Society notes recount club visits and dances in Grants
The Society column lists multiple December events in Grants including Mrs Phenicie remembered as Miss Gladys Sabin. Mary Zanardi Blanche Henrion host party for Pete Casna at Saratoga Cafe. Mrs Cantrell travels to Grants then Christmas with sister Mrs Hayes. O.F.S. Past Matrons social at Mrs Aldrich’s home, City Club dances weekly with Rex Orchestra, Woman's Club and St Agnes Guild meetings, and charitable efforts by the Holy Spirit Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Phenicie
Gladys Sabin
Gallup High
Charles Sabin
Sabin
Mary ‘Zanardi
Blanche, Henrion
Saratoga Cafe
Pete Casna
City Club
W. E. Clarke
Woman’ S “Club
W.clarke
Rex Orchestra
F. L. Evans
P.E. O
T. F. Smalling
L. R. Goehring
Vivian Evans
Misdames
B. A. Wetherill
H.neumann
Holy Spirit
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Arl
Harry Coddington
Special Shriner Meeting and Smoker Notice
Notice calls nobles to a city club meeting and smoker on Tuesday night. Secretary William Cregar urges full attendance.
Illustrated sermon at Congregational church Sunday night
Worth While Service at the Congregational church offers a new illustrated sermon shown with thirty colored pictures led by Rev. L A Stark. The program includes three eight minute sections with music between, plus motion pictures of Kilauea Volcano. No admission charge and all are invited.
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Congregational Church
L. A. Stark
Kilauea
Hawaiian Islands
Charles W. Davis Joins National Association of Insurance Agents
Charles W. Davis of Gallup New Mexico applied for membership in the National Association of Insurance Agents. He is the first new NM member. Davis explained his four to five years in business and past reliance on agents. He subscribed to The Nation's Underwriter and learned of the association at its Los Angeles convention.
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The
National Association of Insurance Agents
Charles W. Davis
Gallup
N.M
National Association
New Mexico
Davis
the Times
Los Angeles
Sunday and Monday Entertainment and Film Schedule
Sunday features Ethel Clayton in Beyond and the comedy Movie Mad with current weekly events. Monday showcases Cosmopolitan Production Two and Sea Sore repeats. Tuesday presents Proxies about E Shapes and Wednesday lists special production Comedy On Their Way at Sacred Heart School. Thursday highlights Hen Dawn Came with Herbert Rawl and a tablop listing Millionaire Money Talks as a greater picture.
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Ethel
Clayton
Cosmoplitan
Dentist announces clinic opening in Gallup Clinic Building
On or about January 1922 I will open a dental clinic in the Gallup Clinic Building West Coal Avenue opposite Community House. Office hours 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sundays and evenings by appointment. Telephone 300. Dr. M. M. Ellison.
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Gallup Clinic
Seyi West Coal Avenue
M. M. Ellison
Robbery at Night Seeks Ham and Eggs on Rails
Harry Waters, Winslow auto truckman, was held up by a lone robber near a railroad crossing. As Waters passed a standing freight train, the assailant demanded ham and eggs, taking $4.75 from Waters and fleeing westward. Waters did not pursue the suspect.
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Holbrook Tribune
Harry Waters
Winslow Auto
Waters
Prisoner claims he was beaten and escaped with small loss
A man states he believed he had got off easily after a beating and theft on a freight train. He says he did not wish to be shot or have his head dented and suggests he was traveling hungry while trying to eat money.
Farmington Reignites Electric Lights After Blackout
After four months of darkness Farmington again enjoys electric lights Tuesday night. Shops dust motors while housewives use electric irons and other devices. Businessmen can take after night payments again as residents can see to make change.
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Farmington
Political shift noted in Democratic National Committee helm
The National Republican reports the new Democratic National Committee chairman favors modification and practical approach. An article prepared for the Congressional Record by a Tennessee colleague discusses the economic consequences of defeat in American politics.
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National Republican
Democratic National Committee
Tennessee
Hull’s Lip Exposes Quiet Tennessee Harding Vote
The letter cites Representative Hull calling the Versailles treaty failure “the blackest of all black crimes” and notes Tennessee voters backed Harding while Hull’s district elected him home. The piece questions whether the public supports such framing and asks if Hull believes his district loves the crime label.
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League of Nations
Hull
Congress
Tennessee
Harding
Patagonia Arizona Climate Claim
A Patagonian writer contrasts harsh northern news with Patagonia s claimed superior climate. The piece asserts the valley enjoys a warm season and predicts six months with no better climate in the United States.
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Santa Cruz
Ariz
Patagonian
Patagonia
United States
Margin quotes from Cincinnati Tribune dialogue fragment
A brief quotation from a Cincinnati Tribune piece records a young man declaring love and a woman urging him not to trouble himself. The fragmentary source provides no clear event, date, or full context.
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Cincinnati Tribune
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Brunswick Phonograph
L.G. Shanklin
R. Homer
Cantre
Grants
Leonard Herg
BE. D. Hayes
W.B. Cantrell
Derry
E. Aldrich
J. M. Boyle
Eaaenee James Edward Hart
Palmer
HH. Morris
H. G. Willson
Semeran
R. Cregar
He. Feld
M Cregar
Goodrich
Needles
California
Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
A. H. de- Ang
St. Agnes
J.V. McClenathan
Sharp Hanson
Shriners
William Cregar
Noam Thezuniversal
F. O. B. Gallup
Carrington Motor
Chas. W. Davis
National
Rex Theater
Eeernann
LANDS
City’ Property Brokerage Loans
Cregar & Collins
Real ‘Estate and Insurance
Miss Mabel
McKinley County
Mabel
Yule
Coegar
Coll
MR. Hull
Pyet
Danoff Brothers the ‘Reliable ‘Store
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