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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1914

Page

6

Ladies Primrose Progressive Circle Holds Cabinet Meeting

The Ladies Primrose Progressive Circle met at Mrs. H. Goodman’s home on Wednesday June 17 for a regular session and officer elections. Officers chosen for the ensuing term include President Mrs. H. Goodman Vice President Mrs. L. Flint Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Wm. G. Johnson.

Ladies Primrose Progressive Circle H. Goodman L. Flint Seey Treas Wm. G. Johnson

Shipment of 156 Hereford bulls to Deming for Indian stock

Last Saturday the Charles Springer Cattle Co shipped 156 head of Hereford bulls to Deming New Mexico with the largest portion sent by land to Rice New Mexico. The government purchased these bulls to aid in grading up the Indians stock and assist in their cattle program.

Charles Springer Cattle Co Deming, N. M Peach Springs Deming Rice, N. M United States

Birthday salute to Henry West in Colfax area

The note from Springer Stockman recalls Henry West who has long resided in Colfax and Mora counties, marking his 71st birthday on June 6 1914. The well preserved elder is popular with old timers and friends who wish him many healthy years ahead.

Henry West Colfax Mora N. M Mr. West Springer Stockman

Swastika backs repeal pledge against libel law

The Des Moines Swastika decries state libel laws as a disgrace and calls for repeal. It vows not to support any candidate who does not pledge to repeal the current law, urging editors to speak freely while truth is maintained.

America

Mrs Pacheco Visits Dawson Husband This Week

Mrs Pacheco visited her husband at Dawson this week returning home Thursday.

Floersheim Co Hires Sam Strong for Track Ashes Fix

The Floersheim Mercantile Co. employs Sam Strong this week to haul ashes from the railroad tracks and refill the street mud hole in front of the store. The improvement is needed and praised.

Floersheim Mercantile Co Sam Strong

Armour Eyes Dawson Base Ball Game on Fourth of July

Manager Armour reports good prospects Dawson Base Ball team will visit for a Fourth of July game. A strong Dawson turnout is expected and the matchup promises a lively contest for local fans.

Armour Dawson

Noted Wrestler Emil Dominick to Visit Roy for Exhibition

Emil Dominick a renowned professional wrestler from Dawson plans a visit to Roy on the fourth for an exhibition or open challenge. The committee supports the event in principle but questions whether they can afford to host it.

Emil Dominick Dawson Roy

Water content in meat and poultry shocks readers

The article notes that 60 percent of the price of beef goes to water, with uncooked beef and mutton around 6 percent water. Pigeons have about 7 percent water, fowls and ducks 68 percent, and fat geese 38 percent. Fish flesh varies 40 to 80 percent water by species, from Popular Mechanics.

Had One Resemblance in a Texas Theatrical Night

A Texas town production of Ingomar featured John McCullough's company with Sothern as barbarian leader. During the day actors looted fur coverings to appear authentic, finding imperfectly cured skins. On stage the furred army drew laughs as McCullough quipped that they smelled barbarian yet looked pampered.

Texas John McCullough Ingomar Sothern McCullough

Luminous Cornwall Metal Linked to Radioactivity Legend

A British scientist confirms the Cornwall legend of a luminous metal from the county mines. Autonite, also found in Wales and sent from Portugal, glows due to spontaneous radioactivity similar to uranium salts, fading as it crystallizes and alters its luminosity.

Cornwall Wales Portugal

Elephant the wisest of animals according to a

An article extols the elephant as the most intelligent non human animal, surpassing dogs and horses in real sound sense and deep thought, likening its brain power to that of humans and citing books on animal intelligence for support.

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Dr. S. Locke D.D.S. O M. D. Gibbs Everbody Albuquerque Morning Journal Tucumcari Hospital Drs. Noble & Doughty Tucumcari N.M C. A. Armour New Mexico A. L. Hanson Public Schools John Calvin Geneva Great Britain Robert Raikes British Isles Jefferson Vy McClure
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