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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1920

Page

2

Pilgrims 300th Anniversary Celebration at Congregational Church

A city observance marks the Three Hundredth anniversary of the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock on December 21, 1620. The Congregational church hosts a Tuesday evening program highlighting the Pilgrims' legacy in religion education and early town governance.

Congregational Church Plymouth Rock Siete Poral Hart Harvard Little Red John Robinson Pilgrima Han

Pilgrim Program Opens With Song Service and Addresses

The event starts at 7 30 with a song service followed by four addresses on Pilgrim history democracy in church school and state Pilgrim adventuring spirit and its accomplishments and Pilgrim principles for today Speakers include John C. Spears Kennimore T C Paulson and A H DeLong Special music will be offered then a social with refreshments Public invitation extended to all attendees.

Plymouth Rock John C. Spears Kennimore T. C. Paulson

Public Sale of Political Memorabilia In Washington

By request a public sale is held on March 4 1921 at the seller’s place Washington D C. Items include an old Democratic platform a deformed League of Nations a donkey named Jimmie Cox a blown up candidate for governor a nearly new Democratic machine from New Mexico and other political spoils. Terms: your own time. Lunch provided. Auctioneers Tumulty. Clerk McAdoo. Owner Wow Wilson.

Washington, D League of Nations Woodrow I Jimmie Cox Dick Hanna New Mexico Jerusalem Herbert Hoover Wow Wilson William G. McAdoo Tumulty

Pioneer of the Early Range Days

William Harrison Cheney of Sidney Montana, longtime western stockman, died in an Albuquerque hospital at 81. Cheney visited Old Albuquerque in 1860 during a cattle country era while on an automobile tour from Montana to Los Angeles with his niece. His remains will be sent to Los Angeles for interment. Strong Brothers in charge.

Albuquerque Evening Herald Wiliam Harrison Cheney Sidney Montana An -Albuquerque Cheney Albuquerque Old Albuuerque Los Angeles Phoenix Strong Brothers

Busy statesman strained to look the part

Fragmentary OCR text portrays a statesman under pressure to project leadership while lacking time to perform duties. The remark hints at public perception of authenticity versus appearance in political life.

The Public's Forum on Gallup High School Education

A Gallup letter writer laments that no Gallup High School pupil has entered college and only two of fifty graduates proceed to higher education. He pledges to publish observations for public benefit, aiming to improve local schools and education, with no malice but earnest concern for children’s futures.

Gallup High School

Baptist Denomination of Gallup Seeks Funds for Church Property

The Gallup Baptist community announces plans to buy a property at Second Street and Hirsch Avenue to house visiting preachers and support church activity. They ask friends and sympathizers to donate what they can to aid this religious project and community uplift.

Gallup Second Street Hirsch Avenue

Smith's Bluffing Over Cigarette Papers and Tobacco

A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt shows Brown and Jones discussing Smith's habit of bluffing. They say he would boast about his rolling stock if he carried cigaret papers and a sack of tobacco, illustrating a pattern of bragging.

Smith Brown Jones Cincinnati Enquirer

Kiwanis humorist Chas. K. Ross hosts locals

Chas. K. Ross, Kiwanis secretary and self styled humorist, issued a playful invitation to his “Feller Injuns” at the City Club last Thursday. He teased an upcoming election and mocked boosters while promising a musical interlude and soup inspired humor. The Galup Herald notes the two color printing and mocks Ross for printing costs.

Chas. K. Ross Kiwanis D. Rollie Holbrook Rollie Glenn Curtiss L. G. Shanklin Shank Gallup Herald C. K

Golino and Prim Rise Civerola Married at Sacred Heart

Joe Golino and Miss Mary Prim rose Civerola wed Thursday at 6 am in Sacred Heart Church. The couple, well known in Gallup, will spend their honeymoon in California.

Joe Golino Mary Primrose Civerola Sacred Heart Church Gallup California

Jes’ Stroppin and a Curiosity at the Station

A South station scene shows a lean animal rubbing against a scrub oak as a North observer asks what it is. The caneer hack Mee replies the creature is stropping itself, a telling moment captured in Schoolfield Virginia Progress. A lion’s roar is noted, yet the remark ends with a reminder you are no lion.

Schoolfield

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