Printing press history at San Jon Sentinel lineage
Gerald White describes how old type was set with furniture and quoins in a chase before printing. His family bought the San Jon Sentinel in 1914 and were involved for 14 years. The Whites donated the antique press to the museum, which plans demonstrations and regular hours for viewing.
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County reviews animal ordinance and fire fund actions
Shafer notes need for penalty clause in ordinance and suggests checking state statutes or modeling after neighboring counties. Commissioners renew USDA Wildlife Services program, review 2017 Fire Protection Fund, approve five fiberglass water tanks for Bard Endee Fire for 44925, approve PRC partnership, and rescind county open burn ban urging residents to report controlled burns during red flag conditions.
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County animal ordinance sparks public views and debate
Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor or post online comments on the county animal ordinance. The public input process is highlighted as a way to influence policy and address concerns about pets welfare and community safety.
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Logan High graduate qualifies for Miss New Mexico pageant
Leah Taylor, a 2014 Logan High School alum and ENMU sophomore, earned the Miss Quay County title at a April 16 ENMU workshop in Portales. The pageant runs June 13-18 at ENMU with the winner advancing to Miss America. Taylor uses her platform to promote breast cancer awareness and fundraise for the Children’s Miracle Network through bake sales and events.
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Judge recuses in McClelland drug case in Tucumcari
Tucumcari Pharmacist Bob McClelland waived arraignment on April 20 in Tenth Judicial District Court before Judge Albert Mitchell. Mitchell recused himself the same day. a new judge is expected within about two weeks. McClelland faces four felony counts including two for unlawfully obtaining dangerous drugs and forgery. He pleads not guilty. incidents claimed to involve a family dispute from February and March 2015.
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