Bette Poa Hopes For Worse Turn in Fort Semiyard Tale
Fragmentary text hints at a narrative set in Whe St area with named figures like Sigur Peent and Biel Arley. Mention of grave, penity, and garden scene suggests a diffuse dramatic piece.
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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1920
Page
4
Chasing White Sale and Bootlegger Deceptions
A critical note on Prohibition era bootlegger activity and enforcement, citing grievance over counterfeit goods and police pressure. The piece laments lawbreakers and praises residents resisting illegal sales while accusing authorities of overreach and hypocrisy.
Sainney Leaves Gallup for Tyrone in Honor
The article notes Prof Swinney Sainney leaving Gallup for Tyrone after a three year tenure. It highlights his dedication to the work and mentions his role in local education and church life, praising Tyrone for securing such a capable and exemplary citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Swiri- Pef
Abe Adesia
Lucy
Swinney
Aingey
Tyrone
Wick
Fragmentary dialect note on social behavior
A rough, period dialect piece discusses how people can seem harsh and unfair yet authority figures know more than they admit. It references towns, roads, and people who speak loudly about justice but act differently. The text reads like an informal social observation with implied moral attitudes.
In Europe then men scarce to found and in America drift
The text notes a shortage of men to found ventures and the difficulty in attracting them to go abroad. It observes a sector not yet touched by rising costs and criticizes divorce courts, claiming they continue to issue decrees rapidly as judges grant decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
MEE fear heme gre 2 pet
A brief note reports MEE facing fear over a case involving two pets. Details remain unclear in the fragmented text.
Fragmented Historical Notice on Officials and Dates
A damaged OCR item references a ceremony or official event with mentions of a second generation and a 12b timetable. It includes phrases about committees, constitutions, and a dated entry at 1225 Duby A. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Fragmented Text Reflects Unclear Historical Note
The readable portions describe a political or leadership event with references to a president, elections, and places such as Windies and Orleans. Clarity is limited by errors. key figures or dates are not identifiable.
Washington and Adams in the Early Republic
The article recounts the early U.S. era with Washington and Adams, noting Adams as first president to reside in Washington and Mrs. Adams as matron of the White House. It recalls Jefferson’s inauguration, Adams’s midnight signing, and Adams’s death on the Fourth of July as Jefferson’s legacy endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Bastand
John Adams
Adams
Great East Room
Jefferson
White House
Otnery
Thomas Jefferson
War talk on leadership and suffrage voting outlook
The speaker argues the war could create a unifying military leader worthy of public hero status. He notes engagement in polling of public sentiment and predicts a Republican majority in the states for the Suffrage Amendment, citing 29 Republicans to 7 Democrats even if some Democratic states are counted in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biramge
The Railroad Problem Jeers at Regulation and Revenue
The piece argues twenty years of drastic regulation strangled railroad development and caused current shortages. It claims rail carriers must earn enough to survive or face bankruptcy, with industry and the public bearing the losses, contrasting policy with market needs.
None 0 sinful as one who constant ly sees sinn others.
Advice to June brides: You won't long be the light of his life if you often fare up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Brides
Fort Wingate News highlights local visits and Gallup ties
Fort Wingate NM August 7 1920 reports Agent Krueger visiting Wingate Station and L B Jacobs traveling to Gallup. The town enjoys rains, and Mrs Cave visits from Arizona while three car loads of government horses head to Fort Bliss. Musings on Pancho Villa and Cantu appear with a note denying Gallup Brokerage links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wingate
N. M
Krueger
Wingate Station
L. B. Jacobs
Gallup
Re‘thundar
W. T. Cave
Fort Wirgate
Cooley, Ariz
Violet Lewitski
Frank Taylor
TNT
Massachusetts
Wright
Keith McLeod
Stanley Richards
Walter Rogers
L. W. Leonard
Chicago
Packard Auto Co
Sunday Flood at Gallup Reaches Record Levels
Heavy Sunday afternoon rain in Gallup swelled the south arroyo through town flooding Coal avenue and Front street and submerging a bridge on Third Street. Some homes flooded at Coal avenue’s edge but no major damage reported. West of town a flood stretch nearly a mile closed the road and impeded travel. Remarks on improving drainage appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Town
Coal Avenue
Third Street
Front Steel
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