Mills Red Cross Sale Draws Crowds and Large Proceeds
A Mills Red Cross relief sale drew a large crowd at the sister town with continuous selling from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Profits at least equal to the Roy sale, with detailed figures to be released next week. Funds from food and refreshments and auctions supported the cause, aided by local dignitaries and a bustling program.
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Ann Aimentien
Roy
Red Cross
Mills
Lebert
A. J. McDonald
Clayton
Butsler
Wagon Mound
Wilco
Kaiser
Victor Bixby
Will Paxton
Sigellis
Philippines
Wm. Schoennerstedt
U.S. Navy
Col
F. C. White
Col. Paxton
Wm. G. Johnson
Col. Cochrane
D. A. Espy
Mills Bank
Water Works Tax Payers Meeting Called In Roy
Citizens and taxpayers of the Village of Roy are summoned to a mass meeting on Saturday night June 15 at Judge Foster's Office to discuss proceeding or postponing action on the Water Works. The administration has offers but will not proceed without a majority taxpayer vote. Attend and express wishes.
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Roy
War Savings Stamp Meetings Scheduled for June 28 1918
War Savings Director for New Mexico announces nationwide calls for taxpayers and wage earners to subscribe to War Savings Stamps on Friday the 20th with meetings in schoolhouses at 2 p.m. Stamps range from 1 to 200 units, payable throughout 1918, as Liberty Bonds equivalents.
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United States
War Savings
New Mexico
United States Treasury Department
War Savings Day proclaimed in Roy New Mexico area
A proclamation designates Friday June 28 1918 as WAR SAVINGS DAY with citizens urged to spend the afternoon after two o clock buying War Savings Stamps and promoting their sale in large amounts Citizens and officials including Dr C Plumlee urged to pledge to save and invest as allowed by law plus local notes on traffic and education initiatives in Mora County ventures
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Roy N. M
Secretary of the Treasury
Jthis State
C. Plumlee
Ali
Kansas City
Baptist Revival Ends at Church with Conversions and Letters
Baptist revival meetings closed Sunday night at the church. Rev Maddox and Rev Dawn led hard work that benefited the church and converts. The leaders emphasized orderly conduct at worship and urged continued good behavior to curb rowdyism among youth.
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Baptist Church
Maddox
Dawn
House of Worship
Caught Again In a Los Angeles Thefts Case
A repeat offender, Jose Turietta, freed from a prior term, is linked to multiple thefts including a horse, wagon, rifle, and a family assault near Roy and Red River. He was bound over to the Grand Jury by Judge Foster and jailed at Mora on failure to post bond. Will Paxton’s Illinois family arrived after a long road trip, while farmers donate supplies and local lists of names accompany the report.
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Jose Turietta
Gsee
Leandro Archuleta
Leandro Martinez
Roman Sandoval
Fred Brown
Foster
Mora
Brown
Barcilio Garcia
Solano
Turietta
Sandoval
Will Paxton
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklo
Raxton Ranch
Seth
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