Postal Savings Bank opens with small deposits urged
The Postal Savings Bank opens for business as a safe place for small savings. It offers security with limited deposits up to 500 dollars, and an interest structure that favors long-term growth. Children can begin accounts by buying savings stamps, with accounts growing as the saver ages. Washington notes longer Senate sessions to push adjournment by June, while tariff debates and the Cuban intervention loom, with Heyburn resisting early adjournment.
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Postal Styings
Sam
Argent
James Ty
Postal
Washington
Senate
Congress
Jane
Regulae Republicans
Heyburn
Idaho
Lorimer
Cummins
Ows
Cuba
Lorimer Refuses To Resign From U.S. Senate
Chicago reports that Senator Lorimer refuses to resign and will travel to Washington within a few days if doctors permit. His son William Lorimer Jr denies a rumor that the resignation had been withdrawn, confirming the ongoing senate crisis and planned return to Washington.
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Chicago
William Lorimer, Jr
United States
Lorimer
Senate
Washington
Sherman
Lorimer, Jr
Primrose Circle Plans Grand Fourth of July Ball
The Ladies of the Primrose Progressive Circle met at Mrs H Goodman’s with Mrs Lacy Wone hosting a pleasant session. They plan a Grand Fourth of July Ball to benefit Public Schools with dainty refreshments and good timing. Miss Bessie Wood returns from a trip to Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Progressive Circle
H. Goodman
Lacy Wone
Indies
Bessie Wood
Kangsas Valley
Las Vegras
Banta
Parasol Sale Encourages Ladies and Children Shoppers
Now is the time for parasols we carry a full ring for Ladies and children, call and see them, Good.
Boy Shot by Mother in Accidental Discharge
Clovis New Mexico May 20 Charlie McDonald was accidentally shot in the thigh by a pistol held by his mother who says she seized the weapon intending to kill herself but the boy intervened and the pistol discharged during the struggle. He is reported doing well and recovering if no complications arise.
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Clovis, N. M
Charles McDonald
Goodman Mercantile notes big hay car load and local visits
A car load of hay arrives at Goodman Mercantile with low feed prices. Local business visitors include LG Bossler of Cudahy Packing, Col. Reddie, and Philip Barnet. Residents and travelers comme nt to and from the area, with various trips and summer plans noted across Mills and Solano.
Three Men Arrested For Cattle Stealing
Clayton New Mexico May 27 Louis Ortega Patrice Ortega and Sam Roybal were arrested near Gladstone last Tuesday on a warrant charging them with stealing cattle from William Harris of Gladstone. Each bound over to await grand jury action with $1000 bonds. The men returned to their homesteads and planned threshing when harvesting begins.
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Clayton
N. M
Louis Ortega
Patrice Ortega
Sam Roybal
Gladstone
Metford
William Harris
Grand Jury
Anderson and
Son Lee
Springer
Mr. Anderson
Startling News Reaches Senate From New Mexico
In Santa Fe on May 2 a telegram read to the senate states that Jota drew a seat for the United States senators from New Mexico and Arizona and that Mr Fall's term ends in 1918. The notice allows orderly election of his successor. The telegram was read by Mr Misra and referred to the executive committee.
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Santa Fe
Nyv
Senate
Misra
United States Congress
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Fall
Palouse Valley
Miera
Pull
Palouse Valley School Naming Draws Praise in Prairie Valley
The Palouse Valley School district in New Mexico was praised for naming the institution Beautiful Prairie. A sermon by Gaakil on Sunday highlighted the schoolhouse dedication services, with an appreciative audience attending the test services.
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Palouse Valley
New Mexico
Hay. Gaakil
Fight Will Not Go Over Ten Rounds In Las Vegas
Trinidad Colo May 26 The Las Vegas fight will not exceed ten rounds said Opal Evans during a Tuesday interview. Johnson's train stopped in Trinidad about fifteen minutes and he was greeted by a crowd of 000 at the depot. He declined interviews at first but agreed to speak on the platform urging that the ten round limit would stand. Farmers in the area are busy planting crops.
