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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1918

Page

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Celebrate Peace To Elect Officers In Roy Red Cross

Business suspended in Roy Wednesday afternoon for an outdoor mass meeting marking the war end. Patriotic songs and four minute speeches followed. Annual Roy Red Cross chapter officer election set for Wednesday evening Nov 28 at 7:80 in the work room. Branches at Mills Solano and Mosquero hold selections the same day. Members urged to attend and help choose officers.

Roy Roy Chapter The Red Cross Mills, Solano and Mosquero

War Campaign and community notices at Roy

Mrs. FP A Roy chairs a district gathering at Floersheim Co warehouse with speakers including Prof Trumbull Father Vachon Jake Floersheim Prof Creigbaum and Rev Wilson. Patriotic songs and artillery accompany a United War Work Campaign sendoff and district needs for ablegyamaseated.

Pret. Brown T the Floersheim Co Prof Trumbull Father Vachon Jake Floersheim Creigbaum Wilson United War Work Campaign Vboys Armistiae Iim Dia Agen

Young Lady Died of Pneumonia Near Mosquero

The daughter of Vidal Salizaar from Mosquero died from pneumonia on Wednesday. Mrs Tyler traveled from Dawn last Friday to tend to roof work on their La te Bomn homestead and returned Sunday on the belated Polly train. T. R. Pint went to Kansas City Monday seeking a trade location or plan to move east again, admitting he might be glad to return after seeing conditions there.

Vidal Salizaar Mosquero Tyler T. R. Pint Kansans

Beans Loaded in Roy Warehouses Amid Market Push

Ten war loads of beans were loaded at two large Roy warehouses this week as the market responds. Beans shipped use modern machinery and wood sacks per Bean Association rules. Fred Sisson and three boys left for Marion Indiana to work as iron founders, intending to settle there while maintaining ties. A six cent car wreck in Bell caused all-day traffic delays on Saturday due to a curve and high grade track repair.

Roy Bean Association Fred Sisson Marion Indiana Fred Bell Parture

Soldier Letter From France Reflects War Hopes and Critique

A World War I letter from Sat. G. A. Julius in France on October 10 thanks a friend for cheerful, patriotic letters and notes he has all he needs. He expresses belief in America’s eventual victory, recalls German atrocities, and pledges to fill any space in the boot with medicines, ending with gratitude and friendship.

France Earth Tien Meg America Tam Sat. G. A. Julius

Expert Opinion on New Mexico Voters and 1920 Outlook

The Santa Fe New Mexican editorial argues independent voters swung the 1918 state results toward Republicans. It cautions against autocracy, contends governors must deliver honest administration, and notes the 1920 verdict rests with voters and two-year terms for officers. Prudence counsels going slow.

B. Dana Johnson Santa Fe New Mexican Johnson New Mexico Pecos Valley Larrazolo Republican Party

Narrow escape from nicotine poisoning shocks stock worker

Albert Mitchell son of T E Mitchell of Albert survived a close call from nicotine poisoning while dipping stock. The incident warns workers that fumes from tobacco dips pose a serious risk to non users as he recovered and prepared for a training camp. Also noted are visits for Manuel Naranjo’s illness, Nels Benson's record cattle sale, and a brief market roundup of chickens and other livestock on the mesa.

Albert Mitchell T. E. Mitchell Albert Clayton

Acacia Lodge Applies for Charter at Grand Lodge Session

Acacia Lodge A F and A M has applied for a charter at the Grand Lodge session in Tucumcari on November 18. The new lodge has compiled a remarkable record since dispensation was granted last summer. Several officers and members plan to attend Grand Lodge in Tucumcari.

Acacia Lodge A. F A. M Grand Lodge Tucumcari

Pay Your Pledge War Stamp Arrears urged by council

Signers of pledges for war and thrift stamps are one to three months in arrears. Check your card and visit the Post Office or Roy Trading Co to make payments. The Government needs the money now more than ever. present a valid reason to the Council of Defence if delaying.

Post Office Roy Trading Co Council of Defence

Methodist Services Return in Roy After Quarantine

Rev Wilson announces regular Methodist services at Christain Church Roy on Sunday November 17 at 11 am and 7 30 pm Following the Union Sunday School and U P S C E Rev Wilson will preach his first sermon in Roy at this time after previous quarantine prevented his attendance.

Wilson Methodist Christain Chreh Roy Union Sunday School U.P.S.C.E

Visit Ends At Nels Benson Home In Daw son

Mrs. Jim Turner and her children finished their stay at the Nels Benson residence and departed for Dawson on Tuesday.

Jim Turner Nels Benson Dawson

Influenza Hits Roy High School Teachers

Miss Fetzer, teacher at Roy High School, and Miss Eula Hanna, who teaches the 6th and 7th grades, are ill with influenza and unable to teach.

Fetzer Roy High School Eula Hanna

Miss Sofia Romero Dies After Short Illness

Sofia Romero daughter of Mr and Mrs Jose Leon Romero died of pneumonia at Plumlee Hospital Wednesday night after a brief illness spanning only a few days.

Sofia Romero Jose-Leon Romero Plumlee Hospital

Arnett Orders SA and Heads to Dawson Work Site

J. F. Arnett orders the SA and is sent to Dawson. He traveled to work there and encountered a Florida setback but has moved past it.

J. F. Arnett Dawson Fla

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