilla Martin
Sandoval
J. &. F. Loring
Cleveland
George Tompkins
Jicarilla
J. H. G. Mentzheimer
Gallup
Vincente Quintana
Pecos
John W. Perry
Solano
Gregorio Mondragon
Pintada
Vincente Martinez
Taos
Springer Newsnotes and Mora County Notables
W H Willcox from Roy visits Springer on business. Epimenio Martinez and wife attend funeral of Thomas A Salazar from Wagon Mound. Mrs J Floersheim of Roy visits, guests with Mrs Douglas Wright. Mrs Clarence Wright and children move to Springer from Roy. W A Vance visits from near Roy. Irwin Floersheim visits home folks. Patricia Sanchez and wife of Mora attend Salazar funeral. El Combate, long running Wagon Mound paper, discontinued after fire destroyed office. now published in Las Vegas with difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Willcox
United States
Roy
Mora County
Epimenio Martinez
Wagon Mound
Thomas A. Salazar
Douglas Wright
Clarence Wright
Springer
Patricia Sanchez
Mora
M. M. Salazar
A Cheerful Disposition Inspires Bright Conduct
The text advocates cheerful disposition as a beneficial tonic for self and others. It emphasizes a bright face, lively speech, and happy tone as infectious and uplifting in daily life.
Encouraging Good Spirits and Healthy Life Views
A fragmented reflection on fostering ease and cheerful attitudes in oneself and others, aiming to nurture positive outlooks and resilient mindset through comforting guidance and wholesome perspectives.
Mark Twain Victor At Banquet For Humorous Street Tale
Editor recalls Mark Twain at a supper banquet where he joked about Damascus Street called Straight from Innocents Abroad. Haskett Smith Palestine lecturer claimed a photograph showed the street as straight as possible, prompting Twain to quip about the drink Hasket Smith had that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Damascus
Haskett Smith
Palestine
Hasket Smith
Twain
The Jealous Wife Observes Attentive Husband
In a dialogue the wife questions her happiness with an attentive husband. She contends his attentiveness stems from past experiences with another person, sparking doubt about current affection. The exchange suggests underlying jealousy and suspicion within a troubled marriage.
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry Clayton New Mexico
Department of the Interior contest notice issued January 20 1908 in Clayton New Mexico alerts contestant Jessie Crouse against Homestead Entry No 4692 filed June 8 1903 for NE section 7 township 20 north range 27 west. Allegations claim the entryman Eugenio Martinez died about two years earlier his widow resides in Cimarron and the entry was fraudulent, with no residence established by the entryman or cultivation by the widow since his death. Notices order appearance March 14 1908 before U S Commissioner Aley Bushkevits Roy New Mexico and final hearing March 21 1908 before the U S Land Office in Clayton New Mexico. Publication of service due to due diligence. Edward W Fox Register. 1 25 08 3 7 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Ofice
Clayton
Jessie Crouse
Homestead Intry
Township
Eugenio Martinez
Hugenio Martinies
Cimarron
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Aley $. Bushkevits
U. S
Roy
N. M
Register
United States Land E
Haying
Edward W. Fox
New Hotel Alamo Opens at Seventeenth and Market
Visit Denver to see the New Hotel Alamo at the corner of Seventeenth and Market streets. It boasts modern amenities including elevator service and both public and private baths with rates starting at $1 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Alamo
Seventeenth and
Market Streets
New Mexico Cattle Association to reorganize in January
The N E New Mexico Cattle Association will meet on the first Monday in January 1908 to reorganize and elect officers for the ensuing year. Frank A Roy is named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. New Mexico Cattle Association
Frank A. Roy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springer News
W. A. Vance
Rwin Floersheim
Omeone
D. M. Talbot
Chetve
Roy Barber Shop
Millard Aldridge
Prop
Florsheim Mer. Co. Bldg
Sale Stable
Wright Hotel
Roy Meat Market
John Schnieder
Mexico
van Marks
Copyricuts &c. Sano Saniing
Ming
Aut
Scientific American
Tarcoat
Ate Svionatig Penal
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