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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
4
Irvin Ogden, Sr. editor and publisher laments bought up dailies in New Mexico. He criticizes owners steering the Master’s voice and predicts the Associated Press will lose prestige as news centers emerge, challenging big interests.
Col Theo W Goldin a veteran of Custers Seventh Cavalry travels to army camps in the Southern Military department as a speaker for the Army Y M C A He recounts frontier campaigns including the Big Horn and Yellowstone expeditions and his service as regimental clerk scout and courier for Gen Miles Reno and other commanders He earned the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1876 during the Custer campaign
Advertising notice for a music class run by Mrs J P Reynolds at a new cafe. Tuition set at five dollars per month with two lessons weekly. Current location listed as Mrs Crowe's, urging readers to see her for details.
A brief note states that only about five percent of lower animals are defective at birth, a much lower ratio than among human beings.
240 acres a mile and a quarter from Roy includes 14 acres planted with beans. Pastore leases all. Price listed at 11.50 per acre. Enquiries to Faustin De Laney at John Schneider farm Roy North Market.
The C B Studblefield Co promotes the strong Case threshing machine line claiming a size for every farm. The ad emphasizes durability and efficiency of the Case model as a leading agricultural implement for grain harvest.
Irvin Mayberry reports from Sitka Kansas that his subscription will continue and promises renewed oil news next week. Fred Brown returns from Tulsa after a seven figure deal while George’s Discovery is discussed. Little George muses on feet not touching the floor while seated. Public virtue is praised as noble and inspiring in a Clay portrayal.
Mr and Mrs James Christman and daughter Norma visited Dawson to transfer the organ from Dawson Church purchased by Liberty Sunday School. Will Mitchell and family of Pleasant View were Sunday guests of B R Stuarts. Mrs L A Brown remains in Tucumcari Hospital with limited improvement. Blankenship of Irand visited sister L A Canon. L A Canon bought the Samuel Slusher farm, boosting his portfolio alongside other properties.
Henry Ward Beecher speaks on false commitment to present duty breaking a thread in the room and the flaw becoming clear only when the cause is forgotten. The note frames honesty as essential to responsible action and memory.
Major General Henry T Allen commander of the Ninetieth Division praises the YMCA for exemplary support from Sept 12 to 10, noting nine YMCA secretaries with infantry and two who went over the top with assault battalions. He thanks J W Nixon division secretary and expresses deepest gratitude for the service from Griscourt to field hospitals.
960 acre farm for rent five miles east of Roy with 350 acres under cultivation to be summer fallowed. Possession for fall wheat planting. Water available. Four room house. Barn. 60 foot by 20 under construction. 600 acres grass fenced and 500 acres open range. Described as a money maker. contact L. M. Wagner Roy New Mex.
A Richmond Times Dispatch piece cites a humorous dialogue about presidents and endurance tests. It then notes a study showing male strength rising rapidly from ages twelve to nineteen, tapering to thirty, then declining, with female strength increasing more evenly from nine to nineteen, then slower to thirty and falling later.
Uncle Si boasts about a town choir scene after a fashionable church tenor delivered a bold solo. He notes the other members paused as the lead singer began, yet the solo continued, drawing strong reactions and comments from bystanders.
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