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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
8
The essay argues life as a timeless creative force beyond matter, termed First cause Creator Mind or electricity. It questions disease and aging, urging immediate pursuit of longer life, health, and happiness here and now, noting humans as a blend of physical mental and spiritual being.
W A Vance listed sick. W H Dunn left for Denver after serving as Royal Cafe chef. Dance at Bushkevitz hall and services by Rev Grimmel. a Democratic convention in Dunbar hall elected Mora delegates. Broom corn, beans and potatoes showcased. Roy to host a broom factory. Augural notes on school begins Sept 14 with Mr O H Kerns as principal.
Sescosccosccoscoo and W H Van Duyne of Mills on business in Roy Monday. Miss Maggie Ward Post Mistress at Mills also on business Tuesday. Dr Frank Brady of Solano on professional business Thursday. Melville Floersheim returned to Montoya Monday after weekend at home. Rev Antonio Cellier to hold Catholic services today at the schoolhouse. Roy residents travel to Springer and Cottonwood Falls this week. Dr Pryce and wife from South Carolina consider relocating here. Dr Gibbs of Farmington NM relocates and opens a new drug store. T P Cress of Galena Kansas visited Roy Thursday and praised New Mexico. John Fogleman returns to Kansas Valley after visiting Charley Fogleman. reports brother Charley improving.
All residents must work three days on county roads or pay a 3.00 road tax. On Tuesday September 15th road crews will fix roads and crossings in Solano. Those with teams may work one day to receive full receipt. Noncompliers may be sued for payment by the county attorney. Wanted clear photographs of crops gardens or stock in Roy. call the office.
The Mills locality reports multiple homestead builds and moves. T. P. Cress and J. W. Van Duyne pursue new structures while Miss Maggie Ward and Harry Ward assist with the new post office. First pouch from Mills post office sent to Tucumcari. Residents arrive from Gale na and Las Vegas as development continues.
The Albuquerque Sun endorses Hon. William H. Andrews for re-election arguing his return will secure statehood at Congress's short session. It warns that Larrazola’s election could delay statehood for years and cites Democratic principles as espoused by William J. Bryan.
Relinquishment of four claims in one body with two solid houses, a well with ample water, partly under fence, 1200 fence posts, 25 acres broken and tin crops. Cash value of improvements $1000. Adjourns the railroad. Will sell for $1600 if taken within sixty days. For particulars call or address the Royalty & Investment Company.
The list shows names such as Carmichael Mrs Hocia Carghetta Sebastiano Lana Timbteo Geo Lee North Mrs Mollie Romero Narsiso Bijil M S Abina and Adell Bushkevitz P M. Remaining letters will be sent to the dead letter office after October 1. The notice instructs recipients to claim promptly or face forwarding to the dead letter office.
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