Community notes mixed with Red Cross appeal and local visits
A chaotic farm and town bulletin reports elevator activity, farm sales, and local personalities. Mentioned are John H Moore Co elevators, C Floorheim in Bay, A B Minile found, RW Boulware and Sons sale planned for November, and dairy and farm equipment listings. Red Cross fundraising and wartime support are highlighted, with calls to join and notes on soldiers overseas, plus local arrivals and departures and planned news for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Moore Co
Clirs
Rw, Boulware and Sons
Choice Dairy Cams
Mmchinery
Inchshell
Tax Sales Touch Mora Area. Brown Defies Deeds
County Treasurer Fred S. Brown refused to surrender land deeds under a recent state law, aiming to protect rightful owners who have paid taxes. He limited action to non-residents or cases with insufficient proof, citing risk of unjust transfers amid damaged records and urging owners to fetch receipts or settle taxes to redeem lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Brown
Mora
Glenn Investment Co
Denver
Colorado
Oney Mesa
Brown
Hay
W. Mills
Red River
Partica
Mosquio Mill project sparks town unity and funding
A community event at Mosquoto showcased farm products and a plan to finance a new flour mill. G H Lancaster representing Anglo American Mill Co. led negotiations resulting in a 16000 dollar mill order backed by about half a million in local capital. Investors include C Moore, Ralph Hazen, Kent Asperen, and others. The mill aims for 25 barrels per day with room to scale. The public bid for Roy and Solano will be invited. Also announced public welfare moves in New Mexico with a Girls Welfare Board opening a temporary home in Albuquerque led by Miss Agnes Maynard, a nurse and social worker, to care for delinquent girls until a permanent institution is funded. Courts may commit eligible girls under 18 to this Board for reform and schooling, with the aim of restoring them to their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevanty Percoets
Mosquoto
G. H. Lancaster
City
C. Moore
Ralph Hazen
Kent Asperen
Henry Garrs
Albert Driskill
A. G. Hazen
G. W. Hagen
Oscar Aapgren
R. Bradley
L. S. Haven
J. C. Briskill
Jay Bradley
Girls’ Welfare Board
Albuquerque
Agnes Maynard
New York
Honolulu
Ling
Deling
New Mexico
New México
Justice of the Peace
Casekelping
Setae Mise Ohatee
Rupert P. Jirman
Inabe
Jan van Hou~ten
Jose Baca
Cosony
U. S
Roy
Roy Is Incorporated
Christis Baptist
Red Cross asks volunteers for third roll call dates
The American Red Cross appeals for volunteer support during November 2 11 urging locals to give three or four days if full participation is not possible. The notice urges continued service in peace time and highlights wartime sacrifice and duty. Separately a state commission grants a charter to Petroleum Company of Hutson with officers Seplerhald Gatien and Kiker listed.
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Wero Bmws
Humanity
The
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Lee Esse
Ourral
State Corporation Commision
Petroleum Company
Hutson
A. C. Epee RT
G. Seperhald
WE. Gatien
H. A. Kiker
Mesas Growth and Rural Prosperity Across Roy District
The article reviews Roy area progress with wheat and Pinto Beans yields, rising farm numbers, and water-developing bonds. It notes high freight taxes, a strong school system, church presence, and war tax impact on transportation. It also comments on national politics around labor, the Senate, and the German peace treaty.
Odd Fellows Seek Larger Showing for Degrees Meeting
The lodge failed to muster enough members Wednesday to confer degrees. A called meeting Friday night is urged with drastic measures promised if attendance remains light. A Masonic Lodge event Saturday night includes several candidates and the usual midnight lunch, with F. B. Brown as W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Ranch Pictures From T. E. Mitchell Reach Albert
Illustrations from the Mitchell ranch at Albert are showcased but the accompanying story was lost by the printers. The images depict one of the state’s best ranches and high quality Hereford cattle from W. I. operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Mitchell Rerch
Albert
W. I
Alldredges return from California trip
The Alldredges came back Wednesday from a California vacation and resumed routine. The Nobles’ sale at Ed Nobles last week exceeded expectations despite a small crowd, with Col. George B. Cochrane as auctioneer. Mr and Mrs Noble plan to spend the winter in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alldredge
Wife
California
Nobles
Col
George B. Cochrane
Mayer PLS Business Moves in New Mexico Oil Co
Local report notes Mayer PLS and Browr discussing a transfer or partnership with Tugumeari Shursday relations in the N E Mex Oil Co context. No further verifiable details available from the fragmentary OCR.
