Surveyors Map Texas New Mexico Highway Route
Texas New Mexico Highway surveyors lay out the route from Tucumcari to the David Hill area. Work progresses from Quay County to Logan and toward Gallegos crossing at Ute Creek with plans to grade to Gallegos and extend to the foot of David Hill. Executives Mitchell and Warrender coordinate markings and logging while preparations for the annual association meeting continue in September.
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The
Texas- New Mexico
Tucumcari
David Hill
Quay County
Logan
Gallegos Crossing
Ute Creek
Gallegos
State Highway Commission
Mitchell
Warrender
Texas-New Mexico
Mosquero
Roy
Association
Return to Normal booklet from Citizens State Bank promotes farming
The Citizens State Bank of Mills New Mexico issues a booklet titled The Return to Normality on the mesa offering guidance to farmers stock raisers and poultry raisers. It urges readers to study all advice and aims to improve living conditions on the mesa with the bank described as progressive. Local items note Mrs Conner Plumlee visiting, sale plans, and county officials in Roy reviewing equalization and other business with T R Pint of Gilbertsville Iowa overseeing wheat seeding and praising his family and home.
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Citizens State Bank of Mills
N.M
S.A
Citizens State Bank
Mesa
Conner Plumlee
Neosho, Mo
Plumlee Hospital
New Mexico
Futre
Walker
Burton
Solano
California
C.J. Burton
Yellowstone National Park
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Frank L Schultz in Mosquero
Mrs C Ernest Anderson hosted a birthday dinner for her sister Mrs Frank L Schultz celebrating her twenty second birthday last Sunday. Relatives attended and enjoyed a noon and supper meal. Men went to a Roy ball game while women and children explored canyons. People returned for dinner two and many wished Schultz many more happy birthdays.
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C. Ernest Anderson
Mosquero
Frank L. Schultz
Uero
L.A
Anderson
Roy
Mrs Schultz
Farm to rent near Roy offers 480 acres for discing
In town T. R. Pint lists a 480 acre tract ready for discing within three miles of Roy. He will make a good proposition and invites interested parties to see him before he leaves for Town.
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Roy
T. R. Pint
Trout Tale From Ames Family At The Mountains
A story from Ames recounts a family fishing trip at the mountains. Dee returned home with a memorable catch as a trout swallowed the hook and nearly snapped the pole, highlighting a vivid outdoor moment.
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Ames
Dee
Boxing Exhibition by Junior Base-Ball Team Tonight
The Junior Base-Ball Team will hold a boxing exhibition tonight Friday at the community hall. Several local boxers will fight, showing pugilistic tendencies. Admission is 35 cents with proceeds for the Junior ball team. Edgar J. Floersheim, RLC, on RFD 1, is on a 15 day annual leave. Sub carrier Caris handles the mail during Floersheim's absence.
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Edgar J. Floersheim
RLC
R.F.D
Caris
Floersheim
City Water Works Nears Completion by Steinbaugh Brothers
The Steinbaugh Brothers finished installing the city pump and windmill and connected the system to Fber gheim tower. Two wells yield 18 to 20 gallons per minute for downtown, with a drinking fountain and small faucet water. Fire plugs planned at Appel, Busey, Gistrap, Lucero, and Reeder corners as lines extend. Additional pipelines funded by revenue will follow, and three more shallow wells will be drilled to reach about 40 to 50 gallons per minute.
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Steinbaugh Brothers
Fbergheim
Appel
Busey
Gistrap
Lucero
Reeder
Las Vegas contractor Sperry to start Mosquero School build
O M Sperry, contractor from Las Vegas, visited Roy on Tuesday to prepare for beginning work on the Mosquero Schoolhouse. He expects to complete the building by September 15, a date he aims to meet with his noted hustle.
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O.M. Sperry
Las Vegas
Mosquero
Roy
Sperry
Village Water Supply Reopens At 20 Cents Per Barrel
The village water system is now operating and will supply water to residents at 20 cents per 50 gallon barrel or one dollar per barrel in tank lots. Purchases from Village water wagons contribute to the village treasury for expanding and improving the water works, as stated by Mayor M. D. Gibbs.
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Trea
M. D. Gibbs
Roy Hobson Welcomes Fine Son In Family News
Newborn son brings joy to Roy Hobson as he teaches his child to say Daddy while the S.A. force and Guthman share the surprising moment at Hobson’s home. Dr Self says all are doing well. Also noted are Key, Mills, and California travel plans of local residents and visitors.
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S.A
Hobson
Guthman
B' Hold
Roy Jeweler
Karl Guthman
Infant of Mr Witt Dies Mourning Loss Near Gladstone
The infant child of Mr Witt of near Gladstone died at the local hospital last week and was buried in the cemetery there. Mrs Pathy and the babe lived with the family. The bereavement is deeply felt by relatives in the community.
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J. W. Shotwell
Boulder
Colo
Knox Bell
University of Colo
Witt
Gladstone
Pathy
Mrs Porter of Solano Undergoes Gallstone Operation
Mrs H T Porter of Solano was operated on at Plumlee Hospital last Wednesday by Dr Plumlee for gall stones. The operation was successful and she is on the road to recovery. Nearly 300 gall stones were removed, some as large as small marbles.
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HT. Porter
Solano
Plumlee Hospital
Plumlee
Porter
Roy Takes One From Maxwell In Weekend Baseball Rivalry
In a loosely played Sunday game Maxwell lost to Roy by 12 to 9 with Maxwell reinforced by Springer players. Berry pitched for Roy, Baker started, and Scoggins starred for Raton while Nutt worked well for Roy. The game featured wind, several errors, and strong support from fans as Raton outplayed Roy across the two contests.
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Maxwell
Roy
Springer
Berry
Raton
Baker
Tanner
Long
Justice
Maxwell Boys
Altho
Scoggins
Nutt
Gordon
Sanide
Sears
Solano
Mills and Mosquero
Toom
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Eufracio Gallegos
J.H. Crane
Gilbertsville
Polly
Floersheim Mercantile Company
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W.P. Mealey
L.H. Brock
Mills
H.T. Porter