Graduating Exercises at New Mexico Agricultural College
May 30 exercises honored graduates of New Mexico Agricultural College led by Maggie May Stover and a list of degree recipients. Degrees included B S and B S A in various fields for students such as Jay Benton Stoneking Ralph Poe William Patterson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Agricultural College
Maggie May Stover
Jay Benton Stoneking
M. S
William Pattson
B. S
Jacob Allen Sweet
James Alexander Steel
Actly Ward Bloodgood
Ralph Poe
B.S
Wil Powers
John Maughs Brown
Claude P. Henry
Jesse Edward Mundell
Philip Edward Dessauer
William Endicott
Justin Robinson Weddell
Hiram Cornelius Henry
Earle Cracraft Hornbrook
Sam Wilson Gallacher
Fer Enrique Quintero
B.S. A
Clarence Pendleton Wilson
George Grace Helde
Postoffice Changes in Emberson and Kemp Areas
A postoffice is established at Emberson Union county served from Nara Visa eighteen miles south with Gilbert O Towns named postmaster. The Kemp Bernalillo county postoffice will discontinue on June 30th and mail will be directed to Albuquerque after that date.
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Emberson
Union County
Nara Visa
Gilbert O. Towns
Kemp
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Territorial bonds funded for armories and banks in New Mexico
Territorial Treasurer issued 15.00 five percent bonds approved by Congress to fund Albuquerque and Las Vegas armories, sold at a premium of 6.25 above par to Brighton German Nation Bank in Cincinnati. Western Union opens telegraph offices along Santa Fe Central, connecting Estaney valley towns. Las Cruces official notes Congress approved bond issues for territorial institutions, enabling dormitory plans and enrollment growth at the New Mexico School of Mines in Socorro, with bids called for construction.
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Territorial
Congress
National Guard
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Brighton German Nation Bank Company
Cinennati
Ohio
Vaughn
Wesern Union Telegraph Company
Santa Fe
Estaney Valley
New Mexico
Kennedy
Stanley
Monarty
McIntosh
Estonia
Willard
Torrance
W. A. Flewing-Jones
Las Cruces
Board of
New Mexico School of Mines
Socorro
Schoos
Not Profane Only Pertinent Loch Raven Query
A party traveled to Loch Raven for a pleasant outing to enjoy scenery. One woman exclaimed the water looked like a lake, but another member clarifies it is a dam river, not a lake.
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Loch Raven
Baltimore
Best to Avoid Native Dishes Warns Tourists
A Die Woche writer cautions travelers against local specialties advising avoid national dishes unless in top hotels. He argues real taste comes with familiarity and warns about unfamiliar dishes with odd names especially in Austria. He cites Hungarian partridge is often pork scraps and not like its name or English cheese dish.
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Die Woche
Austria
Masters of Mystery
The piece credits lawyers and physicians as the ablest masters in the science of mystery. It highlights the expertise of legal and medical professionals in solving enigmatic cases.
Accepted at His Value a German Proverb Quotation
A newspaper card presents a German proverb on accepted value and character. The item notes a quotation about a good man and pedigree as a moral reflection, reflecting historical period tone.
Realty listing from Roy New Mexico advertises land and properties
Roy Realty Investment Co offers 1000 acres alfalfa land near Maquiero at 12.60 per acre, 488 acres bottom land at 25 per acre, 48 acre cattle ranch near Roy with water and farm land for feed, 160 and 920 acre farms near Roy, 20 patented 160 acre claims 5 to 15 miles out, 12 relinquishments near town, hotel and corner lots with dwelling at 1500 each, all in Roy New Mexico. The firm claims longest standing local real estate business confidence.
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Maquiero
Roy
Roy Realty & Investment Company
Roy New Mexico
Roy New Mexico’s booming town builds on homesteads and crops
Roy New Mexico grows as a fast developing hub in Mora county on the Dawson Branch line. Since opening to homeseekers January 1, 1907 about 800 homesteaders have filed or entered, with many more arriving. The town touts modern shops, abundant land for homestead entries, successful crops from wheat to sugar cane, and dependable water depths. Roy's prospects include becoming the county seat of a new northeastern New Mexico county.
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Dawson
el Paso
Mora County
Roy
New Mexico
Mora County Details Highlight Its Size Population and Resources
Mora County covers 2 542 square miles with a 1900 census population of about 10 304 and an assessed value of 1 175 822. The county seat is Mora and post offices include Mora Wagonmound La Cueva Cleveland Guadalupita Chacon Ovate Roy Lucero Halls Peak Holman Weber Shoemaker Watrous Milly Ledoux. It leads New Mexico in agricultural value and sits in rugged mountainous terrain with the Rocky Mountain main ridge in the west and multiple river basins shaping its drainage and ecology.
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Mora
Wagonmound
la Cueva
Cleveland
Guadalupita
Chacon
Ovate
Roy
Lucero
Halls Peal
Holman
Weber
Shoemaker
Watrous
Milly
Ledoux
Mora County
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Taos
Bernal Mo
Rhode Island
Delaware
Bernalillo
Rocky Mountains
Pecos River
Pecos
Santa Cruz
Rio Grande
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Moquero
Morcero
Gould
Blick Lake Mesa
Tucumcari
Mexico
Moquero Land & Locating Co
Gould, NM
Cassimero Gonzales
Roy, New Mexico
Adobe
P, Duncan
Prop
J. M. Wilburn
Bushkevits
Max M. Bushkevits
A. Bushkevits
Sec
Treas
Great Western Commercial Go
Roy, Moraco
L. H. McConnell
C. E. Farrington
Ters
Clayton
New Mexico Union Co
A. S. Bushkevitz
United States
John Florence
F. A. Roy
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