Good Hustlers Boosters for the Liberty Two
Fourth of July celebration work gains support for Uiwhr enterprise and loyal townsfolk. Men plan a town dance as merchants donate prizes including goods from Spanish American, Fioerstinim Mere, Goodman Mere, Tileal Grocery, Roy Truntdé Savings Bank, Appel & Co, Fairview Pharmacy, Baum Bros, Palace Bar, George Harness Shop, Californis Wine & Signor House. Roy residents show community spirit toward surrounding rural areas.
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Suport
Uiwhr Enterprise
Fioerstinim
Palouse Valley Sunday School Address Notes
Sunday School hosts a large turnout as Rev. Gaskill delivered a fine address. Numerous locals and visitors were mentioned, with updates on visits, arrivals, and community events including sermons by Rev. Hunt and various social calls. A railway detour affected Colorado & Southern trains and a local freight wreck was noted.
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Gaskill
Kansas Valley Notes Pitch In On Harvest Time
Mrs L K Mitchell of Roy visited Mrs L B Woods then returned home. Davis drilling Co. completed Geo Lucas well at 162 ft with abundance of water. Litas well at 82 ft now yields well. Wheat in the area looks good, 90 acres of wheat maturing on MUM ranch. Roy and Liberty Two fairs promised. Roy residents and guests mingle at Branch Hotel and local gatherings.
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Davis Drilling Co
Geo. Lucas
Litas
D. Ella Romine
Kansas Valley
Grace Romine
Dawson
Bras Dhather
A.forsman
Smith
Monquero
Mills Items Report A Bounty Of Local Happenings
Local notes list visits and events across Mills including Prof Russel in town, Grace Proctor visiting Pueblo Cole, Mr McGill of Texas filing on land near town, Hoke Smith passing through Milly, Mo Smith among early land filers, Mrs Bough visiting relatives, and plans for a Fourth of July phcole dinner with ball games and other sports.
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Mr. McGill
Texas
Mr. Hoke Smith
Milly
California
Smith
Milla
Mills
Rebekahs Elect Officers At June Meeting
The Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting on June 21 electing Noble Grind as chief officer with Gayssie Moersheim Vice Grand Alma Kitchell secretary and Emilia Kitchell treasurer HL Goodinn was named Trustee Clara F. Hor to Rebekah Assembly and Cora Wheeler will install new officers. Refreshments were planned and attendance expected. Local wool buyers Balli and Anton made large purchases boosting Roy’s wool trade, aided by H Goodman of Goodman Mercantile who steered buyers away from Clanton.
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Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grind
Gayssie Moersheim
Migx Blanche Kitche
Alma Kitchell
Mra
Emilia Kitchell
HL Goodinn
Rebekah
Clara F. Hor
Cora Wheeler
New Mexico
Balli
Nicholas Comer
Geo. Anton
Chicago
Roy
H. Goodman
Goodman Mervintile Company
May. Bell
Anton
Clanton
Clayton Ting
Clayton
Convention politics and local business moves detailed
The report notes a pirot vote at Chirk with 460 to 34 amid a Democratic convention feel and a shift toward majority rule. a telegram from J Moorsheim mentions Hon J P Hand of Albuquerque from Baltimore. It also records Ida Churel moving restaurant fixtures to the Branch Hotel to continue business, with critiques of party platforms and vague generalities dominating voter interest.
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Phin
J. Moorsheim
J. P. Hand
Albuquerque
Baltimore
Jeither Party
Ida Churel
Bad al Bligest
Dudley Durrit Visits Solano Solano Lawyer in Town
Dudley Durrit, a rising young lawyer from Solano, came to town Thursday on legal business and made a welcome stop at this office.
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Dudley
Durrit
Solano
Prize Fight in East Las Vegas Draws Big Local Interest
East Las Vegas hosts a major prize fight as Fyun Jack Johnson contends in a near sold out event. Governor McDonald has allowed crowds with Mayor Tandert supervising the early scenes while attendees anticipate the match’s success. A secretive group, Ming Ollie Mitchel led the Bo Nots at the Southwest Hotel with revelry audible from the street.
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H.W. Laskas
East Las Vegas
N.M
Jack Johnson
Forth
McDonald Jinn
Tandert
Issacuts
Bo Nots
Ming Ollie Mitchel
S S Convention Proclaims Fourth of July Rally in Roy
Delegates from Roy Solano Micosant View and Mille will attend a S S convention on June 4 1912 on the convention grounds in Roy. A grand dinner and a varied program with speakers including E Hunt will mark the event. Sunday school workers are urged to help, with a full schedule of addresses songs recitations and religious talks. Fireworks and Fourth of July preparations dominate the town as residents plan celebrations and local business promotes goods and services.
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Mosquiro
Roy, Solano
Micosant View
Mille
E. Hunt
Bright Scholars Show Superior Grades in County Report
Professor Jonson Ib receives report from State Superintendent White detailing eighth grade exam results for Roy pupils. Seventh graders Fussed and Huxel Sheltres passed all branches. Helen Aldredge led with 04 percent, Zoe Cable close second. Most pupils earned nine grades with lowest about 35 percent. promotion requires 75 percent. Joseph Goodman posted 100 percent in Arithmetic, a county record. Roy ranked among New Mexico’s highest, indicating a superior school system.
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Jonson Ib
White
Roy
Huxel Sheltres
Helen Aldredge
Zoe Cable
Pupla
Joseph Goodman
Mors County
New Mexico
Woo
Ladies of Primrose Progressive Circle Dance Benefit
The Ladies of the Primrose Progressive Circle host a grand ball on the evening of July Pearl to aid public schools. All are invited, with tickets priced at $1.00 available at local business houses.
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Primrose Progressive Circle
Local Notice From Erich, Oklahoma
Mr A Menchen of Erich Oklahoma wai eethevetty Friday on trip This fice ag WHR As details are unreadable in the fragment but indicate a personal or official notice from the area with names and place referenced.
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A. Menchen
Erich
Okla
Wai
Kitchell Sawmill Accident Damages Saws at IU Site
A sawmill incident occurred Wednesday when a log embedded rock damaged the equipment at the Kitchell Sawmill near IU. The saw is damaged but not ruined, and no serious injuries are reported.
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Kitchell
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