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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1922

Page

3

Walter Goodhue Visits Roy Tuesday

Walter Goodhue of the Mos Quero vicinity was a Roy visitor on Tuesday.

Walter Goodhue Mosquero

May 14th musings on living through hard times

A compact collection of quips and observations from Roy Chautauqua era readers touching on Mother's Day pay days inflation and social trends. It riffs on politics bonuses love fashion and everyday woes with playful wordplay and local sentiment.

New Mexico urged to attend military training camps

The governor and Merritt C. Mechem call young men aged 17 to 27 north of Las Vegas to Fort Logan Colorado and south to Fort Bliss Texas for a 30 day government funded program starting July 27 1922. The aim is military knowledge and physical mental training with possible commissions in the army. Interested readers should contact The Commanding General Fort Sam Houston Texas.

United States New Mexico Las Vegas Fort Logan Colorado Fort Bliss Texas New M Mexico Fort Sam Houston Merritt C. Mechem

Chicago visitor J. W. Cherry plans Tucumcari move

J. W. Cherry of Chicago is visiting Roy this week and has lived here about 15 years. He may move to Tucumcari later this week after receiving a good job offer there.

Fred G. Campbell Roy Gloretta, N. M J. W. Cherry Chicago

New Mexico Public Health Lab delivers value per specimen

New Mexico spends less per specimen examined than most states. The State Public Health Laboratory shows lower unit costs, with New Mexico at 0.57 dollars per test versus national average 1.25. Wasser man tests cost 509.01 dollars versus 4,465 private lab charges, and fees are not charged for public health work.

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Liberty News Roundup From May Meetings and Changes

Hugh Mitchell and family joined L. Justice and kin to Dawson on May 21 for Roy Dawson’s baseball game hosted by B. H. Mitchell. Colfax county reports heavy rain, thriving crops, and flourishing vegetation. Miss Cora Gillum closed her school with praise. residents hope she returns this fall. Nola Canon graduates grades and will join high school next year. Don and Carl Nugen return from Kansas after their father lost an eye. C. D. Canon and family move to Dawson to work for Phelps Dodge Co. Ladies Union Aid of the Christian Church in Roy met Mrs. Geo Lucas May 26 with 13 ladies and 3 children, a pleasant afternoon. Hugh Mitchell bought a Fordson and plans a strong wheat yield. James Christman bought a new truck to improve equipment. Rev. Willingham preached a fine sermon on The Purpose in the Heart. he was accompanied by his family and Mrs. Tritz. Fontes School reports varied progress with high attendance and strong lesson interest. Liberty Union Sunday School at 2 PM each Sabbath.

Liberty Hugh Mitchell L. Justice Dawson Roy Dawson B. H. Mitchell Colfax Cora Gillum Don Carl Nugen Kansas Mr. Nugen C. D. Canon Canon Phelp Dodge Co Ladies Union Aid of the Christian Church Roy Geo. Lucas Hugh Mitchell James Christman Willingham Ily Tritz Fontes 8 Commanio Liberty Union

Oddities in the News Highlighting Unusual Views and Acts

A police magistrate Mrs MilIdid Brandt plans to hold police court in her parlor to save time and rent. Moonshine makers in Kentucky mock the Volstead Act with improvised outfits. Daylight saving faces opposition from letter carriers in Washington. A Canadian MP pushes a duty to curb exporting electricity to the United States citing national impact.

Mil- Idid Brandt Ilinois Kentucky House of Commons Canada United States

Pendleton Plans Water cistern and pump at Woods Motor Co

Mr R A Pendleton owner of R S Woods Motor Co Garage to dig a 150 barrel water cistern. A pump will be installed so motorists can draw water for their cars by lifting a pail and pumping up the needed amount.

R- A. Pendleton R. S. Woods Motor Co Pendleton

Mrs Ivey Active After Sick List Rest Week

Mrs F B Ivey who has been on the sick list the past week is reported doing night and is expected to be out again soon. Mrs Titerington has taken the part of nurse.

F. B. Ivey

Roys Baseball Team Question Sparks Slugger Talk

A sports note questions Roys lack of a baseball team while discussing slugger talk. Rumors suggest a pitcher or rainstorm could halt them as 49 runs are scored across two games, signaling strong offense and growing momentum.

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