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Las Vegas
Trinidad
Colo
Opal Evans
Jack
Obiinem
Levo
Johnson
Local News of Interest from Roy and Dawson
Local items note visitors and business in Roy and Dawson including Mitchell cattleman and bank president JC Jones arriving for affairs, Mrs Sheltren horse incident injuring a buggy, Beasley Pleasure Show ads, and Severino Martinez visiting from Carizo with ranch interests in Colfax County.
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Severino Martinez
D. M. Martinez
Carizo
Carizo Ranch
Martines
Colfax County
Last Notice Pay Your Poll Tax in 1912
Poll taxes for 1912 are past due and must be paid promptly. The New Mexico law requires every able bodied male 21 or older to pay $1 per year to the clerk of the School Board where he resides. District 83 notice to residents of District 8808 Mora County to pay the poll tax to M D Gans, Clerk.
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New Mexico
Moin County
N. M
M.D. Gans
Mrs M E Holmes Dies At 87 In Roy Cemetery Area
Mrs M E Holmes, mother of Mrs Mico Durham, died at her granddaughter Mrs PJ Pickering’s home one mile north of town Wednesday morning at the age of 87 years. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with Rev C E Hunt officiating, burial in Roy cemetery.
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M. Holmes
Mico Durham
PJ. Pickering
Hone
C. Ei. Hunt
Roy Cemetery
Pioneer matriarch Iva Hineline Holmes dies after four-state life
Iva Hineline Holmes born in Tennessee moved with her family to Missouri as a child, studied at Christian College Columbia, married Simon Holmes in 1858, raised six children, with most living in Texas. Survived by one brother and two sisters, she spent later life in Oklahoma and Mora County New Mexico where she filed a homestead. A devout Christian her life centered on church work and pioneer resilience across Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Iva Hineline Holmes
Tennesgee
Missouri
Christan College
Columbia Mo
Simon Holmes
Durhan
Texas
Texan
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Mora County
Rancher Dan Taumbach Visits City Early Week
Dan Taumbach, a rancher, was in the city as a business visitor at the start of the week, coming from his rural holdings to conduct informal talks and visits with local businessmen.
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Lon J. Sean
City
Abbott
Dan Taumbach
Beasley Pleasure Fair In Roy June 3 4
Advertisers in this paper pledge to back up every claim. Attend the Beasley Pleasure Fair Co event in Roy from June 3 to 4 inclusive for a grand community affair and shopping showcase.
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Merchasta
Beasley Pleasure Fair Co
Roy
Prominent Farmers Seen On Local Business Trips
W W Day a leading dry farmer from near Millswan visited town early in the week to handle business. D Peaister, well known as a cow man from De Haven, was in Roy Thursday for same purposes.
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W. W. Day
Millswan
Peaister
de Haven
Roy
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Clovis
Goodman's
LG. Bossler
The
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T. B. Woods
Grace Ronnie
Goodman Merc, Co
A.S. Binhkevite
Lomont
Alice Jackson
Mia, Sereain and Son
Colorado
Stirs
Pate
Warsau
Chas
Wetherer
Tra Patter
Gaskill
Claud Meike
Bessie Hewlet
Dawson
Col. Reddie
Philip Barnet
Solano
Father Collide
Springer Col. Roch
George
Mills
Beasley Pleasure Company
Our City
W. O. Wolots
Woodmeek
Joneard
Ward of
Jon Ballard
D. Mesker
Near Albert
Harry Todd
Southern Colorado Mercantile Company
D. Hila Romine
Wis
Grace
Charles Brady
Mia
Gui
Romine
Givenhorn
Joe
Stella White
Aby Seright
Ethel Harper
W. Mitchell
BR. W. Boulware
Pleasant View Country
Brown
Gao
Ray
Win
Brourge
G.camphil
War Mills
Bubinesa
A. J. Cutahall
Alway
Humett Alldredge
L. &. Alldredge
Snyder
Ros
Joe Well
Butler Penn
T.E Mitchell
Near
Albert
HB Joes
Pocamearl
Roy Trust and Savings Banks
J. Sheltren
Main St
Floersheim Mercantile Company
Glenn
Beasley Pleasure Pale Co
M. E. Holmes
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