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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
6
Henry W. Farmer announces candidacy for Harding County Sheriff pending Democratic Convention nomination and election. He pledges to run the office on a businesslike basis with county government economy as chief aim. Mr. Smith of Samson Tractor Company visited Roy late last week to tend to local trade.
Public auction to be held June 14, 1922 at 1 P M near the Mills Roy area. 29 head of cattle 5 head of horses 48 chickens including Plymouth Rock and White Leghorn breeds. Also machinery household goods and a movable shack 8144 by 1814. Auctioneer W G Johnson and owner WY EB Bixby.
A duly authenticated copy of the last will and testament of John W. Robertson has been filed for probate in Harding County New Mexico. All persons with claims against the estate should file them with Ward Askren Hedgecock in East Las Vegas New Mexico or with Dessie F. Stites in Wellington Kansas. Executors.
Lucife Elmore and partner deliver a rapid, flashy act with sharp impersonations from a boy to a girl and a village deacon. The performance blends artistry and humor, offering a quick paced, windlike program that captivates audiences.
Ex Warden Woodward will discuss prison reform and self support at the Wisconsin Penitentiary era on the Chautauqua program. Doris Tuttle will perform on the ukulele in the Last Day program as part of the Pine Islands costume display.
A concise explainer on grain products and their health value compares oatmeal to white flour, noting oatmeal preserves the bran and minerals while white flour lacks them. It argues white flour is unnecessary, highlights the benefits of coarser flours for digestion, and suggests nuts can substitute meat with nutritious, thorough chewing emphasized. It includes practical tips like peanut butter sandwiches and potato soup for lunches and invites readers to send questions to Helen Barr Service Bureau. The piece also reports E H Mason and daughter Hone Mason leaving Brooklyn, Iowa after visiting G R Abernathy's home.
A strong film drama titled No Woman Knows will be shown at the Roy Theatre Thursday Friday and Saturday June 15 16 and 17. Universal presents the screen version of Fanny Her self Edna Ferber story starring Mabel Julienne Scott with Harle Schenck and Stuart Holmes in supporting roles. The tale follows a girl who bears the burden of supporting a potential genius brother and faces temptation with eventual happiness. Local cast includes Harle Schenck E A Waren Max Davidson Richard Cummings Grace Marvin Snitz Edwards Joseph Swickard Danny Hoy Stuart Holmes and John Davidson. News from Roy notes visits by R Lopez of Mosquero and John Hepburn with Cunningham of Mills. Rev. Cooke preached at the Baptist Church and Harding County Institute opened in Mosquero under Defrees. Floersheim and Vern Crais returned from a sourcing trip, reporting good wool buys. rains hindered planting. Other items mention Rev Terrall of East Las Vegas and a vacation interruption.
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