Roy Kansas news notes growth and homesteads
Local notices report improvements on claims by Al Hanson and others in Roy and surrounding area. Residents like J H Talbot W B Harper Parker Wells and Austin Harmon engage in business moves housing builds and water prospects. A push for a village organization and a new hotel plans accompany reports on new printing outfits water finds and real estate demand in 1908 Roy boosts optimism and growth.
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al Hanson
J. H. Talbot
Solano
Ray
W. B. Harper
Parker Wells
Dawson
Baum Bros
Mr. Proctor
Oklahoma
Statehood Delegation to Washington Plans Push
Within weeks a large nonpartisan delegation will depart for Washington to advocate the statehood measure. Headquarters will be opened, a press bureau established, and literature and official statistics prepared to persuade even the staunchest opponents of the merits of our claims.
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Washington
Press Bu
Springer Board of Trade forms in New Mexico town
A large meeting at the Springer opera house saw the birth of the Springer Board of Trade with N. Hartley as chair and M. Mikesell as secretary. A committee was named to draft by laws and plan the organization for a January 20 mass meeting. The article notes irrigation projects, land development, a beet sugar factory, cement rock resources, and growth in housing. The Primrose Circle plans a leap year party at the Commercial Club hall.
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George
Snoopman
Cherryvale
Kan
Justice Court
Roy
A. T. Bushkwitz
A. T. Bushkevitz
Frank A. Roy
F. H. Fosters
Roy Realty & Investment Company
Minols
Pablo Branch
Springer
N. M
Opera House
Springer Board of Trade
Hartley
French Land and Irrigation Company
M.N. Mikesell
Prench Land and Irrigation Company
Depres
Springer Land Company
Floersheim
Lailies
Primrose Circle
Commercial Club
Mora County proceedings reveal tax dispute on sheep and cattle
A sworn statement by Wm. G. Haydon details Mora county tax adjustments for 1907. N Weil claims 1400 sheep owned partly by others and 140 cattle, seeks 700 sheep taxed to him and 140 cattle taxed to him, with remainder assigned to Fanny Coleman estate or partners. The board reduces sheep to 140 and confirms cattle at 140, awaiting further action through 1908.
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Mora
Hon. H. Biernbaum
Mora County Publishing Company, Inc
A. T. Bushkwitz
Victor Pacheco
Antonio Rodrigues
Louis Vigil
Ramon Vigil
Pablo Vigil
Roseldo Vialpando
Fanny Coleman
Pablo Visi
Partido
Board of County Commissioners
Mora County
N. Weil
Juan Pattenghe
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