A.R.C. Establish Home Service and Staff Changes
The Roy Chapter of the Red Cross reports strengthening Home Service this December with Mrs. Grace V. Ogden elected Secretary and Mrs. T. M. Rouleau visiting Denver to push permanent Home Service stations. Ogden will handle soldier aid, civilian relief, and chapter bookkeeping, while Rouleau eyes field work and civilian needs. Also noted are a Roy Catholic Chapel wedding, a large All Day Christian Church meeting, a Majestic range promotion, and local reports on Remisio Lopez’s cattle trip, Miss Sarah Myers’s winter plans, and community notes.
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Red Crome
Winters
Denver
Sean Fing Eedit
Pis Gee Ie
Iik
Mosquera
Mila
Roy
Gli
T. M. Rouleau
Grace V. Ogden
Red Cross
War Department
Dept
Ruleau
New Mexico
Ogden
Ne Cross Room
Remisio Lopez
Frank Roy
D&nver
Fifth Sunday S S Convention at Solano near Mesa
The Fifth Sunday Convention of the Mesa area will meet at Solano next Sunday with Rev. G. B. Hall as Association president, promising an enthusiastic event and an old time feast. Rev. McClure will attend and deliver the convention sermon, with a free day to enjoy the gathering. Abernathy family leaves Monday for Brooklyn Town to visit relatives for two months or more, Bilis to run the farm. Conners from Oklahoma City arrive and plan to build a home in Roy, illness had delayed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Metlure
Solano
G. BH. Hall
McClure
Goa
Abernathy
Brooklyn
Mra
A's
My. A's
Sorthern
Bilis
Conners
Oklahoma City
Prevent
Roy
Conner
Landholders Organize to Test State Leasing Law
A State Landholders Protective Association spearheads a suit over state land leases claiming the land commissioner lacked authority to reserve mineral rights in patented lands. The case, Ot to v. State Land Commissioner, argues patents should issue without reservations and contends broader questions on state land classifications and mineral rights will follow. Representatives include Carl Ekland Clayton and J. Maxwell among about 300 members with holdings exceeding half a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otta
Holloman
Reed Holloman
District Court
State Land Commissioner
Hugh B. Woodward
State Landholders Protective Association
Forsooth
Land Office
United States
Christian Otto
Clayton
State Land Commissioner's Office
Otto
Carl Ekland
John On Clayton
Oenne Mitchell Albert
Joe Doleo
Fabs
Herrington
Pasi Monte
BE. Gal- Jogos
Logan
Gill Maxwell
Woodward
Association
New Mexico
Ivig
Eerie
Tiwan
Bock
Purof
Industrial Strife and Market Ironies in a Short Paper
A short nostalgic piece mocks profiteering and self delusion while noting prices and values. It hints that industrial strife harms both the goose and the egg, and comments on free thought, editing, and public discourse with a satirical tone. It closes by lampooning picking fists as a distraction from one’s own faults.
Unknown poet card extols simple verse and faith
A Los Angeles Times reader letter praises crude rhymes found on postcards and other quirky spaces as a deeper philosophy. The note suggests a verse volume would outshine classic sages in expressing belief in God’s goodness and wisdom. It ends with thanks to the friend who sent the poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulus
Plato
Emerson
Los Angeles Times
Attorneys for the association named in Santa Fe New Mexican notice
The list of attorneys includes Crampton Phillips and Darden of Raton Judge B R Wright of Santa Fe Hugh B Woodward of Clayton former Attorney General Leslie Hubbard of Denver and A Ward of Los Angeles with H C Owen of Dallas named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas Fument
Crampton, Phillips & Darden
Raton
B. R. Wright
Santa Fe
Hugh B. Woodward
Clayton
Leslie Hubbard
Denver
5. A. Ward
Los Angeles
H.C. Owen
Dallas
Santa Fe New Mexican
Red Cross Tuberculosis Seals History and Campaign
The article outlines the origins of Red Cross tuberculosis seals in 1908 by Miss Emily B. Gissell of Wilmington Delaware. It notes sales funding the fight against tuberculosis, growth to over 500 million seals by 1917, and ongoing nationwide distribution through state and national networks with extensive educational campaigns.