Red Cross delays officer election during Membership Drive
The Executive Committee of the Red Cross met Monday evening and postponed the officer election until after the Membership Drive from November 2 to 11. Mrs. Willcox chairs and Mrs. Ogden is secretary, with business well in hand. Prof. Graham has organized committees and social advertising is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Willcox
Chm
Ogden
Graham
Ben
McClure to Open Roy Meeting Series in November
The Christian Church announces Bro. S. H. McClure will begin a series of meetings in Roy on the second Sunday in November. The pastor urges strong attendance at the morning service, with O. W. Hearn preaching both morning and evening. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. S. H. McClure
Roy
O. W. Hearn
Mrs DeWeese Visits Mosquero For Dental Care
Mrs L N DeWeese of Mosquero traveled to town Tuesday and Wednesday to visit the dentist and stayed as a guest of Mrs Irvin Ogden.
Three Deer Brought In By Roy and Dawson Hunters
The deer season opened Oct 20 and three big bucks have been taken so far. Hunters Tom Strong and V. V. Carus from Roy and a Dawson party reported the trophies, each weighing 200 to 250 pounds, with horns suitable for mounting. Friends are feasting on venison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Strong
V. V. Carus
Roy
Dawson
Republicans prepare bills for large government expenses
Reports suggest committees in the House are drafting sizable spending bills. The effort targets expansive funding measures, with expectations of significant financial implications for the federal budget and policy priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican House of Representatives
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C. Floorheim
J. Floersheim
A. B. Minile
Solane
Hes
Bavn
FO. White
Tucumend
McGee Is
Tucumcari Neve
Barry Kirby
Presidio
Harry
Imamy
Red Capsi
Red Cvont
Ita
Radgleoan
Ried Cross Comenvisions
Siberia
Fef
Fuanna
Redross
Red Crows
Red
American Legion
Themelves
Tom Blankenship
Mangum
Okla
Teway
Tim
Will King
Raton
Joe Mitchell
Plank
Mrs. King
Bill
Pierce Field
David, N. M
Fabere
Chester Scott
Sassaant
Roy Trust & Sayings Bank
Alfre Dos
Jdo
W. E. Smith
E. la Rue
Geo. H. Ray
Patree Chaves
A. McArthur
Filadette Nolan
H. B. Bucher
el Hipolito Armijo
J. ‘Marks
Felicitas Trujillo
A. McArthur Company
Bestest
Garcia
W. H. Guthman Gee
Pugh
Lm.wagner
Roy A J. Avger
Francisco A. Martines
R. Whiteman J
A. Lebert
Mills
George BE. Hite
Hobson
Mme. Berens
Joe Miguel Montoya
Orrin Kirby
S. B. Shannon
W. H. ‘Guthman Roy
Simon Arguello
H. C. Mitchell
Jon Vigil
Fie
R. Lepaz
Anderson Farm
Knights of Columbus
Wo Willere
C. E. Anderson
Lee Anderson
Sun
LaPorte
Indiana
Paul
Guy
Virgil
Lee
Ernest
Glenn
Lyle
Mr. Anderson
Esay
Frank Hyatt
Wateries
Ming Tafoya
Santa Rosa
Roy Trust & Savings
B.D. Choate
Inca Cate Ware
Solano Mond
Miss. Cate
Congress
Jauspices
Poe
Wilson
Bourne
Republican Publicity Bureau
League of Nations
Senator Sherman
Europe
Sherman
Senate
Penrose Congress
Senators Lodge
Massachussets
Knox Offenee Penrose
Penn
Brandegee
Connecticut
New and Watson
McCormick
Ken Norris
Nebraska
Cumming
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Cap- Kansas
Penrose
Bosa
St Coupaign
Bir Eae Sain
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