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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
4
The Gallup Herald official paper of McKinley County New Mexico issued Saturdays from Hart Building at 3100 Railroad Avenue priced two dollars. George A Byus and Leonard F Byus are named in the publication.
The piece contrasts editors who draft with pencil and revise by hand with the rise of expert typewriters. It suggests some editors still prefer scribbled drafts over quick keyboard drafts to avoid commonplace phrases and craft sharper language for editorials and messages to Congress.
A reflective reminiscence on how Christmas and Santa Claus have evolved from soot and chimney visits to modern transports. The author notes changing eras and foresees future shifts, closing with a festive wish of Merry Christmas to all.
Editorials from The Gallup Herald and Judge Reed Holloman urge public officials to attend to duties of office personally. They argue against deputies doing duties while officials focus on private business. They advocate resignation for the State treasurer if personal conduct harmed state finances.
In a bold editorial, the Gallup Herald denounces bank failures as a civilization critique. It argues money is a promise of wealth and urges government control of all money traffic, citing Hamilton and calling for banks to be government institutions.
A critical note on upcoming spring town election and alleged manipulation by the town head who pushed the sale of Gallup’s municipal electric plant. The writer accuses socialists and local leaders of obscuring issues with sermons and smoke, while urging voters to question promises and the true cost of services and rates.
Readers argue that statesmen at public conferences use Latin and other complex terms that confuse ordinary citizens. They urge diplomats to use plain speech and drop terms like plenary and agenda in favor of clearer language.
A city editor argues corn fed to hogs is not simply cash value, noting labor costs and risks of feeding and caring for hogs. The piece contends 48 cents per bushel for cash ignores expenses, suggesting feeding corn to hogs could yield different returns than direct sale.
A reflective verse celebrates holiday cheer and generous giving. It contrasts peace with conflict, urging joy, charity, and spiritual precepts to guide the season and daily life.
A rural meditation contrasts city life with farming soil and sky. The farmer reflects on the ancient question as stars rise after evening meals and night settles, linking wonder at man to nature’s timeless hymns. The piece juxtaposes modern bustle with pastoral quiet and spiritual awe.
A discussion contrasts Farmington and Gallup products with a Farmington made quart price of $5.78 and gallon at $20.00. The speaker favors supporting home industry andSample lines reference Christmas social drinking and the idea of keeping money local.
A letter from a Mass Public High School teacher in December 1921 thanks Gallup New Mexico for fair courteous treatment during an ocean to ocean motor trip. The writer notes favorable impressions of the city and state and praises local retailers. The correspondence is addressed to 120 Charlesgate West and signed PRESCUT BR.
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