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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

8

Wanted Man to Haul Water During Threshing

A personal notice seeks a man with a good team and wagon to haul water during threshing, contact Vanity Machine Works in Roy New Mexico. The snippet also mentions a premium list for the International Soil Products Exposition in Peoria Illinois September 18 to 29, linked with the National Implement and Vehicle Show and the Peoria Fair. Additional brief items describe local Boy Scouts bean planting in Roy, visits among residents, cattle market notes from Cassidy Co Kansas City, and Las Vegas Cow Boys contest July 4-8 with stunt pullers and a new Muscadine Punch drink at Fairview Pharmacy.

Vanity Machine Works Roy, N. Mex Peoria, Dlinois Peoria Las Vegas Seattle

820 ACRE FARM FOR SALE NEAR ROYALL

An 820 acre farm is for sale eight miles from Royall with plow land covering 42 acres of wheat, well fenced. Includes good buildings and nearby housing, price 4000 dollars with crop included for a quick deal. Henry Farr buys 160 acre homestead of Miss Etta Reed east of town and rents adjoining land for pasture.

Royall The Henry Farr

Ivey Overhauls Header as Rye Field Nears Harvest

Mr Ivey has his header at the machine shop for overhaul for harvest. His famed rye field has born seven crops without reseeding or plowing since breaking it and is nearing harvest of another crop.

Mr. Ivey

Real Estate Loans and New Birth Announcements In Mosquero

The Mosquero Sun reports the J. L. Hayes Real Estate Co offering loans on real estate at 9 percent. It notes births at local homes: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sim Galey and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Priest, along with a new boy born at the John Bowen residence.

J. L. Hayes Real Estate Co The Mosquero Sun Sim Galey John Bowen Priest

Guthman Sale and Ranch Visit Across Roy NM

W H Guthman Roy NM offers a Holstein milk cow for sale while Frank Christian and family visit the ranch near De Heyen in a big Overland. Tulsa Texas guests arrive. Cal Jones and wife from Tucumcari visit, leaving children with relatives while they fish. Local farmers work tractors restored after last year's fire and Chautauqua events draw attendees from Solano and beyond.

Frank Christian and Tulsa Texas Joe BaYard de Heyen Cal Jones Tucumcari Haines Dietterich

Local Homestead Gas Engine Boosts Wells and Beans

Prof Russell plans a gas engine and pump at his father’s well to pump water and stock. Observers visited Monday and noted fresh stops nearby. He also shows exceptionally fine beans growing in the area.

Prof Russell

Sail On O Ship of State Longfellow Phrase Card

Poem fragment praising the ship of state and Union with hopeful rhetoric. Mentions Longfellow and themes of faith courage and collective resolve guiding the nation through uncertain times. The text reads as a ceremonial invocation urging steadfastness and unity.

Lincoln Courage and a Soldier’s Dying Prayer

A private in the Army of the Potomac faced execution and received a reprieve from President Lincoln who personally rode to deliver it. The next year William Scott of Company K fell at Yorktown, dying after praying for the president and declaring Lincoln showed he was no coward and not afraid to die. Chaplains and comrades recalled the act as a tribute to unity and destiny.

Army of the Potomac Lincoln Vermont Yorktown William, Scott Company K

Liberty Bonds Urge U S War Bond Drive

Public notice urges buying United States Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. It contrasts American production with the Kaiser and encourages citizens to invest through bankers or brokers and to display patriotism on their clothing.

Kaiser United States Liberty Gebhoo

Doctors Should Focus On Sick, Not Well, Says NY Medical Debate

The New York Academy of Medicine discussion on how to treat Americans shifts toward prioritizing the sick. Doctor Meltzer argues against broad examinations for all, saying examining the well can worsen health and lead to fear, while urging physicians to focus on the sick and leave the well alone.

New York Academy of Medicine New York ‘Times Meltzer

Dinner at the White House in 1802 diary entry

Manesseh Cutler, founder of the Ohio colony, records a February 6 1802 White House dinner hosted by President Jefferson. The account notes rice soup beef turkey mutton ham veal cutlets and an Italian dish misrepresented as onions, plus ice cream fruit and wines, with social tea and remarks from Mr Lewis.

Manesseh Cutler Ohio Colony Lfe Charles G. Dawes White House Jefferson Mr. Lewis Social

Mischief at the Sixtern Mysterious Ten Ball

Mandy the mermaid maid arrives late explaining she attended a wild party at Cullid Odd Fellows hall hosted by the Sixtern of the Mysterious Ten. The hall was packed with dancing and laughter as the orchestra played into the night, the mistress noting Mandy’s delay with amused disbelief.

Mandy Chira

Ancient plow most ancient tool claim from Abraham tale

An article argues the plow is humanitys oldest tool and cites a Babylonian brick in the University of Pennsylvania museum. Doctor Clay links the device to Abraham from the Book of Jubilees, showing a three-man combination plow planter harrow and noting birds and ravens thwarted by furrow sowing.

Washington Babylon University of Pennsylvania Doctor Clay Abraham

Cultivate Habit of Thrift Says Houston Post Editorial

The Houston Post argues thrift should be taught in schools and adopted in daily life. It notes 10 million hungry Americans after job loss, 9 million with jobs supporting dependents, and 1 million unable to pay debts, urging industry, economy, and frugality as guiding principles.

United States Providence Mina Houston Tex

Make Home Happy A Family Duty for Society and State

The text extols homemaking as a noble calling and a shared family responsibility. It urges every member to contribute love, help, sympathy, and comfort to the home. A happy, well ordered house strengthens character and enables greater generosity to others.

Homer Howe

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Boy Scouts Roy J. Floersheim B.C. Jordan Mills Daily Mail Carrie Turner Les Alldredge Theresa Matthews Goodman’s Alldredges Springer Cassidy & Co Kansas City Fairview R. P. Kirby Gettysburg Mr. Kirby Fairview Pharmacy W. H. Guthman, Roy, N. M Stan Reichlewski I. C Fred Strong Anderson Garage Y L. N. de Weese Mosquero Solano Chautauqua Charlie Leonhard Ford Floersheim Co F. A. Bruce Grimke H.W. Longfellow C. D. Warner Sayen Harvard Brooks Century Magazine Horace Cushman” Binder Engines McCormack New Mexico Wilson Company Mills, Newmex Eave Weill Chotcapety Herero Bor Sten Co Mead OO Chicago Allings Earth
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