Traveling Auditor Whittier Finds State Money Intact
Traveling Auditor A J Whittier reports no shortage or embezzlement in the State Treasurer's Office but notes numerous errors delaying reconciliation. He details excess bank deposits of about 300000 as of December 31 1921, transfers to Santa Fe bank, and safeguards that kept the state protected despite bank failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Whittier
C. A. Strong
Santa Fe Bank
Insurance Bureau
Auditor’s
Strong
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Whittier
New Mexico
Substantial Reduction in Freight Rates Effective July 1
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered nationwide freight rate cuts averaging about 10 percent. Eastern territory faces 14 percent, western 13 4 percent, and southern and mountain Pacific 12 4 percent reductions. All changes take effect July 1, with passenger travel and Pullman rates unchanged. The commission said railroads should earn 5 to 5 1 2 percent on property value, rather than 6 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Eastern Territory
Western Territory
Southern
Mountain Pacific
Bradley farmer Wickham visits Roy for business
W. C. Wickham, a prominent farmer from the Bradley vicinity, visited Roy last Friday to tend to business. Professor M. C. Hendricks attended exercises at Springer last Friday and returned home after the ball game Sunday evening. C. D. Beeth of Tucumcari, superintendent of the El Paso & Southwestern, was a pleasant caller at this office in the latter part of the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wickham
Bradley
M. C. Hendricks
Springer
C. D. Beeth
Tucumcari
el Paso & Southwestern
Families head to mountains for hunting and fishing outing
E. J. H. Roy and family and F. F. Henry and wife travel Tuesday to the mountains for several days of hunting and fishing and a fine outing. Fred Campbell visits Roy before returning to Pennsylvania for the summer. The Epps fare well at Glorietta with friends on the mesa. Yeargain couple leave Mesa Cafe for Arkansas retirement. Mrs. Hazelton buys the cafe and pledges high service standards. John L. Drobae of Denver, Ford Motor Co., appoints Baker & Scheier as agents. new Fords and tractors expected, signaling more Tin Lizzie traffic on the mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. H. Roy
F. Henry
S. A
Fred Campbell
Roy
Pennsylvania
Gloretta
Epps
Glorietta
John L. Drobae
Denver
Ford Motor Co
Baker & Scheier
Mesa
Breakfast habits and health guidance from old columns
A health column advocates balanced meals with milk vegetables and cereals and warns against sugar overuse. It prescribes a quart of milk per two to three people and outlines breakfast main dishes and the role of meat, bread, and vegetables in daily meals. A note invites reader questions to Helen Barr Service Bureau in Denver. Prof. R T Hare from A M College visits Roy gathering crop data and forecasts a healthy spring crop despite weak winter wheat outlook.
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R. L. Opez
Secur
Helen Barr Service Bureau
Larimer St
Denver
R. T. Hare
Bureau of Markets and
A. & M. College
Las Cruces
Roy
Hare
S. A
Department of Agriculture
Mesa
Las Vegas NM summer school to feature events and talks
Las Vegas New Mexico hosts the Normal University summer session from June 5 to July 27 with a calendar of events including the Cowboys Reunion, Redpath Horner Chautauqua, Baptist summer assembly, Episcopal summer conference, agricultural agents conference, and a highway convention. Weekend excursions, July 4 celebrations, and lectures by leading educators are planned, along with campus story telling and English department programs, all aimed at welcoming students and visitors.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Normal University
Baptist
Montezuma College
New Mexico
Episcopal
Chamber of Commerce
Wagner
Alcoholic Melon Claim Stirs Rumor of Watermelon Prohibition Luck
A Colorado man proclaims a technique to grow watermelons with 10 percent alcohol by injecting a chemical before sealing them. The claim is not endorsed but illustrates fermenting fruit ideas amid reform talk. A W E Bixby sale set for June 14 near Roy will auction household goods. Dr Self installs a deep well pump under Bat Bros supervision.
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Colorado
Roy
W. E. Bixby
Dr. Self
Bat 'Bros
Lien
Notice for bids on Roy New Mexico school bus routes
The Roy Independent School District No. 8 invites sealed bids by June 5 1922 for truck drivers and buses on six routes Pleasant View Wagner Montolya Pocket Rock Springs the Bixby and Mahoney routes. Bidders must specify route conveyance provide own trucks gas oil and bond, and supervision required.
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Board of Education
Roy Independent School District
Roy
Harding County
New Mexico
Pleasant View
Wagner
Montolya Pocket
Rock Springs
Bixby
Mahoney
Roy New Mexico
C. S. Justice
Roy, New Mexico
William G. Johnson
Notice of Sale Foreclosure in Harding County New Mexico
Notice of sale to foreclose a mortgage on the southwest quarter of Section 2 and northwest quarter of Section 11 in Township 20 North Range 29 East Harding County New Mexico. The First National Bank of Roy, as owner of the notes, will conduct the sale between 10 AM and 6 PM following default on $1,841.88 plus 10 percent attorney fees. The document references a 1921 mortgage by David Ballard and Jessie Ballard to Roy Trust & Savings Bank, then assigned to First National Bank.
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Harding
Union County
State of New Mexico
Union
A .D
Roy Trust & Savings Bank
Roy
New Mexico
David Ballard
Jessie Ballard
A. D
First National Bank
I. C. L. Justice
Sai First National Bank
Towit
New Mexico Princvnew County
Public Auction Notice for Lands in Roy
First National Bank of Roy advertises a public auction to the highest bidder on Monday June 12 1922. The lands described include all rights and appurtenances with witness C L Justice cashier and J B Lusk signing for the bank May 18 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Roy
C L. Justice
J. B. Lusk
Francis Smith Attends Roy Decoration Day Baseball Game
Francis Smith and his wife attended the Roy Decoration Day baseball game, enjoying the afternoon in the stands and observing the community event with local spectators.
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Francis Smith
Mosquero
Roy Decoration Day
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Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts
Harding County Abstract. Co
E. F. Henry
Cement
Virginia
Burley
Loreen
Henry
Eia
Gardner
Chapin
Gladstone
Geo E. Cochrane the
Auctioneer Mills
Fatjo
Box Springer
New Mex
Liberty Garage
J. D. Wade
Lama
Missouri
B. R. Reeder Roy
I. Cc. Dodds
Tull
Foster
Remejio Lopez Mosquero
Baum Bros
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