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Country
Emily B Gissell
Wilmington
Del
Orig
Dalusaye
Norway
Isa Hiseell
Albert Gul
Red Cross
National ‘Tubérculosis Association
Angis
Moen! Agenté
National Tuberculosis Association
Ratify the Peace Treaty Without Reservations
A 1919 League for Permanent Peace appeal urges the United States to join the League of Nations by ratifying the Peace Treaty without amendments or reservations. Rose Dabney Malcolm Forben signs urging all citizens to write to Senators in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Washington
Rose Dabney Malcolm Forben
League For Permanent Peace
Rugged Weather and Drilling Drive Mark Local Notes
A ragged storm swept the central and western states, bringing near zero temperatures and two inches of snow. A Tuesday water leak flooded the harness shop, causing little damage beyond discomfort. Jim Christman expands well drilling, retools his equipment, and leases land to focus on Mesa wells while planning rate adjustments for rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
35th Anniversary Celebration at Rey Home
Mr and Mrs Floersheim celebrated their thirty fifth wedding anniversary last Sunday at their Rey home with all children and grandchildren in attendance. Three generations gathered for the festal hoard, sharing merriment as the day passed in rejoicing that all were spared to take part.
Floersheim Brothers to California Winter Trade
C Floersheim runs The Springer Times transfers ownership to brother Sylvan and Mr Sala ziar who have been managing the shop for some time. The paper will go to California for the winter as the new firm seeks success in a fresh market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Floersheim
Springer Times
Sylvan
Hereford Bull Carload Shipped To Silver City Ranch
T E Mitchell Son shipped another carload of registered Hereford bulls to ranchman Q L Hodge at Silver City. Car included weanlings bought a year early to ensure supply when needed. Alex Arnold of LaCinta canon leaves Tuesday for Cimarron to work as engineer at a Continental Tie and Lumber Co sawmill this winter. If the A R L C Home Service secures half the owed money and allowances due soldiers, it will be one of the best paying institutions in its community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Mitchell & Son
Q. L. Hodge
Silver City
Alex Arnold
LaCinta Canon
Cimarron
Continental Tie and Lumber Co
A. R.lc. Home Service
Sai
Ithe
Bryant Teacher Heads To Trinidad For Vacation Week
Miss Bryant, a primary teacher in Roy Schools, traveled to Trinidad on Tuesday to spend convention week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bryant
Roy
Trinidad
Paxton Joins Moore Co Wheat Buying Team in Roy Office
Seth E. Paxton accepts a position as assistant to Henry Krabbenschmidt in buying wheat for John H. Moore Co. They operate from their Roy office with Rob erts and Olver Lumber Co. and will weigh on the new sealer in the lumber shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth E. Paxton
Henry Krabbenschmidt
John H. Moore Co
Roy
Roberts and Olver Lumber Co
Local notes and social items from Mora County
Dick Boulware returned from Kentucky on Wednesday. Helen Alldredg King wed Lieut James Morrow at Raton on Saturday Nov 22. Elmer Neal and family traveled to Hillsdale Michigan for a long visit. Mrs Ogden learned of her mother Mrs Gallins illness. A bank veteran from Alva Oklahoma is welcomed here. The Christmas Seals Drive by the State Board of Health for tuberculosis aid will begin soon with J Frank Curnis of Wagon Mound as Mora County chair. The 1919 tax rate increase across counties is outlined by the Taxpayers Association of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Alldredg-King
Raton
James Morrow
John Morrow
State Board of Health
J. Frank Curnis
Wagon Mound
Mora County
U. S
Taxpayers’ Association of New Mexico
Sale Postponed at Ed E Spencer's Farm
Postponed sale due to storm at Ed E Spencer's place nine miles east of Newton School, now set for Tuesday, December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed E. Spencers
Newton School
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A.R.C
Home Service
Fortunita Delfina Maestas
Ignacio Maestas
Daniel Montoya
Alejandro Montoya
Roy Wadnesday
Vachon
Mills
Floorsheim Mercantile Company
Majestic
Sarah Myers
Las Vegas
S.S. Convention
Wumas
Bio
Sue Permen
Nations
Tuberculosis’ Association
Hich
Scahaora Sale
Wit Place
Fred Brown
Plessant View School
Alice Nowlin
Jim Christman
Haton
Boyy
Christman
Homer Parkes
Liberty Garage
Dick Boulware
Kentucky
Elmer Neal
Tyesday
Hillsdale
Michigan
Eg. Willens
Itis
A. Andes
Turin
Toners
Alva
Okla
E&taite
HHS
Incresce Fernaliilo
Haves
Colfax
Curry
Alta DeBuca
Dona Ana
Eddy
Grant
Guadslupe
BAS
Lincoln
A McKinley
Otero
Ir Quay
Rio Avia
Ag Roosevelt
San Juan
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