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The Spanish American. Eey, Harding County. New Mexico. Saturday Augvtl, 26th, 1922
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TO THEIR ALREADY ESTA
BLISHED BUSINESS.
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childrens dresses, shoes and head wear.
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ervice Garage
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National Banks and the
Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Act has been cited
as one of the greatest pieces of legislation
passed by our Government since the Civil
War.
Among other things it gave elasticity to
U. S. currency permitting it to expand or con
tract as business conditions warranted.
As a National Bank we are members of
the Federal Reserve System and pass on to
our patrons the many advantages derived
therefrom. , ,
First National Bank
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Raton Greenhouses
"THE NAYLORS"
P. O. Drawer 349 Raton, N. M.
UBERTY
Rev. A. L. Price of Sulphur,
Oklahoma, who held a very suc
cessful revival here for two
weeks, closed his meetings on
Sunday evening. Rev. Price
came to us as a stranger, but
with his great message to us and
his great faith and work for the
Master, he endeared himself in
to the hearts and homes of this
community- During his revival
many souls were converted and
many of the weaker church mem
bers were revived. Those who
were converted are: Messrs and
Mesdames, Geo. Jackson, Jack
Fox, Hugh Mitchell, Lonnie
Woodward, Messrs Henry Mitch
ell, Cass Jackson, Geo. Moore,
ilarry Stewart, D. Taylor, Alvin
Kaulbe, Tracy Mitchell, and
Mrs. Carl' Nugen, Mrs. Pearl
Woodward and Miss Nola Can
non. ltev Price left Monday for
I Raton where he expects to hold
a revival.
Mrs. Henry JNIilchell and grand
son Ross Mitchell, left Tuesday
for an extended visit at the Bar
ney Mitchell home at Dawson.
Mrs. Minnie Woodward is visit
ing in the W. M. Knoffke and
and Harry Burris homes at Rat
on this week.
The Liberty Sunday school is
progressing nicely and plans are
being made to organize a mid
week prayer meeting and also a
Young People's Society, which
will meet on Sunday evening for
a course of Bible Study. Rev
Price spoke very complimentary
of his community, in his closing
address on Sunday evening in
a few well chosen words he said
"I have been in the ministry for
the past twelve years, and I can
i truthfully say I have never fou
:nd a better people than in this
community; in the two weeks
I have been amongst you, I have
received the most cordial hospi
tality and have never had such
undivided attention, and am lea
ving all of you with the greatest
admiration and trust God will
bless each of you"
A number of the people of
Pleasant View attended the re
vival services here the past two
weeks.
On account of the protracted
meeting, the Liberty S.S. post
poned their picnic indefinitely.
Mrs S. N. Page, Mrs Nowlin
and children, Mrs T. M. Ogden
and son Fred, were six o'clock
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Geo
Lucas last Sunday.
Mesdames Henry Mitchell, T.
M. Ogc'er., Geo Lucas and Messrs
W. Fred Ogden and Tracy Mitch
ell were callers at the Nowlin
home last Friday afternoon.
Hugh Mitchell is building the
body on his truck preparatory
for his school route.
. Chas Mericle and Tracy Mitch
ell were business visitors at Roy
on Tuesday.
Mr G. W. Vaught who has
been quite ill the past six weeks
is convalescing. .
Mr and Mrs J. J. Jackson are
enjoying a vacation and rest in
the mountains of New Mexico.
Mr Will Turner and. family
are anxiously awaiting the ar
rival of tfteir parents who are
touring enroute here for an en
tensive visit. .
Mr Beaver is enjoying a visit
with his brother from Texas.
Mrs Milton Floersheim enter
tained a number of ladies Wed
nesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs Edgar FloQrsheim. A very
pleasant afternoon was reported
by those present.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
POLITICAL AKHamEMIHIS
'action of the Democratic Conven-
Homer Holmes.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the action of the Democratic
Convention of Harding County
If nominated and elected I prom
ise to conduct the office strictly
on a business basis with economy
of County Government as my
chief aim. .
Heary W. Farmer.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for County Assessor
)f Harding County, New Mexico,
subject to the action of the De
mocratic Convention. If nomina
ted and elected, I pledge myself
to personally discharge the du
ties of said office without favor
to anyone and at a minimum of
expense to taxpayers.
A. I. (Shorty) Burleson
ANNOUNCEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
I To the voters of Harding Coun
ty. I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the nomination
of County Collector and Treasu-
To the voters of Harding Cou- rer of Harding County, subject
nty : Having served as yonr Cou- to the action of the Republican
nty Clerk the past year or more, Convention.
I have decided to become a can-j Very respectfully,
didate for re-election, subject to! J. C. (Jack) Kirby
the action of the Republican Con-'
vention.If nominated and elected NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I shall continue to have personal Department of the Interior
charge of the office as I have in u.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
the past. Thanking you for any ew Mexico.
support you may -give me.
I am,
Respectfully, -.
C. Ernest Anderson
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for Sheriff .subject to
the action of thg Democratic
Convention of Harding County,
iew Mexico. If it is the will of
.he people of Harding County,
I will serve them without fear
r favor and to the best of my
knowledge and ability.
