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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
5
Classified advertising costs five cents per insertion with a minimum twenty five cents. Six consecutive insertions are offered for one dollar and twenty five cents. All ads must be prepaid cash in advance. No charge orders accepted due to no books kept on this class of advertising. Sell it with ink.
Auction notes advertise 820 unimproved acres 214 miles from Roy for sale at 4000 dollars. Down payment 1500 dollars, rest financed long term at 8.9 percent. Farm described as ready to plow with dairy potential and nearby listings for rent and livestock including 3 or 4 milk cows with calves, eight yearling colts priced at 15 dollars each. Contact Schultz Johnson Roy North Dakota and Fred Pate Route A Mills New Mexico.
Public notices describe the Spanish American paper boasting subscriber numbers in Harding county, a land for sale near town with improvements, a milk stock auction by W E Bixby on June 14 at 1 PM, a tire vulcanizing job request by J E Busey Company, and a four room rental near Roy via Floyd Ivey.
The Spanish American notes a picture show opening in Mosquero, the county seat, on June 7 presented by Walter M. McFarland. It will run every Wednesday and Saturday, with the public assured of satisfaction and patronage appreciated.
The Democratic Caucus called by County Chairman McCarger drew many, with eleven precincts represented. State Chairman Hanks of East Las Vegas spoke and urged party leaders. A 11 member County Central Committee was elected to set the date for the County Convention and manage party matters, with plans to hold the nominating convention for county officers after the Republican gathering.
A March 81 1922 report from state treasurers shows New Mexico still owes 4.59 million in uncollected taxes from 1912 to 1921. Catron Hidalgo and Torrance counties did not report. Overall nationwide collections were under 40 percent through March 81 1922.
A candidate announces for Harding County sheriff subject to Democratic Convention action. He vows to run the office on a business basis and to emphasize economy in county government as his principal aim.
Farmers are urged to buy high quality cattle and hogs including Duroc Jersey and Poland China stock. Livestock weighed around 1000 lbs and sold at low prices to encourage herd improvement and independence within a few years. Contact Leo M. Wagner at Gilbertaville, Iowa.
Fresh dairy products advertised with twice daily milk delivery morning and evening. Offer features 12 quarts for 1.60. Customers urged to leave orders with the delivery boy. 20 27 4
State Democratic chairman George Hunker visited Roy for a caucus and business matters. He serves as vice president of the Bank of Roy and met with local residents. County Education Board member Luis Baca also attended the caucus and was in Roy on Saturday.
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