Gallup Herald details and staff of McKinley County paper
The Gallup Herald, official paper of McKinley County New Mexico, lists its weekly Saturday issue, address at Hart Building 310 Railroad Avenue, subscription price two dollars per year, mail classification, and staff including George A Byus and Leonard F Byus as editors and managers with American Press Association and New Mexico Press Association memberships.
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Mckinley County
New Mexico
Hart Building
Railroad ‘Avenue
Gallup
The Story of Kentucky in The Gallup Herald
Clip this week's feature to complete your scrap book. The Gallup Herald presents The Story of Kentucky and invites readers to learn and clip the tale for future reference. Next week, The Story of Tennessee will follow in the same series.
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Gallup Herald
Kentucky
Tennessee
State
Fixing the Blame on Millers Over Wheat Prices
The Fairmont Minnesota Sentinel investigates breakfast food prices, arguing Minneapolis millers profit from war-time levels. The paper interviews editors and state officials, accusing millers of price gouging while deflecting blame to other agencies, and condemns Bolshevist scapegoats in high places.
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Milady
Minneapolis
Fairmont
Minn
Minneapolis Daily Papers
Sentinel
Minnesota
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Fairmont “Sentinel
Pellagra Risk Across States Urges Daily Milk
The piece argues pellagra signals nutritional derangement from insufficient protein and vitamins. It warns thousands may die or be invalided, emphasizes milk as essential, and cites Dr. E V McCollum urging a quart of milk daily for health and disease prevention.
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Union
E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
Gallup town audit urged for public release and action
The writer calls for publishing Gallup’s latest town audit and warns against delaying disclosure until after elections. They criticize shifting sidewalks between parties and argue property owners should not bear costs. They urge sale of state land within Gallup limits and petition to the State Land Office to proceed.
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Gallup
State of
New Mexico
Gallip
State Land Office
Gallup Audit Sparks Taxes and Territory Debate
The letter questions a Gallup town audit claiming a fifty dollar daily profit from water and asks who benefits and where they reside. It urges expanding town limits by half a mile to gain taxable property and population, noting Republican voters oppose expansion to join the Democratic town and mentioning McKinley County’s debt status.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Community House sports and events light up town
Several town youths organize basketball squads for the season and the girls team to join. the Community House Eagles aim for a 100 point performance while business men form Senators and Colonels. Knights of the Scarab hold a weekly meeting. a Navajo wedding at Rehoboth Mission. Tony Mace and Buster Brown host a watermelon gathering. library picks include The Kentuckians and The Secret Garden.
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Gallup
Community House Eagles
Senators
Knights of the Scarab
E. T. Brown
Cc. D. Jones
Order
J. W. Brimker
Rehoboth Mission
Tohatchi
Tony Mace
Buster Brown
Kentuckians
Mr. Bingle
Susan Clegg
New Millinery Shop Opens on South Second Street
Mrs. Bertha Williams with her daughter opens Williams Millinery on South Second street in the former Christman building. Williams brings long local experience with Corys and has earned a respected place among Gallup ladies. The shop is open and busy with plans for the fall season.
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Bertha Williams
Saratoga Cafe Reopens on Coal Avenue
Wednesday morning the Saratoga Cafe reopened under G A Oliverio and Angelo Cappello. Oliverio, former Manhattan Cafe manager, and Cappello, a Harvey House chef for about a year, will cook with Albert Cappello assisting. They promise good service and good food for patrons old and new.
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Saratoga Cafe
Coal Avenue
G.A. Oliverio
Angelo Cappello
Oliverio
Manhattan Cafe
Angello
Cappello
Harvey House
Albert
el Navajo
Worth While service at Congregational Church
The Congregational Church in Christ hosts a Sunday evening illustrated address “The Wonderful Story of the Bible.” Rev. Lewis A. Stark, author of the material, uses fifty colored pictures to explain creation, the Garden, the Ark, the flood, the rainbow, Babel, angelic visions, sacrifices, and more. The service begins with a youth song service, with Miss Luella Knutson on vocal and Burke assisting on violin.
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Congregational Church In
Christ
Lewis A. Sta
Stark
Cain
Tower of Babel
Luella Knutson
Golo
Isa Burke
Teachers Return by the Thousands From War Work
Washington reports as many as 60000 former teachers, who left the profession for war service, ready to resume teaching. Officials say dismissals of war workers aided the move, promising renewed vigor for public schools and stronger backing for the federal Education Department.
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Washington
Capital News Service
Federal
Department of Education
Domestic Science Classes Open in Ramah
Mary B. Richardson head of the State University Economic department spoke to Ramah women with H. P. Powers about home making methods. She demonstrated iceless refrigerators fireless cookers and pressure cookers and two classes were formed under Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. R T Gallagher. Rev F G Mitchell visited Gallup for peat Conference and Miss Ruth Summers arrived from Enid Oklahoma to attend school in Gallup this year.
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Mary B. Richardson
the State University At
Albuquerque
Ramah
H. P. Powers
Fred Lewis
R. T. Gallagher
F. G. Mitchell
Presbyterian
Ganado
Gallup
Flagstaff
Ruth Summers
Summers
Summers Millinery
Enid
Oklahoma
Sleep awakens an unknown Swiss maid's piano gift
A Swiss maid described as a maid-of-all-work reportedly cannot sing or read music while awake but, in sleep, she descends to the piano and plays complex works by famous composers whose names she has never heard.
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Switzerland
Secretary Fall Initiated as Tray Carrier in Yosemite
Yosemite Calif Aug 12 Secretary of the Interior Fall joined the local tray carrying order during a valley tour. He dined at a camp cafeteria for sixty eight cents to sample ordinary accommodations for moderate means. He will visit Hetch Hetchy tomorrow to inspect water and hydro electric development by the city of San Francisco.
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Yosemite
Calif
Fall
Hetch Ketchy
San Francisco
Hagerman taxation plans tied to Santa Fe railroad lobbying
From the State Record, Staplin notes Whittier's Amendment No. 8 critique. He accuses the Taxpayers Association of New Mexico of acting as a private arm of the Santa Fe Railway to oppose regional improvements. He cites years of high taxes and road fixes funded by citizens versus corporate opposition.
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Staplin
Whittier
Santa Fe Railway Company
Taxpayers’ Association
New Mexico
Santa’ Fe Railway Company
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Santa “Fe Railway Company
Uncle Joe Remembers Farm Life Versus Town Living
A retired farmer contemplates leaving the old farm for town life. He misses the countryside chores the rooster wakeups and the apple trees, preferring rural comforts over the cramped apartment. He battles the urge to settle but clings to memories.
Hagerman Led Rail Propaganda Campaign in New Mexico
The piece accuses Ex-Governor H J Hagerman of steering a Taxpayers Association crafted by the Santa Fe Railway to push road and school programs favorable to the railway. It alleges coordination with the Revenue Commission and media to mask corporate aims, urging residents to choose between progress and tax relief for the railroad.
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Santa Fe Railway Company
H. J. Hagerman
Hagerman
J J. Hagerman
Pecos Valley
H. J. Hynerman
Santa Fe Railway
New Mexico
Haggerman
Taxpayers’ Association
Railway Corporation
Revenue ‘Commission
O.K. the Taxpayers’ Association
Revenue Commission
W. C. Read
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Roswell
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American Press Association
New York City
Chicago, Ill
NEW Mexico’ Press Association
George A. Byus
Leonard F. Byus
Community House
Saratoga
Uncle JO
Bank
Gallup, New
Mexico
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