Farmers Mill and Elevator Company stockholders meeting announced
The Farmers Mill and Elevator Company will hold a stockholders meeting on Saturday, November 29 at 2 oclock in the Solano School House to explain the plan and purpose of the enterprise. Trustees W R Bradley Oscar Aspgren C C Moore and Lois Hearn announce the gathering and invite all interested, especially women. Lois Hearn has been ill with Scarlet Fever but released from quarantine. Jev Hearn and Robert Hearn remain away from home. A rainfall event delayed threshing on the mesa and workers struggle to hire pitchers, with only partial work done and more anticipated in spring.
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Farmers Mill and Elevator Company
Solano
W. R. Bradley
Oscar Aspgren
S C, C. Moore
Mise
Lois Hearn
Jev
Hearn
Robert
Roy
M Rural
Roy . Trading Co
Floershire Mercantile Co
County Board
All Day Meeting and Dinner for Busy Residents Invited
An all day gathering with a basket dinner is planned for those too busy for evening sessions. Dr. L. T. Jackson, Roy Health Physician, showcases new stationery at the SA shop and grows his practice locally. Campbell returns from Kentucky to settle here amid rain floods and harsh winter weather.
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L. T. Jackson
Board-of- Health
Roy
Dr. Self
He Campbell
Kentucky
Roy Chapter Reports Record High Red Cross Drive
The Roy chapter reports a total of 434 members enrolled in the Red Cross drive, the highest yet for the area, with reports and photos sent to Mountain Division HQ. Other items note church services led by Rev. McClure, a move for George N. Ames to Raton, cattle shipments to Kansas City, and large school traffic around Roy.
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George N. Ames
Raton
Mr. Ames
Steve Morris Returns From Colorado Without Bride
Steve Morris comes back from Colorado without a wife as rumors swirl about a failed engagement. Some say his intended bride had five children, while Morris jokes about retribution for reporting the tale.
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Steve Morris
Colorado
Steve
Red Cross Meeting Set With Denver Official Saturday Night
Red Cross workers especially the Executive and Home Service committees plan a Saturday night meeting at the Red Cross Rooms with Mrs T M Ruleau, Field Superintendent of the Mountain Division from Denver. Attendance is urged to uphold the town's hospitality reputation and for additional aims.
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Red Cross
Executive Committee
Home Service Committee
Mra. T.M. Ruleau
Denver
Col Reed dies at 74 in Indiana hometown
Col J Reed pioneer homesteader and Civil War veteran dies at his Frankfort Indiana home on November 4 at age 74 3 months and 2 days. Sympathy sent to his sons and daughter. News notes include August Forsman returning from Oklahoma to buy the Cullison 220 homestead near Solano and other local visits and travels.
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J. Reed
Solano
Frankfort
Indiana
August Forsman
Oklahoma
Cullison
Mesa
Masquerade Ball Planned by Roy Girls at Theatre
The Roy young ladies announce a Masquerade Ball at the Roy Theatre on Thursday night November 27. Special music is planned and a lively evening is expected. Masks are required on the floor until 10 o'clock with prizes for best lady and best gentleman costumes.
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Roy
Roy Theatre
Health Crusaders Fight Off Illness in New Mexico Schools
The Modern Health Crusade, led by the New Mexico Public Health Association, enrolls 25 000 Crusaders across state schools to instill daily health chores. Progress earns rank from page to knight banneret, with badges awarded at milestones. San Miguel county leads rural enrollments. Taos, McKinley, and Sierra counties have no data in the excerpt.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Pubic Health Association
National Educational Association
State Department of Education
Taos
McKinley and
Sierra
San Miguel County
Untonio
Clayton
Dew Moines
Colfax
New Mexico Parochial and Public Schools Rally
The report notes 164 in Dawson and 706 in Raton, totaling 260 for the county. City schools including Deming Clovis Artesia Roswell Santa Fe Clayton Silver City Lordsburg Carrizozo Portales Socorro Magdalena Raton Dawson Des Moines and Belen join a special contest. Spanish chore charts are ordered for districts with many Spanish speakers. Enrollments include the New Mexico School for the Blind at Alamogordo. The crusade is funded entirely by the New Mexico Public Health Association from Red Cross Christ has seal sales.
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Sd Gfusniers
Paral
Dawson
Raton
Deming
Clovis
Cartebad
Artesia
Roswell
Santa Fe
Clayton
Silver City
Lorduburg
Carrizose
Portales
Socorro
Magdalena
Des Moines
Belen
Bing
New Mexico School For the Bind
Alamogordo
New Mexico Pobilic Health Association
Athletes Victims of Tuberculosis Across Sports
The piece recalls numerous celebrated athletes who died of tuberculosis, naming Terry McGovern, Mike Murphy, and Oy Seymour among others. It notes efforts by health groups and the 1920 drive by the American Red Cross and the Christmas Seals program to combat the disease nationwide.
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Terry
MécGovern
Ace
Mike” Murphy
Gente
University of Pennsylvania
Oy” Seymour
The
Giants
Tan Viet
Pingne
Nermit
Hawerett
Eredt
Raat
Ans Sa Health Honda
Puoonihee
Red Cross Seals Plan for New Mexico Health Drive
The program outlines forty thousand campaigns to fund open air clinics dispensaries and preventoria. It proposes six trained public health nurses two lecturers for wealth instruction and aims to promote better citizenship across New Mexico.
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Paulo
New Mexico
Stand for Health Urges United Front Against Tuberculosis
New Mexico scenes show 91 percent of wartime tuberculosis funds staying in state values. Rejections at camp due to tubercular conditions rise as public health pushes prevention. Anti profiteering laws highlighted by Attorney Summers Burkhart accompany local school finance concerns and graft cases like Pan Motor Co. schemes.
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Summers Burkhart
Kmg
Pan Motor Co
Co. of Texas
Lee Ima
Roy
Ulede Gralters Jare
Iawy
Doctor Self Returns to Kana City for Surgery Course
Dr. T. F. Self resumes duties in Kana City to enroll in a graduate surgery course. J. L. Swaim resigns as secretary of the Roy School Board. In their absence, Mrs. Willcox and Mrs. Ogden act as the entire board.
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T. F. Self
Kana
City
Emplos Pone
Saarfai Hinercicn Tesa
J. L. Swaim
Roy School
Sam Ratcliff
Dr. Self
Willcox
Ogden
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