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The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

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Governor Promises Free Seed Plan For New Mexico Farmers

Governor Curry and the district collector praised for backing a plan to buy 10,000 bushels of seed wheat on credit and seek legislative funds to distribute free to needy farmers and settlers in New Mexico. Officials from agriculture support aiding new residents facing drought or floods as they establish homes.

Bardshar Department of Agriculture Legislative Assembly Curry New Mexico

Rousing Republican Meeting at Bushkevitz Hall

A large Monday night Republican gathering at Bushkevitz Hall featured music by the city orchestra. Frank Roy opened the meeting, Bushkevitz chair, with a five member escort committee for speakers W G Ward W L Blattman Blas Sanchez and others. Lsushkevitz candidate for representative spoke followed by Ward endorsing Andrews and statehood. Sanchez complimented for his teaching and interpretation. The session closed with social dancing.

Bushkevitz Hall Frank Roy Bushkevitz H. Goodman Vidal C. Martinez W. H. Benn F. M. Hughes Trinidad Lucero W. G. Ward W. L. Blattman Blas Sanchez America A. 5 Lsushkevitz C. W. G. Ward Andrews Statehood Roy Blas Sanchez

Mora County Democrats accused over books and statehood push

The Mora County Sentinel reports Democratic attacks on Republican inspectors of the county books who found shortages and misused funds during prior administrations. The piece urges voters to inspect county records themselves and praises A S Bushkevitz for representative candidacy, citing his record of action and local service as reason for support in the Fourth Judicial District.

A.S. Bushkevitz Fourth Judicial District W. G. Ward W. L. Blattman Blas Sanchez Bushkevitz

Statehood Votes in New Mexico Referenced by Baton Range

Baton Range argues that every Republican vote this year counts as support for statehood despite Democratic opposition. He criticizes the Democrats for a dog in the manger stance, noting the party’s long-standing push for New Mexico statehood, including a 102 administration platform and a democratic delegate.

Baton Range Democratic Party of New Mexico

Drowns at Wagon Mound as boat sinks on lake

The Santa Fe New Mexican reports David McKeller drowned after a sailboat with Miss Baughman Dr Andres and Judge McKeller capsized on a windy lake near Wagon Mound. Two survivors reached a raft ten minutes later while rescuers failed to locate McKeller.

Santa Fe New Mexican Big Lake Wagon Mound David McKeller Miss Baughman Vorenberg Dr. Andres McKeller Judge McKeller

Abe Stanton Dies in Albuquerque Hospital Fall

Abe Stanton 28 a Toy New Mexico merchant died after leaping from a hospital window during delirium from typhoid pneumonia. Nurses and sisters could not restrain him despite efforts. He was a respected W O W adviser and member, born in Albuquerque, funeral held in Albuquerque with lodge attendance.

Albuquerque A. B. Stanton Toy N. M St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. Stanton Floersheim Mercantile Company Roy W. O. W. Lodge

Resolutions of Respect for W. O. W. Leader A B Stanton

The Wilbur Odd Fellows lodge adopts resolutions for its late Advisor Lieutenant A B Stanton who served since the lodge’s origin in Albuquerque. He remained faithful in promoting lodge welfare. Sympathy extended to his family. copies to minutes, mailed to the family, and published in the local paper.

W. O. W. Lodge A. B. Stanton Albuquerque

Registration of Legal Voters in Mora County

The Mora County Precinct 22 registration books were opened by the Board of Registration on September 23. A list of registered voters will be released for public inspection. If any eligible voters are not listed, requests for registration may be made at the office if legally permissible.

Mora County Board of Registration A. S. Bushkevitz Ignacio Munestas Domingo Martinez

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Washington Army and Navy Democrat Mora County Sentinel Democratic Party Congress Roy, N. M Abe Stanton Registration of Legal Voters
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