College Course Coming to Roy With W T Conway
Prof W T Conway of New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts arranged with E P & S W ay to bring the Week's Short Course to Roy. A $100 expense fund covers lecturers. Proposed date first week in February for moonlit evening sessions and strong local turnout. Roy aims to promote progress as a leading farming community.
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W. T. Conway
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
E-P & S-Way
Roy
Mitchells reunite as niece from Colorado visits Arkansas
Henry Mitchell drives from his home to meet his niece Miss Annie Mitchell of Gentry Arkansas who had traveled from Colorado to visit.
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Henry Mitchell
Annie Mitchell
Gentry
Arkansas
Colorado
Beans Threshed by Davis Family with Local Beaner
8, F. Davis and son Herbert arrived Tuesday with a four horse load of Mexican beans. They threshed them using the little Beaner, marooned at their place for two months. Herbert has been engineer of the machine and has threshed other crops nearby since the weather moderated. More maize and cane await threshing when roads improve.
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F. Davis
Herbert
Alldredge to spend winter weeks in Florida with Wade family
Alldredge plans a short trip to Fort Myers Florida to stay a few weeks with his father and mother and the Wade family enjoying the Wade winter residence there.
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A. B
Alldredge
Fort Meyer
Florida
0. T. Wade
Wade
Springer Stockman
Luther Raines and Wife Visit Dawson for Short Stay
Luther Raines and his wife traveled to Dawson last week where they planned a temporary sojourn.
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Luther Raines
Dawson
Civil Service Exam Draws Six Applicants for Local Posts
The Civil Service examination held last Saturday by Wendelin Herrle attracted six candidates for local post office jobs. Roy listings include J. L. Swaim the present P.M., Prof. Wm. G. Johnson, and the editor of this sheet. Mills, Solano, and Mosquero each had one candidate. none of the applicants seem anxious about the outcome.
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Wendelin Herrle
Civil Service Commission
Lucumeari
Roy
Mills
Solano
Mosquero
P.M. J. L.’ Swaim
Wm. G. Johnson
Coffman
Harry Hughes
B. F. Brown
Beau-Not Club Reorganized in Local Sparks
A movement to reorganize the Beau-Not Club emerges after a chaotic previous marriage spree. thirteen young ladies reportedly signified willingness to risk it again. The observer notes the stubborn curiosity about the group and its members in coming developments.
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Beau-Not
Shirked Duty Attributed To Local Figure
A local figure faced criticism for avoiding a duty they were expected to fulfill. The report highlights public concern over accountability and perceived neglect of responsibilities within the community.
Reunion at Haworth home reported in Corydon paper
Mrs. Eva Burton of Solano shared a Corydon Iowa clipping about a Haworth family reunion at El Reno Oklahoma for her parents Mr. and Mrs. S A Haworth. Burton and Mrs Connor attended then Burton planned Iowa visit and Noel Haworth will return to plant crops this spring. Dollie Farmer celebrated her 16th birthday with friends in a pleasant party and well wishes were sent for popularity and charm.
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Eva Burton
Solano
Corydon
Iowa
S. A. Haworth
el Reno
Oklo
Davis and son return with another four-horse bean load
S. F. Davis and son arrived again Wednesday bringing a four-horse load of beans, signaling continued shipments and steady farm activity in the region.
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S. F. Davis and Son
Coal House Built At Christian Church
G R Abernathy and Karl Trible constructed a new coal house at the Christian Church on Tuesday. The addition removes the need to store coal in the vestibule and relieves a land nuisance.
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G. R. Abernathy
Karl Trible
Christian Church
A Live One Comes Back From Trinidad to Ranch Duty
Jack Gallegos son of Francisco Gallegos stays in the area to run his father's Red River breaks ranch. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he led militia during the Trinidad strike before resigning to return home. He served in Porto Rico Philippines China and Japan and later was a Mounted Police in Canada. He speaks English well and is proud of his Spanish roots.
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Jack” Gallegos
Fransisco Gallegos
Trinidad
Red River Breaks
Mr. Gallegos
Porto Rico
Philippines
China
Japan
Canada
Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed Amid Mud and Fun
The Rebekah Lodge D of R of Roy installed officers Friday evening with a lunch of coffee and doughnuts. New officers included N G Mrs Anna Shamblin V G Miss Grace Collins Secy Miss Blanche Kitchell Treas Mrs Beckie Goodman P G Mrs D E Romine Chaplain Mr and Mrs Max Karlsruher of Springer officiated. It was a pleasant affair despite mud and darkness.
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Rebekah Lodge
D. of R. of Roy
Anna Shamblin
N. G
Grace Collins
V. G
Gussie Floersheim
Sec’y
Blanche Kitchell
Treas
Beckie Goodman
P. G
D. E. Romine
Max Karlsruher
Springer
J G Reed Calls for Mesa Choirs to Prepare for All Day Sing
Col J G Reed announces after succeeding to the presidency of the Choral Union that all mesa churches should train their choirs for the All-day-sing on the third Sunday in March at Solano. Practice up bring dinners and join the event.
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J. G. Reed
Choral Union
C. E. Hunt
Mesa
Solano
Trapper Wm Harper Sent to Son in Kansas City
Wm Harper, the trapper, was sent to his son in Kansas City this year by the S A.
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Wm. Harper
S.A
Kansas City
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Civil Service Examination
Beau-Not Club
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