Gallup Herald backs law enforcement over Turner opinion
In a Gallup opinion piece the editor rebutts Marshal Turner stance on law enforcement. The piece argues the town’s better class supports enforcing laws and disputes Turner’s 70 percent opposition claim, insisting 30 percent would be closer.
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The Story of Rhode Island Story Feature Preview
The Gallup Herald invites readers to clip the Rhode Island installment of The Story of Our States. It teases upcoming content on Vermont and encourages scrap-booking the state histories.
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State Auditor Orders Public Funds Audited by State Dept
The New Mexico State Auditor bans private auditing for public monies and orders all audits be conducted by the State Auditing Department. It warns that private firms could mask improper spending, urging government bodies to prevent public funds from being misused and protecting taxpayers.
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Advertising as an Open Truth and the Sun Vega Wanderers
A writer argues advertising loses its mystery when truthfully presented and read by a broad audience. The piece shifts to a digressive note on science, noting solar movement and Vega’s voyage, suggesting scientists ponder long-term cosmic paths and distant futures.
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Town Marshal Turner Faces Opposition to Enforcement
The Gallup Herald notes Marshal Julian Turner reports about 70 percent oppose enforcement of anti gambling and anti prostitution laws. He plans to enforce as printed and welcomes public support, while critics warned he would be removed after a short period.
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Gallup Telephone Company Plans Expansion and Merger
The Gallup Light Power and Telephone Company is to become the Gallup Telephone Company. Gregory Page retires from Gallup's telephone business. New owners R. H. Haggard H. T. Gardner and Lee Gardner aim to improve service extend toll lines and connect Albuquerque to Holbrook via Gallup. The plan anticipates 10 000 residents served in three years and a central exchange building in the near future.
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Delegates to Santa Fe Election Set for McKinley County
Notices issued for all McKinley county precincts to meet August 10 to elect delegates to the county convention in Gallup August 13 at 2 30 PM. The county convention will nominate delegates for the State convention in Santa Fe August 18 and the state convention will nominate a Republican candidate for United States Senator for the September 20 election.
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ABC on Taxation: A Series Explains Why Taxes Are Taxes
A sequence of articles explains taxation concepts in plain terms. It outlines why governments levy taxes, how revenue supports public services, and how tax policy affects citizens and the economy.
Determining the Amount to Be Raised by Taxation
Government budgeting processes describe how state and local bodies determine funding. The governor, departments, legislature, and tax commission interact to set overall appropriations. Counties and municipalities prepare budgets, then rely on the State Tax Commission for approval to define amounts to be raised.
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Victory over mail order ends era of false profits
The piece proclaims a triumph for home trade on the eve of victory, criticizing mail order houses for defrauding consumers and promising increased newspaper advertising as a better way to serve local buyers, urging merchants to offer clear pictures, descriptions, and prices. It stresses community fair dealing and stronger service by local sellers.
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Poetic critique turned kitchen analogy in wartime chat
A speaker rejects pretentious poetry as hollow and distant from daily needs. He argues highbrow verse feeds fantasies while real hunger and profit demand tangible results. The piece closes with a rustic metaphor likening poems to sausage cooked plain and flavorful.
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