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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1910

Page

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Celebrate Wooden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Frank A Roy

Friends gathered at the Roy home Wednesday evening to honor the Wooden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Roy. Guests included F S Brown Granville Kitchell WH Willcox D Romine LE Alldredge J B Rusgal W A Brumage J Floersheim B G Tyler J M Alldredge and Miss Jessie Crouse. A fine dinner was served and guests wished many happy returns.

Frank A. Roy Meswrs Mesdames F.S. Brown Granville Kitchell WH. Willcox D Romine LE. Alldredge J. 8. Rusgal W. A. Brumage J. Floersheim B. G. Tyler J. M. Alldredge Jessie Crouse

Wade Gardner Injured By Broncho

Wade Gardner, renowned territorial rider, was badly injured during a broncho attack observed by Al Hanson near Union County. A doctor required 14 stitches for Gardner, who faces an estimated two to three months of recovery after the fierce encounter.

Wade Gardner al Hanson Union County Ploershein Mergantite Company Seuckmvider Bell-Reneh Wade Gardiner Wade

Cruel Poisoning Strikes Dog of Hermann Goodman

A dog owned by Hermann Goodman was poisoned on the street yesterday. Goodman suspects malicious intent and challenges the perpetrator to meet and settle the grievance, calling the act cruel and unlawful and demanding punishment.

Hermann Goodman Goodman

Purchases Interest in Machine Works

Frank Sheltren has purchased an interest in the Variety Machine Works and will take an active part in the shop's mechanical management. He is a competent machinist, and with the well equipped shop and the assistance of Poul Anderson, they should handle most tasks. The town can boast a well equipped machine shop for its size.

Frank Sheltren Variety Machine Works Sheltren Poul Anderson

Roberts Named Associate Justice of New Mexico Supreme Court

A telegram from Acting Attorney General Lawler announces IG G Roberts of Raton as associate justice to fill the territorial bench vacancy. His commission, signed by the president, requires him to qualify at once and report to Chief Justice Pope. His district covers San Miguel Colfax Union Mora with Las Vegas as headquarters.

Santa Fe Taft Senate Col Abbott

Mora hotelier seeks arrest of Bushkevitz for bad check

Tom Walton of Mora Mora county travels to Las Vegas to arrest A S Bushkevitz of Roy Mora county on a worthless check charge. Bushkevitz had left town. Walton says a July $15 check drawn on a Roy bank was returned as no funds and not paid. Walton held a deputy sheriff commission from Sheriff Gandert to seize Bushkevitz.

Tom Walton Mora Mora County Las Vegas A. S. Bushkevitz Roy Walton Bushikevitz Bushkevitz Roy Bank Sherif Gandert

Mutiny at Reform School Assault on Assistant Superintendent

At noon Friday three inmates attacked Assistant Superintendent Samsell in the Reform School dormitory. They beat him with a chair and poker, causing gashes on his face and head. A breakout attempt was halted by Ed Keenan's assistance. Samsell's injuries are not considered dangerous.

Reform School Reading Samsell Liberty Ed Keenan Springer Stock

Roy cashes eight premiums at Springer Fair

A telegram from Roy's representative at Springer New Mexico dated September 28 1910 reports four first premiums and four second premiums for irrigated crops. Carrots potatoes Mexican beans broom corn earned first premium while turnips millet wheat and tomatoes earned second premium. Signed Max H Karlsruher.

Roy Springer N. M Nn. M

Farmers Busy Cutting Hay in This Vicinity

Farmers in this vicinity harvest a splendid crop of gamma hay covering much of the prairie. The hay is of finest quality, being baled and brought to market. Ray merchants pay 12.00 per ton and store it in warehouses, securing feed for winter. With large forage crops and good range prospects, the feed question seems settled for the season.

Aged Lady Mary A Hatcher Dies in Roy Oklahoma

Mrs. Mary A Hatcher aged 43 of Pay town Oklahoma died suddenly Sunday at 6 30 PM of paralysis at the E F Ivey home east of town. She had lived with the Iveys since their move to Roy and was aunt to Mrs Ivey. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the residence with burial to follow. She left two sisters who could not attend the funeral. One sister resides in Wisconsin and another in Arkansas.

Mary A. Hatcher Paytown Okla E.F. Ivey Ivey Roy Estevenen Roy Desenbethiewi Wisconsin Theather Arkansas

Hon Fred Brown Hosts Opening of New Business Room

Friday evening dedication by Hon Fred Brown featured the Hanson Floersheim Orchestra. The brilliantly lit new lighting plant impressed a large crowd. Everything was free and Brown plans to occupy the room next week.

Fred Brown Hanson-Floersheims Mr. Brown

Roy Public Schools Open Full Term With 78 Pupils

The Roy Public schools opened for the full term last Monday with 78 pupils enrolled. Prof. Johnson leads the high school and is assisted in other grades by Mrs Romine and Miss Jardee from Wagon Mound. Many pupils are getting vaccinated and preparing for fall and winter terms.

Roy Public Schools Johnson Romine Jardee Wagon Mound

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary A. Harker

We sincerely thank friends who assisted us during our sorrow after the death of our aunt Mrs. Mary A. Harker.

Mary A. Harker

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J. Roberts Reform School Max H. Karlsruher
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