The Spanish American. [volume], September 16, 1922, Image 8

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Thé Spanish-American, Roy. nAi" Cm. New Mxcn. Saturday September 16th, 1922.
ABBOTT NEWS
Mr. Joe Heisler, and family of
:.E1 Paso, Texas, left' for their
f borne today, after a weeks visit
. with P. J. Heisler.
Mr; and Mrs . McColpin of Log
rn, parents of Clyde McColpin,
. Are here for an extended fisit.
C. E. Robertson, who is to be
"the new foreman of Mills, is mov-
' ing his household goods to that
' place.
Mr. and Mrs. McKee have re-i
: turned from a trip to , Roswell,
where they enjoyed lots of good
fruit and water-melons from that
valley."
J. A. Irvine is one of the sto-k-holders.who
enjoyed the big
meeting at the Aztec gold mines
! last week.
'JE. Vay Johnson, principal of
the French schools, came down
' Saturday to spend .Sunday with
home folks. .
Mrs. Cunningham df Mills, is
spending the week with her dau-
- ghter,' Mrs. John Hepburn. '
Mrs. H. Hanna and children,
passed thru Aftbott, Thursday
enroue to Tucumcari where the
children will enter school.'
Clay Fausnacht and family left
" Friday for their home in Tucum
cari, after spending the past ten
- days here.
A. Earley came down from
Dawson to make preparations to
move his family to 'that place.
Mrs. Ed Black, left Sundav
for Trinidad, where she expects
to spend the winter. '
Charley and "Woodrow Burns
aie spending this week in Raton
with their father; and enjoying
the Raton fair. .' . : i '."
T. Hutchinson, superintendent
tJf the Newton high school, was
shopping in town jates Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Knedler ' Saturday,
; made a trip to the Chase orchard I
: where they secured some choice ! Democratic County, Conven
apples and plums. t;m w;i k held in Royi Septem
TO THE VOTERS OF HARDING XOUHTY
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STEPHEN É. DAVIS, JR-i
Republican candidate for Uni
ted States Senator
, As the candidate of the Republican part?
for United States Senator, . I earnestly' solicit
your support. A ' .
It i3 your right to know the policies, for
which I stand and upon which Í seek; election.
l will endeavor to visit every county during the
i campaign but in the limited time available it
will be impossible to meet all the people and
present in person my ' position upon public
questions. So that you may have this knowl-
. edge I will publish ''a series of bi'ief statements
in which I will give my position upon some of
f$he questions now before our country and upon
which it is likely that your representative in
Senate' will be called upon' to vote. , u '
' I ask you to read these statements With
care, feeling that.tf you agree with my views
I may expect yourupport and your vote, -
STEPHEN B. DAVIS, Jr. ,
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Mrs; Elva if redenckson wgs
In from her ranch home Tuesday
She expects to leave soon for
Hurley, to" join her husband. V
Mrs. M. Speaks of Mills', spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ve
rn Knedler. ,
lAn interesting game of ball wái
- played oh the Abbott 1 diamond,
Sunday, between Abbott and
J Milis ;pf-;''y;,"-'-t 'YV" Ai
"' Miss Maude Joh nsori is expect
d home real soon from Los Angeles,-
where thé 'and her " sister
spent the summer forthe latters
health
J; S. Horton of Solano, was NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
transacting business in Roy last
Department or the interior
U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N.
M. August 21, 1922,1 : .
NOTICE is hereby given that
Zacarías Ebell, of Roy, Harding
County, New Mexico, who on
September, 11th, 1919, made
Homestead entry, o. .025572,
for-SW,; .WVSE&, Sec. 4. N
E-NWNW-NEi section
ber.22nd and 23rd.
S: R. Crouse,-promi:jnt farm
er of the Mills community, was
transacting business in our little
city, Tuesday. , " "
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' Mrs Robert 'Messrier" and dau
gfttetf are vislting" Relatives' in
Roy1 this week . Mrs Messnerwas
formerly " Myrtle' Kern of this
place but now. lives' at'Ratonl'
In this Weeks issue of the S.A.
will be found the announcement
of Mrs. Chas. Cason of near Galle
gos lor County Superintendent
of Schools, subject however to
the action of the .Democratic
Primary which will .be held in
Roy m the 22nd and 23rd of
September -. Mrs - Cason is well
qualified for the position which
she is seeking and will no; doubt
9, Township 18Ny -Range 25E, N.f receive the nomination for,. , she
' Hon E. F; Gallegos our effici
ent County commissioner and:afc
Creighton Carter left : recently ticket Tor Lieutenant Govérnóí'.v ciaimantnamés; as witnesses
p !T ' .1-' ' i 1. ...ill nrol! iri l?V,ir'T1o'oHQi troHlTl tl'lrh . T ! r. ' . . . i
M. P;Méridian, has filed notice
6f intention to raáke Final Three
Year Proof ta AestabliSh ' claim
tOi thfe land 'above 'deacrlbéd, be
fore; F.Hj' Foster, Ul- S. Cotftmis
?ion'er,, at his; office at Rfey,' New
Mexico, 'on the sth daj'of Octo-
'for Denveí, wheré he will attend was iñ Roy Tüefeday trading with
high school. , - jour merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuykendahl and . '''T, "
son were shopping and visiting ' Ran Wobd of the David neigh-
in town Monday. Mrs. D. Griff- borhood, hauled a load of hogs
;in, their daughter, has left for to' Roy last Saturday. GeóV H.
