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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
Classified advertising costs five cents per line with a minimum per insertion twenty five cents. Six consecutive insertions are offered for one dollar and twenty five cents. All classified ads require cash in advance, and no charge orders are accepted since no records are kept for this class.
Unimproved 320 acre tract 244 miles from Roy available within days. 1500 down and rest long term at 8%. Also rental listings and livestock ads including dairy cows and yearling colts. Contact Kultz & Johnson Roy North Dakota or Fred Pate Route A Mills New Mexico.
FOR SALE Genuine Big German Millet Seed 1.25 per bushel 2.50 per hundred E Cameron 114 miles north of Brand school houes Roy NM P10-17 WANTED 1000 old tires to vulcanize at once J EB Busey Company FOR RENT four room house within a mile of pa will rent cheap see Floyd Ivey.
An essay argues that farmer prosperity drives national growth and that public demand for farmer information should push equitable laws. It notes rural life sustains half the population on six and a half million farms with $19.176 billion in output, yet average farm income remains $2,793, urging reform and informed citizenship.
Government figures show manufacturing and production lead revival while retail lags. Merchants must use educational advertising to restore consumer confidence that prices have bottomed and better times lie ahead. Advertising is an investment not an expense, building public trust and driving lower costs through increased production and turnover.
The S A printed sale bills Saturday for W E Bixby s sale to be held on Wednesday June 14.
Ernest EB Leatherman takes over route A while regular carrier W R Brashears enjoys a brief vacation. The move places Leatherman in charge during the absence.
G R Abernathy recalls the recent heavy hail storm that stripped fruit from his orchard. He notes most trees were loaded with produce and the loss is substantial.
M. C. Hendricks and family traveled to Springfield last Saturday evening on a business trip.
A number of local fans went to Springer Saturday evening to see the boxing match, but bad weather prevented the event from taking place.
Mrs. Fred Crowe and her son Clyde of Alamogordo are spending the week at the W. R. Brashears home west of town. Clyde has grown to be a real man since leaving Roy.
An old farm advertisement urges farmers to buy thorobred stock from Leo M. Wagner in Gilbertaville Iowa. It promotes Duroc Jersey and Poland China hogs, dairy cattle, and high weight sires over 1000 pounds. The copy invites buyers to act now while prices are low to achieve independence in a few years.
Railroads start a cross country safety drive from now until September 30 to reduce collisions during peak traffic. Campaign emphasizes the slogan Stop Look and Listen and urges motorists to add their part to improve crossing safety.
Miss Vera Walker and Eva Pigg, who had been visiting Roy for months, returned to their home in Crestview Tennessee last Monday.
Dairy delivery by H Kennard and Sons offers fresh milk twice daily with 12 quarts for one dollar. V Bixby sale at one P M on Wednesday invites buyers to bid at their price. Wenzel Swain visit Glorietta, Mrs Fred Campbell returns to Pennsylvania. Roy-Wagon Mound game postponed due to road conditions. Roy plans to travel to Wagon Mound next Sunday hoping for victory.
Attend the W. E. Bixby sale on June 14 at 2 o clock sharp featuring milk stock horses and farm machinery. Local buyers and farmers urged to participate.
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