Sealed bids invited for Pleasant View Schoolhouse build
The Board of School Directors of Independent School District No 43 Mora County New Mexico calls for sealed bids for constructing a new Pleasant View School Building in Roy NM. Bids due noon June 15 1914 marked School Bids. Public bid opening 1 PM June 15 1914 at the Spanish American office Roy NM. Building to be concrete blocks. bids must include bond. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Independent School District
County of Mora
State of New Mexico
Roy
N. M
J. L. Campbell
RB. W. Boulware
J. W. Johnson
Mora Co
Stallions for service at Sheltren farm near Roy New Mexico
Notice announces four Standard Bred trotting and pacing stallions available for service at the Frank Sheltren farm two miles northwest of Roy New Mexico after April 10 1914. Signed by J M George.
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Frank Sheltren
Roy, N.M
F. J. M. George
Goodman No Doubt About What He Meant Cass Dialogue
A short exchange shows Bass doubting whether he is fools. Cass counters that if Bass is a mind reader he cannot be a fool, then clarifies the paradox of perception and intention. The excerpt resembles light banter from a staged scene.
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Bass
Cass
Notice of Contest by Interior Lands Office Clayton 1914
Mary Bailey of Roy New Mexico files May 16 1914 a contest to cancel William N Adamsons Homestead Entry No 23012 Ser 06272 dated Feb 6 1908 for SE Sec 10 Twp 21 Rng 68 NMP Meridian alleging nonresidence failure to cultivate or improve and abandonment for over two years The contest seeks cancellation with no right to hearing unless Adamson files an answer within twenty days after the fourth publication and proves service on Bailey via person or registered mail Cutting details note post office address for future notices.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Clayton
N. M
William M. Adamson
Celina
Texas
Mary Bailey
Roy
New Mexico
William N. Adamson
H. E
Friendship multiplies one’s self in Trinidad drift
A quoted American Magazine passage ponders cheap Trinidad labor and how friendship alters personal identity. It contrasts lawn care by locals with mowed grass by sickle and knife, and presents a view that companionship enlarges a person beyond solo capacity.
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Trennidad
Trinidad
Cally Reminder on Everyday Politeness Quoted at Stable Figures
A brief note says common courtesy standards remain fixed despite market fluctuations. It emphasizes that polite behavior continues to be valued at the same baseline, unaffected by price movements.
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