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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
4
The piece rails against low advertising rates and external pressure on small papers like Holbrook Tribune and Gallup Herald. It urges publishers to resist undercutting rivals and warns that price wars threaten survival for country newspapers. It ends with congratulations from the Gallup Herald to the Holbrook Tribune.
W H Collins urges all residents to attend the December 24 Christmas Eve gathering at the Community Christmas Tree. He highlights local effort by Cregar and Collins to bring townspeople together and foster better relations between country and town folks as a sign of peace and shared blessings.
At the Riverside Convention the Los Angeles delegation pressed to dominate the scheme serving five states. Judge Holloman criticized their attitude calling them hard set socialists while noting their influence extended beyond Los Angeles.
The State Tax Commission compliments the McKinley County tax assessor for promptness and efficiency in delivering tax rolls. Frank Pino's pledge prompts continued service by successor E. W. Tamony, who upholds Republican commitments. Judge Holloman argues reforms to enforce personal office duties. McKinley County leads New Mexico in progress and fiscal efficiency, remaining out of debt.
The piece reflects on Ireland's long struggle for freedom and jokes about renewed contention over the birth date of St Patrick. It notes a history of fighting spanning seven centuries and playfully questions whether March 17 is truly Patrick’s birthday or if another date should be chosen.
A discussion on the Holbrook Tribune notes Bryan Brothers started a new weekly paper in a town where one paper existed. Critics warned it would fail, but the Tribune has persisted, citing low advertising and subscription prices as keys to its success and local business support.
A clipped reminiscence contrasts the auto’s convenience with a fond memory of the horse. Will Ogilvie’s Field piece recalls days of steadiness and duty, noting motors bring discordant warning and harsh blame while old virtues endure in memory.
The piece rails at small town politics over the Blackwell murder inquiry, praising county town cooperation between sheriff and police. It mocks a rival agency's second detective and a $1000 reward, warns against partisan frictions, and urges unity for public safety and the San Juan Basin Railroad project. It also notes racial tensions and calls for crime prevention through reducing criminal incentives.
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