Fire Breaks Out at Ideal Bakery in Roy
A dawn fire gutted the back of the Ideal Bakery in Roy soaking the Ice Cream parlor and fixtures. Dr. Plumlee’s Fire Foam helped halt the blaze before the block burned down, with insurance covering parts of the loss and calls for a municipal chemical tank.
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Roy
Beecher Bohannan
Quistaru
Isco
Dr. Plumlee
Judge
City Moat Market
Roy Pool Hall
R. P. Shaya
George Lewis
Foster
New Roy Oil Station to Be Erected by Owenwood Corp
Mr G W Barber of Las Vegas arranged for the Owenwood Oil Corporation of Fort Worth to acquire north Roy lots and relocate tanks from the railroad. The first unit will include three large tanks of at least 55 000 gallons and a modern warehouse under F S Brown and S E Paxton. Operations will begin within 30 days with wholesale gasoline oils and by products available by December 1 and two Roy to town trucks plus one city truck planned.
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G. W. Barber
Las Vebeen
Roy
Owenwood Oil Corporation
Forth Worth
Texas
Owenwood Oil Corpora
West
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Barber
F.S. Brown
S.e.paxton
Messrs
Brown and
Paxton
Harding County Fair Opens With Record Attendance
The Harding County Fair began at noon Thursday and shows a booming opening with a large crowd expected to grow. Exhibits fill the big tent with grains vegetables crafts and more and horse races and games draw steady interest as Roy enjoys early success in ball games against Dawson.
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Harding County
Roy
Dawson
SEPARATOR ON FIRE DAMAGES RUMLEY STEEL UNIT
A sun explosion damaged W. H. An Rumley separator near Roy, causing about 600 dollars in loss to the all steel machine. Fire spread to the blower and feeder parts but steel construction limited total damage. A. J. Smith and Mr. Anderson worked quickly to save the equipment. repairs expected in days with farm losses around 260 dollars.
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W. H. An
A. J. Smith
Roy
Oss
Anderson
Anderson Shop
Ing Reg
Smloss
Bonus Bill Vote Reveals Bursum Position In Senate
A newspaper ad from the Democratic Central Committee details the bonus bill vote in the Senate. Senator Bursum initially failed to respond during roll call near Senator Curtis, then requested his name be called and voted against recommittal, countering a prior circular claiming his stance.
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Bursum
Curtis
Senate
Congress
Bursuin
Democratic Central
Mittee
Parent Teachers Program Faces October Meeting at Baptist Church
The Parent Teachers Association plans a regular session on October fourth at 7 80 P M at the Baptist Church. A following program features Copes Orchestra, male quartet, vocal duets, concert numbers, and talks by C W Bennet and Mr F Reading.
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Reece Association
the Baptist Church
White Feather
C. W. Bennet
Copes
Messieurs Hooper, Busey
Carris
Hendricks
Miss Hondy
Mesdames
Alldredge
Ames
Miss Hendricks
Shadowland Lawrance B. Gilbrit
Cope’s
Agnia Rosa Hendrick
Ann
Mica Dolly Brown
Mrs. B. V Mareh
Baron Munchausen
Mr. F
Sisnds forsMev
Jack Browr
Ice Cream Social a Big Success by PTA
The Parent Teachers' Association held an Ice Cream Social last Friday night. A large crowd attended and over 50 dollars was raised for the first payment on a piano for the new school building. The PTA plans a busy year with high hopes for the organization.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teachers ’Association
Republicans Impress At Harding County Meeting
Congressman Campbell of Kansas and Miss Thurston of Washington D C spoke to an attentive audience Tuesday evening. Campbell’s talk on the Harding administration was factual and free of mudslinging, while Thurston's address to women voters was engaging and should have been heard by every woman voter in Harding County.
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Congressman Campbell
Kane
Miss Thurston
Washington, D. C
Campbell
Harding
Harding County
Bursum Vote on Soldier Bonus Questioned by Veteran
Captain Victor Heinthe, an American Legion member and World War I veteran, defends Senator Bursum against claims he backed the Adjusted Compensation Act and attacks by political enemies. Heinthe notes Bursum opposed the bill and cites his long record for veterans' welfare while in New Mexico making speeches on the senator's behalf.
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Bursum
Washington
Senator Bursum
Victor Heinthe
France
American Legion
New Mexico
O. L. Phillips
Democratic push in New Mexico speech sparks 1921 election tone
A. A. Jones urges support for Democrat Richard H. Hanna in New Mexico, warning against Republican leadership and tariff bills. Letter notes West sentiment and NM role in Senate, with a personal appeal to mobilize voters as Mrs. C T Matthews hosts a local gathering in Roy.
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Republican Party
United States Senate
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
States
Richard H. Hanna
A. A. Jones
Bowman and Davis Tie the Knot Near Roy
Herbert Davis and Nellie Bowman wed by Judge Foster at Roy last Sunday. The bride from Pleasant View east of Roy and the groom a respected farmer from Brand’s district. After a dinner at Davis home they visited the bride’s parents and a large crowd surprised them with a traditional charivari and good wishes. They will reside on the groom’s farm eight miles east of Mills.
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Herbert Davis
Nellie Bowman
C. T. Win
Mills
Davis
Grooms Farm
Parent-Teachers Assoc to Host Trip Around The World
The Parent-Teachers Association announces a "Trip Around The World" on September 27 starting at 7 o'clock P.M. from Christian Church. Attendees are invited to enjoy an unusual entertainment.
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Associatoin
Christian Church
Burcum and the Case of Senator Newberry
An ad attacks Senator Newberry of Michigan as unjustly persecuted by Henry Ford a multi millionaire pacifist who profited from war while Newberry served. The piece notes Republican Senators backed Newberry after the Supreme Court found no excessive campaign spending.
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Mbers
Republi
Senate
Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Ford
Burcum
United States Supreme Court
Stultses Welcome 1014 Pound Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs Allen Stults announce the birth of a 1014 pound baby girl on the third of the month. Dr Daniels reports all doing nicely. Mrs Stults, formerly Miss Avis Wilson, is praised for the healthy arrival.
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Allen Stults
Dr. Daniels
Stults
Avis Wilson
Sampson Tractor Sold to PP Blake in Mos Quero
The F. 5. Brown Motor Co. sold one Sampson Tractor and Plow to PP Blake of Mos Quero and will deliver next week.
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F. 5. Brown Motor Co
Sampson
PP. Blake
Mosquero
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Ideal Bakery
Ineia
Navy
Mesa
Harding County Fair
Maxwell House
BOY Trading Company
J. Fleersheim
N. M
Mr. Fleersheim
United States
Adv
Edgar Floershein
C.T. Matthews
Wagonmound
Bowman—Davis
Senator Newberry
Chevrolet
F. S. Brown Motor Company
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