Roy Baseball Team Loses to Springer
Roy baseball team traveled to Springer last Saturday and lost 11 to 9 in a two game set judged by a purse of 75 dollars plus 65 percent of gate receipts. Springer won both games amid a sunlit outfield and occasional errors, while Roy bats struggled to field beyond the infield.
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Roy
Springer
American Legion
Springer Post
Roy Ball Boys
Colmar
Berry
Williams _ pi
Sones
Sunda
Fire at Mills Theatre Causes Large Loss
A fire at the Mills Theatre near Mills caused over 4000 dollars in damage. The building, owned by Schoonestad, had housed a picture show and public hall. insurance covered 2000 dollars. Authorities suspect possible incendiary origin, though no enemies or motives are evident. Albuquerque Herald announces a forthcoming 12 part series analyzing state and congressional candidates beginning September 19.
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Roy
Mills
Steadt
Schoonerstead
Schoenerstead
The
Albuquerque Herald
Herald
St George Parochial School Opens at Roy
St George Parochial School opens at Roy on September 4 with large attendance. Pupils eager for work expect a strong year. a Domestic Science class and Manual Training for boys will be added. Boarders from several towns join Sisters students Ada Hurley Frances Bourke Frances Hild Gertrude Swayzer Elizabeth Copenhevey Frances Dieghan and Fr Felix Vachon OM I lead the effort.
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St. George’s School
Ada Hurley
Frances Bourke
Frances Hild
Tucumcari
Getrude Sweyer
Hayden
Elizabeth Copenhevey
Abbott
Frances’ Dieghan
Michigan
Felix Vachon
M. I
Union Aid Meeting At Mrs Ratcliff House
The Union Aid met at Mrs. Sam Ratcliff’s home with sixteen members present. After business, the group quilted and prepared articles for the bazar to be held later. Five ladies hosted and set plans for a quilting session at Union Church next Wednesday at 1 PM. Members are urged to attend. Roy Wood is recovering and hopeful to be himself soon.
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Union
Smviety
Prank ‘A. Roy
Union Aid
M Fff
Aid
Reguar
Union Church
Republicans Name State Ticket in New Mexico Convention
The Republican State Convention at Albuquerque nominated the party ticket for New Mexico. Esdracio Gallegos of Harding County for Lieutenant Governor joins a slate led by Stephen B. Davis Jr. for U.S. Senator and C. Hill for Governor. The roster includes O.A. Matson State Treasurer, A. A. Sedillo Attorney General, and Maude L. Blaney School Superintendent among others, with several notable dark horses and strong regional support, and the convention claimed a harmonious, acclamation-based selection.
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Albuquerque
N. M
C.L. Hill
Ana County
Lo Sandece Do Gallegos
U. 8
Stephen, B. Davis Jr
Lan
Migual County
Otero Warren
Santa County
C. Hill
Dona Ana County
Ettracio Gallegos
Harding County
Foy Serey
J.A
Bernalillo County
Ad Muller
Santa Fe
Ee Maude L. Blaney
Lincoln County
P. H. Hill
Rio Arriba
Ir. Hill
Totog Wi
Congress
Hill
Don Ana
Dr. Hill
Board of Regents
Gallegoes
Gallegos
Senate
Hugh B. Woodward
Woodward
Te Party
Boulware Family Leaves for Colorado to Farm
R W Boulware and Jennly move with children to a farm twenty miles from Denver. They will trial farming in Colorado for a year or two, while preserving their Roy area ranch and community ties. The family asks readers to extend best wishes for success in the new home.
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R.W. Boulware
Jennly
Colorado
Boulware
Denver
Pleasant View
Mesa
Roy
New Mexico School Budgets To Be Trimmed Further
New Mexico plans further cuts to school budgets for 1922 28 after a 427 097 reduction from 1 922 23 totals 4 540 853 with districts facing tighter limits under Judge Owen's ruling and Tax Commission action. Anticipated savings will come from cash basis budgeting and reduced transportation costs as well as possible teacher and staff reductions in several districts. Major reductions cited include Colfax Dona Ana Socorro and Rio P ob as well as smaller cuts in Harding Hidalgo and McKinley counties.
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Tax Commission
Harry P. Owen
Joerns
Owen
J. E. Saint
Commission
Barnalilo
Harding
McKinley
Eddy
Rio Pe Iba
Colfax
Socorro
Texas-New Mexico Highway News Convention Delegates Meet
Delegates from Harding County report a strong Republican ticket and good odds to carry Texas this fall. Roy will host a September 25 26 Texas-New Mexico Highway convention with delegates from many towns. banquet for 400, arranged by Paul Haines and wife, others assist with registration and information. Governor Mechem and highway officials will speak. Fliersheim orchestra to perform. excitement builds for citizens and visitors alike.
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Roy
Messrs Baker and
Scheier
Paul Haines
Homer F
Cooke
Sonstay
Gibbs
Heser
Mechem
Guguver Gillette
Springer
Highway Commission
Fliersheim Orchestra
John Morrow Nominee for Congress to Speak in Roy
Democratic candidate John Morrow of Raton will address Harding County voters in Roy at the Lucero Hall next Saturday at 7 30 PM and Mosquero at 2 30 PM September 16. He is described as a forceful speaker and the public is invited to hear these talks. A.A. Wynne and wife of Mosquero visited Roy last Wednesday for business.
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John Morrow
Congress
Roy
Raton
Harding County
Morrow
A.A. Wynne
Mosquero
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Roy $. Wood
Eusracio Gallegos
Harding Co
W. Boulware
New Mexico
John Joerns
TEXAS
Ipmunsing
Floersheim Mercantile
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