Mixed train arrives at Roy in afternoon schedule
Train No. 123 arrives at Roy at 2 05 PM and departs at 2 80 PM according to the readerable timetable.
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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
4
Irrigation Congress Exhibits Highlight New Mexico Fair
The New Mexico Irrigation Congress and annual fair left a vivid impression with visitors from Albuquerque to Missouri. Exhibits showcased apples from the Mimbres valley near Deming, pears, grapes, sugar beets, and rich mineral resources. The Merchants parade featured WCTU floats, and Harold B. Link of Silver City won a $25 prize for an essay on state-wide prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Missouri
Far East
Thomas
Mimbres
Deming
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition
Uncle Sam
Harold B. Link
Silver City
Albuquerque Pioneer Torlina Dies After Quarter Century Here
Albuquerque dispatch reports John D. Torlina, 75, who came overland in the Santa Fe days, died Sunday after 25 years in Albuquerque. He engaged in large business ventures in St. Louis and belonged to Masonic and Knights of Pythias lodges there. His remains will be returned to St. Louis for interment. Torlina helped found Albuquerque after moving from the old town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
John D. Torlina
Torlina
St. Louis
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
New City
Mummy Found and Stolen in Roswell Tale
A Roswell dispatch details the discovery and theft of an ancient Aztec mummy found by a Mexican sheep herder in Lincoln county. The mummy, about six and a half feet tall, was bought by M A Ingersoll and stolen from his store. a $500 reward remains unrecovered. Also reported: Guy S Exton named assistant forest ranger on the Magdalena national forest and Albuquerque government building plans revised for a $160000 project including post office and U S court. Colfax grand jury returns indictments on 46 of 60 charges with no indictments in the French robbery case at Phelps Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
M. A. Ingersoll
Roswell
Guy S. Exton
Magdalena National Forest
Albuquerque
United States Court Room
Colfax County
Phelps-Dodge Company
French
Sparrows Celebrate Friends Across Ages In Verse And Tale
Classic writers and poets praise sparrows as charming companions while critics like Rider Haggard label them vermin. Catullus Plautus and Pepys all mention sparrows with affection, taming birds that delight households and literature alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider Haggard
Catullus
Lesbia
Plautus
Pepys
Ancient Bloodhounds Used by Armies and Clans
historical note describes bloodhounds aiding armies in Elizabethan times with 800 dogs against Irish rebels and in Scotland to track fugitive warriors. It recounts Wallace allegedly outmaneuvering hounds by killing a follower to mislead them and Bruce fleeing by wading a stream to a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Essex
Elizabeth
England
Scotland
Wallace
Bruce
Cowboy Shooting Affray at White House Ranch
Joe Lewis lies near death after a pistol duel with ranchman Frank Allison at the White House ranch on the Gila river. The two men, once friends, exchanged six shots with Lewis severely wounded, Allison held on bond while Lewis remains critical at a Silver City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Joe Lewis
Frank Allison
White House
Gila River
Lewis
Allison
Silver City
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Millard Aldridge
Prop
Floersheim Mer, Co
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Roy Meat Market
John Schnieder
Newy York
St. Weshinato, Nn, Omer
Frank Reistle
Lawrence Denver
Colo. A
EL Paso & Southwestern
el Hispano Americao
M. D. Gibbs
P.O
Irrigation Congress
Friends of Sparrows
Cassimero Gonzalez
Roy, New Mexico
Pirst-clane Accommodations
Roy, N. M1
A, P
Duncan, Prop
Bushkevits
Max M. Bushkevitz
A. Bushkevitz
Lee
Treas
Great Western
Roy, Moraco, New Mexico
A. S. Bushkevitz
United Staths
John Florence
Benes Mora
West Side Blacksmith Shop
J. Arnold
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