Oklahoma, where she expects to Kay was the purcnaser ana tne
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Julian Sandoval, Leandro Archu
leta,-, jIanuei Archuleta and .Jes
us Mádina all of Roy, New Me'x.
II. HErrett, .,- -''
,;-Register :
MRS. CHAS. CASON FÜR
COUNT if SUPERINTENDENT
spend the winter.'
shipper of a carload of the pork
ers to Kansas City' markets.
LOST OR STOLEN One Ma-
-ai-spr 25 M.M. 10 sTiof. Pistol in Mrs. E.D. Bartmses who is
Walnut Wood Case. S10.00 re.' on the sick list at the Flumlee
-.ward for return of -same.' ; (Hospital is reported improving
Frank A. Roy nicely.
DANIEL K. SADLER
' " Attorney-at-Lam
International Bank BJ.
RATON, N. M.
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per 100 lbs.
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will add -weight to;the,Dempcra7r
tic ticket and. will elp to. jftsure
its election & r.;rVii
fShe;reomes 'from- one -of. the
best families iff the southeastern
part of. the county, has an exce
Uent'fducation. and., know. the
needsTfof the schools of üarqing
County She is a conseryatiye
lady and will no( doubt have, the
interest of the taxpayers at hea
rt at ' all times,' yet she is broad
minded enough to ,see that, the
schools are kept up to their pre
sent high state of efficiency.-
Mrs Cason promises to make
an active campaign if nominated
and will tell the taxpayers and
voters her ideas of the better
ment of the schools of the coun
ty. A vote for Mrs. Cason means
a vote for better and greater
schools in Harding County. Adv.
COUNTY AGENT STRONG
RENDERS AID TO FARMERS
OF HARDING COUNTY
Last week six poultry culling
demonstrations, were given by
County Agent R. L.' Strong, as
sisted by E. C, Hollinger. In the
demonstrations,: a total of three
hundred and sixty hens were
culled from a total of one thous
and and ten, or in other words,
thirty five percent were culled.
This-will show the large amount
of feed that is beiner wasted thru
out the county each year, for it
is believed that the flocks that
were culled were an average of
those in the county.
A total of sixty people attend
ed the six demonstrations, and it
is honed that all of those who
were in attendance will cull their
own flocks in the near future.
Two very good flocks were cull
ed. The first being that of Mrs.
0. A. Murphy of Mosquero, who
has an exceptionally fine flock of
white leghorns, and also that of
Mrs. Chas. F. Leonard of Mills,
who prides herself on the produc
tion of her flock of Rhode Island
Reds. Both of these ladies ex
pect to choose a breeding pen and
by. using, a cock of known ances
try, they expect to sell hatching
eggs of the very best quality.
Those who failed to attend
the demonstrations at Roy last
week will have the opportunity
to attend one at the home of
V?.' H. Guthmann, south of Roy,
on next Monday, September 18th
This demonstration will be held
at nine o'clock in the morning.
R. L. STRONG,
v- County Agent, Harding' Co.
FOR
SAL
2,000 BUSHELS
-Best winter varieties-
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MIAMI ORCHARDS
10 MILES WEST ÓF SPRINGÉR
. ' For particuars address . : ;
H.S. McENDARFER
BOX 1, MIAMI, NEW MEXICO ,
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Dr. Price's is the
last word in bak
ing economy
No other high
grade baking
powder is sold
at such a
moderate price
JVice'i Phosphate Baking Powder not
only produce food of (he best quality, it
safeguards health as well because it contains '
none but wholesome Ingredients.
Try it to improve your baking at reduced cost.
Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste.
Your grocer may have some of Dr. Price'
large cans (or 30c Ask him.
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The Dcifds Mctor'S Electrical Compny
has moved to the building formerly, occupied by
the Anderson Battery Shop Company, and is now
prepared to do all kinds of Automobile and Trac
tor repairing. We are also equipped to do all kinds
of bat ery work.
. BATTERY CIIARGIHG
- DONE AT MODERATE RATES ..
Dodds Motor S Electrical Co.
. Gerald I. Djdds, Manager.
FOR, RENT . ".
Tliree room house, outbuild
ings. Vith good water and past
ure. Close in. Inquire of-
' Mrs. E. P. Brown.
We undestand that Rev. W.
L. Massagee has resignéd the
Pastorate of the Baptist Church
at this place and will move with
his family, to Texas 'where he
has been called as Pastor for a
large church in that state.
W. H. McCarger, who has been
in Kansas the past two months,
returned to Roy Monday and
gxpects to remain here for awhil3
idle reports that crop conditions
in Kansas were only - fair, and
nothing to brag about,, and, in a
number of instances the wheat
raiser in the Sun-flower state,
was not able to realize enough
from his crop to pay expenses;
He also plaims that New Mexico
looks as good as most of the
land in Texas, Oklahoma and
Kansas; hTr'iy-'-'
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it's toasted
It's toasted. This
oneexfra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
not be duplicated
Mr. P. A. Boarts of Kephart,
was in town Tuesday afternoon
trading, he states that his com
munity was visited with a nice
little,., rain last Saturday, which
it made the soiTmoist enough to
put-in winter wheat.
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