Roys Night in Japan draws locals to Commercial Club Hall
Roys baseball team shows early season vigor as they order new uniforms and prepare for a strong year. Local events include A Night in Japan by the Swastia Dram at Commercial Club Hall with admission of 40 cents. Community notes mention farming, new physician Dr. L A McConnell, and a carload of seeds arriving at Floersheim Mercantile Company.
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Japan
Swastia Dramatic Club
Commercial Club Hall
L.A. McConnell
Tennesee
Roy
Local personals sketch from Roy area social notes
A collage of short notices from Roy detailing visits and travel by Austin Harmon Colorado Springs William Woodard Dr Beank Hraily Solana Parker Wells Dawson and others. It lists hospital visits, business trips, property work wells drilling irrigation and community club activities plus multiple names and places.
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William Woodard
Beank Hraily
Solana
Roy, Waragig
Moquero area plans, land offers, and town opening
The article notes water flowing on Ingram's claim six miles east of Moquero as families move in and seven claims of 160 acres are offered near Cabeza station on the El Paso and Southwestern line. Bernal & Rivera advertise, while Moquero Land and Locating Co plans to open the town site in July with railroad ties for a special excursion and dance at Mr. Browns. Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chicago praises New Mexico’s push for statehood and rapid growth.
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Ingram
Moquero
Go.lve
Ures Edel
Cabeza Station
EL Paso
Bernal & Rivera
Roy. N. M
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Santa Fe
New Mexico
U.S
Homestead Entry Qualifications and Rules for Widows Soldiers
The article outlines who may make a homestead entry under 160 acres, including widows and soldiers, with residence and cultivation timelines. It details payment options at 31.25 per acre, five year residence for patent, and extensions for military service or illness. It also covers succession by widow or heirs, leave of absence, and requirements to make up missed time.
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United States
New Mexico Statehood Advocacy in Debates Among Leaders
The speaker urges tying toward statehood, criticizing its exclusion from the union while praising New Mexico’s liberty loving citizens. He notes Democrats and Republicans differ little in influence and pledges effort to support New Mexico joining the United States and joining the national flag’s starry banner.
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L. H. McConnell
P.O
F. B. Evans
Floersheim Mere. Co
H. Deaton
Rt. Foster
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D. Phalon
McAfee
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Dawson
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Iowa
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T. Moore
A. Bashisevite
Oscar Wauson
Sania
Dawson Hospital
W. L B. Harper
J.B. Carson
Oliver Osborn
Solvay
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Hendins
Lushieville
George Pendergraft
D.M. Palbou
Man of Solano
Wane la and Sons
Kansas City
Frank Thomas
Hi Paso
Southwestern
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Andy Hern
Taylor
Mrs
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Macarie Gallegos
Gallegos ON. M
P.P. Branch
J. Dawson
Colson Mercantile Company
Trinidad
Angeline Willard
AL S. Bushkevitz
Harry Odd
Lawrence Warenberg Merc. Co
N. G. McMing
F. A. Roy
F. W. Sylvester
City
Frankfort
Kansas
W. O. W. Lodge
A. A. Herentz
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Priscilla Club
Ollie Hes. le. Alledridge
F. 8. Brown
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A. Stanton
Charence Hall
John Frick
Stillwater
Ohio
Pijot
Father Cellier
Springer
Paris
France
Sarah Dowell
Eid
Arthur J. Hall
Rees MH. Coomer
Irvin IX. Ogden
R. Simon H. Boydston
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