Resolutions of Respect for J W Johnsons Wife
Homestead Lodge No 46 10 C F of Roy New Mexico adopts resolutions mourning the death of J W Johnsons wife a faithful mother and loyal friend. The lodge expresses sympathy to Johnson and children and commits the resolutions to lodge records requests publication in the local newspaper and a copy to the bereaved family. Signed O H Kerns M D Gibbs Irvin Ogden Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuertas
J. W. Johnson
Homestead Lodge No
C.F
Roy
N. M
Advertised Letters at Roy Post Office 1914
Uncalled letters and packages linger over 15 days at Roy Post Office as of June 1 1914. Names include Mrs Hattie Carpenter Don George Archuleta Miss Senaida Gallegos Abel O Gonzales Elyza Landayin Dixie Madison Alessandro Montoya Nelso Stacy and two packages. Calls must be made before July 1st or items go to Washington DC Dead Letters.
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Roy
Washington, D. C
Hattie Carpenter
Don George Archuleta
Senaida Gallegos
Abel O. Gonzales
Elyza A. Landayin
Dixie Madison
Allesandro Montoya
Nelso Stacy
Dr H B Murdoch to Attend Post Grad Dentistry Course
Notice for Dr H B Murdoch of Springer New Mexico to take a post graduate dentistry course at Northwestern University Dental School Chicago over the next four to five weeks. Interested parties should write c/o the school Lake and Dearborn Streets Chicago. Also mentions Joe Ballard and Doug Meeker visiting town for lodge and wheat field work in Kansas.
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H. 8. Murdoch
Springer, N. M
Northwestern University Dental School
Chicago
Lake and Dearborn Sts
Joe Ballard
Doug
Meeker
Ute Creek
Joe
Lodge
Kansas Wheat Fields
Foot Care Remedies From Historical Memoir
The text lists foot care cures including vaseline, pure fat, and mutton tallow for tired feet. Soldiers applied grease nightly on marches. An ounce of flexible collodition with 30 grains of salicylic acid is described as a corn cure but must not contact healthy flesh.
Dr Bartholomew to locate at Mills
The article states that Dr Bartholomew will set up operations at Mills, a relocation plan confirmed by local sources. Details on the facility or timing are not provided in the readable text.
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Bartholomew
Mills
Local Car Trade And Visiting Residents In Roy
J. J. Taylor traded his Winton Touring car to an Abbott party for a lighter car and $200. Jack De Muth of Waterloo Iowa arrived in Roy to visit his mother and sister and will stay a week or two. E. Paxton Jr came from Pastura to visit his father at the ranch. Editor I C Floersheim and wife attended their sister's wedding at the parental home in Roy. W B Carter of Mills is a new subscriber this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Taylor
Abbott
Jack de Muth
Waterloo
Iowa
Roy
Leo Wagner
E. Paxton, Jr
Pastura
I. C. Floersheim
The
Springer Times
Sealed bids sought for Roy NM school building work
Notice from School District No. 38 Mora County New Mexico invites sealed bids for construction and repair of the Roy school building. Bids due by three PM June 18 1914 at the Secretary's office Roy with plans on file. Bids opened publicly at the front door and bond required.
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County of
Mora
State of
New Mexico
Roy
Board of School Directors
Roy visitors and local church notes in Kansas Valley
Mimes Elder and Wortman were Roy visitors Monday. Rains the past week have greatly benefitted growing crops. Mrs Henry Mitchell of Liberty drove thru the valley Monday to Roy. The Wright family visited at the R Davis home Sunday. Messrs Jas Christman W Fred Ogden and Geo Luecas Mmes Ogden Tortman Lucas Brown Christman and Miss Nelson of the valley attended the S S Association at Mt Olive Sunday. Miss Olga Nelson will leave soon for her old home in Goodrich SD. Her friends hope the change will improve her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mitchell
Liberty
Roy
Jas. Christman
W. Fred Ogden
Geo. Luecas M’mes Ogden
Olga Nelson
Goodrich
Dakota
Roy Town Site advertises plots for sale near stock yards
Notice bans dumping at the old dumping ground south of the Stock Yards as part of Roy Town Site. Roy Trust & Savings Bank markets the lots for sale in this district.
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Roy
Roy Trust & Savings Bank
Cutting of Timber on Homesteads
The Commissioner of the General Land Office outlines timber cutting rules for homesteaders. Bona fide settlers on public land may cut 80 units of timber for cultivation and improvements, with surplus timber sale allowed only after clearing needs are met. Timber cannot be cut for sale before patent title is conveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
General Land Office
Surprising Economy and Words Become Corrupted
A Newburyport water works treasurer mails bills with a demand to return in five days. A woman returns an empty envelope and jokes she cannot honor what is asked. The piece notes language corruption in Swearing from honor able and Gambling from a Norse word meaning old descent.
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Newburyport Water Works
Newburyport
Mass
Lippincott’s Magazine
Cardui credited by Kentucky mother after relief from illness
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts a long illness with head pains nervousness and female troubles. After trying multiple doctors and remedies she credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with restoring health and energy after eleven bottles. The ad notes Cardui is sold at all druggists. Also a Shorthorn Bull for sale by C J Burton Solano NM.
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Laura Bratcher
Chamberlain's Liniment advertised in local notice
This product promotes relief for rheumatism lame back sprains and similar ailments. A testimonial from Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana praises its effectiveness for twenty years of use. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from all dealers.
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Chas. Tanner
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain
Alarm Clock Dilemma Tests Evening Baltimore Hotel Clerk
A Baltimore hotel night clerk known for polished manners faced a test of temper when a guest asked to borrow an alarm clock. She insisted on a dependable timepiece, noting she had no watch and would wake at an early hour. The clerk arranged to have the room keeper loan the guest an alarm clock.
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Baltimore
Sailors Sleep On Line And Feather Beds
Sailors and doctors can sleep at will and prove they sleep easily. A sailor says he can sleep as well on a clothes line as on a feather bed, simply lying down and closing his eyes to fall asleep instantly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. H. Kerns, M. D. Gibbs, Irvin Ogden, Sr
Wm. G. Johnson
W. B. Carter
A. D
J. Floersheim
O. H. Kerns
Frank A. Roy
McCluro Syndicate
Kansas Valley
Mimes Elder
Wortman
Wright
8. R. Davis
C. J. Burton
Solano
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