James S. Christman
ANNOUNCEMENT
August 21T 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that
Synthia C. Gay, of Kephart,
'Union Co., New Mexico, who
on September, 8th, 1919, made
ANNOUNCEMENT Homestead Entry, No. 026653,
Having been urged by nume- for- SE14-NW14, SW-NEW,
rous friends to become a candi- E1.-SE14, Sec. 35, Twp. 23 N.
date for sheriff of Harding Cou-R 28E, N.M.P. Meridian has filed
nty, I hereby announce myself notice 0f intention to make Final
as a candidate for this important xhree yéar Proof, to establish
office, subject to the action of ciajm to the land above descri
be Democratic Convention. If bed, before F.H. Fortir, U.S.
elected I will take personal cha- Commissioner, at his office at
rge of the office. Your support Roy New Mexico, on the 29th
will be appreciated
R. L. Grossaint
This is to announce that H.
M. Warner is a candidate for
sheriff of Harding County, N.M.
subject to the action of the De
mocratic County Convention. He
promises if nominated and elec
ted, that he will give the people
-he best that is in him . Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the, voters of Harding Co.,
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the nomination
as sheriff of Harding County sub 26-2-9-16-23
ject to the action of the Republi-;
can Convention. If my services
have been satisfactory to you fo the
the past year and a half, I will
appreciate your support for the
! nomination.
Respectfully,
George B. Spivey.
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W.H. Gay, Roy Gay, Harry
Lammon and Jay Lammon, all of
Kephart, New Mexico.
H.H. Errett,
Register.
ANNOUNCEMENT
NOTICE
Taxpayers of Harding
County
The State Tax Commission by
a recent order sent to this office
a fixed rate for all grazing lands
within the County of Harding,
to a flat rate of $1.75 per acre .
Now in order that this office.
I have decided to become a procede in the proper and
candidate for the nomination or le?al manner, I would suggest a
Trpncnrpr íinH (Uwtnv of Hard- representative committee of the
ing County, subject to the action Jarmers of the mesa appear be
ANNOUNCEMENT
of the Republican Convention.
I want the office and any suppo-
fore the Board of County Com
missioners, who will meet at Mire
'rt given me will be appreciated. PueAr thf 3 29i tná SM
l hereby announce myself for
the. of fice of County Treasurer
subject to the action of the Do
mocratis Convention. If nomi
nated and elected, I promise to
take personal charge of the of
fice and be on duty at my post
each day. Any assistance given
ne will be greatly appreciated.
John E. Brockman
.That's all.
Frank L. Schultz
ANNOUNCEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having been urged by my frie
nds to make the race for sheriff
I hereby announce myself for th
is important office subject to the
ction of the Democratic Conven
tion, and the subsequent election
n NoVPmtvr Tf alantaA 1
to give my entire time to the
I rtfice as there is nothing else to
occupy my attention. Yours for a
greater and better Harding Coun
ty.
Jesse D. Wade
It is my ambition to be County
Treasurer and Collector of Hard
ing County, and in view of this
fact I announce myself as a can
didate for the office subject to
the action of the Democratic Co
nvention. Any support given me
will be greatly appreciated.
J. R. McKee
Abbott, N. M.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I herebv
candidate for County Clerk of
"ciumg county, subject to the
of August, 1922, as the Eoard of
Equalization, and ask for a pro
per classification of the lands
that are not under cultivation, so
that the same couM be entered
on the tax rolls by this office
at the rate fixed by the State
Tax Commission.
J. L. Baca,
Assessor of Harding, Co.
FOR SALE at a great bar
gain : The Sargent property near
the Dr. Gibbs residence. Price
$1,000.00; $150.00 down, balan
ce at the rate of $16.65 per mon
th. Where on earth can you beat
this? For further particulars,,
call at the S. A. office.
26-2-9-16 and 23
NOTICE
To the men and women voters
of Harding County, New Mexico.
I wish to state that I am a
candidate for the office of Coun
ty Assessor subject to the action
of the Democratic County Con
vention. MONEY TO LOAN ON IM
If nominated and elected, I , PROVED FARMS AND RAN
will assume personal charge of CHES; TERMS REASONABLE,
the of ficé and will see that all Write or call us.
J. Appell was a business visi
tor in Raton one day last week.
taxpayers are treated alike. My
motto, Special favors to none.
Respectfully Submitted,
. L. W.Wilson
Blakcly & Scott
Clayton National Bank BIdsr.
i Clayton, New Mexicc
4-Np.
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Clayton,
New Mexico.
July 27, 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that
Kenneth F. Woodman, of Roy,
Harding county, New Mexico,
who, on July 23, and July 28,
1921, made Homestead Entry
Number 027881, and No. 027890
for EM.-SEV4, Sec. 7. WI2-SW14
SEV4-SW14, Sec. 8. WA-NWVi,
Sec. 17. NE14-NE14, Sec-18,
WI0-SE14 Sec. 7. WI2-NE14,
SEVi-NtíVi, N12-SE14, SE14-SE
14, Section 18, Township 18N,
Range 25 E, N. M. P. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land aboye
described, before F. H. Foster,
U. S. Commissioner, at his office
at Roy, New Mexico, on the 6th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Schneider, J. Floersheim,
J. L. Smith and Frank Smith all
of Roy, New Mexico.
H. H. ERRETT,
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