McKinley County High School Dedication Monday Evening
The newly completed McKinley County High School will be dedicated Monday evening January 2. Visitors may arrive from 7 30 to 8 15 pm. The program runs 8 15 to 10 pm with C M Sabin Gal lup school board president giving the presentation and Dr David S Hill UNM president delivering the dedicatory address. Refreshments and social time follow. the public is invited.
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McKinley County High School
C.M. Sabin
Gallup
David S. Hill
University of New Mexico
Boxing Card Promised at Strand Theatre January 2
The American Legion promotes a boxing event at the Strand Theatre on January 2 promising an outstanding card. Main bout Kid Fiffe of Kansas City versus Walt Garrett of El Paso tips to be fierce from start to finish. Prelims include Pete George vs Frank Morris and Young Grizelona vs Frank Arcey. Seats selling fast.
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American Legion
Afterpooh
Berend
Gallup
Kid Fiffe
Kansas City
Walt Garrett
el Paso
Pete George
Frank Morris
Young Grizelona
Frank Arcey
Boxing card set for Gallup fans after long layoff
Tickets on sale at Banner and K M with Legion officials promising an honest bout lineup. The event starts promptly at 2 30 P M with breaks between bouts for the audience.
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Gallup
Banner
Legion
Indian Crafts Show Gift Shown By Mr Bortell
The Herald notes a Christmas week gift from the Indian Crafts Show by Mr Bortell described as “A Rain God” and hand made. The shop has gathered several thousand dollars in genuine Indian curios, some rare and valuable.
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Herald
Bortell
Mr. Bortell
Ndian. Crafts Shop
Photo with Greetings from National Legion Officials
John W. Chapman received greetings from Geo. Berry national vice commander of the American Legion. Berry is also president of the International Printing Pressman's Union. Chapman and Berry met during the last national convention of the American Legion.
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John W. Chapman
Honors Even for New Mexico Legion Couple
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chapman are recognized as New Mexico national committee man and national committeewoman for the American Legion and its auxiliary, preserving honors for their service.
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John W. Chapman
Chapman
New Mexico
American Legion
Community Athletic Club Meeting Proposed at Court House
Notice to residents to attend at the Court House on Wednesday January 4 at 7 30 PM to discuss forming a community athletic club and elect a committee. The meeting aims to gauge interest, organize support, and set preliminary steps for the project.
Public Health Nurses Vital To Red Cross In Southwest
Public health nurses in the Southwestern Division of the American Red Cross perform vital duties from homes and schools to hospitals and rural areas. They locate tuberculosis cases, support school medical inspections, advise on contagious diseases, and teach sanitary living and infant care. A nationwide shortage of public health nurses and funds from the annual Roll Call November 11–24 threaten these services.
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Red Crows
American Red Cross
Misa Olive Chapman
Great American Red Cross
United States
Abas
American’ Red Cross
Tomei Ies Cage
Puch
Red Cross
Malnutrition In America Affects Rich And Poor Alike
A Red Cross and Public Health Service study finds only four percent of plains children are normal and malnutrition affects both rich and poor families. The Red Cross runs nutrition and food selection classes with over 22 000 children enrolled in nutrition and 1 500 students in food selection to curb under nourishment and build a healthier generation.
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Plains
United States
American Red Cross
United States Public Health Service
America
The
Red Cross
Southwestern Girls Join Red Cross Nurses in Russia
The American Red Cross Commission to western Russia and the Baltic States under Lieutenant Colonel Edward W. Ryan released a monthly bulletin in English. The September issue notes three Southwestern Division workers arriving in August: Nell W. Crouch of Lawrence Kansas Watel M. Drake and Gladys S Nicholaus of Kansas City. They raise staff to twelve nurses with Drake assigned to Koyno.
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American’ Red Cross Commission
Russia
Baltic States
Edward W. Ryan
Southwestern’ Division
Nell W. Crouch
Lawrence
Kon
Watel M. Drake
Gladys
Kansas City
Commission
Miss Nicholson
Miss. Crouch
Alliss Drake
Koyno
Lone Star State's rise from Texas history lesson
The story covers early exploration by Narvaez and Coronado, Spanish missions like San Antonio, and the U S border era. It notes Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin, the 1836 Alamo defense and Texan victory at San Jacinto, the Republic of Texas, and Texas joining the Union as the twenty eighth state.
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Navares
Texas
Mississippi
Cabeza de Vaca
Gulf of California
Coronado
Louisiana
San Antonio
United States
France
Oregon
Sam” Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Mexico
Alamo
Houston
Iowa State History and Early Settlement Overview
The article traces Iowa’s origins from Native names and meanings to early tribes and explorers like Marquette and Joliet. It covers Julien Dubuque’s settlement, territorial changes from Louisiana to Wisconsin, the creation of the Iowa Territory, and its 1846 statehood with 66 347 square miles and thirteen electoral votes.
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Illnois
Mississippi River
Marquette
Joliet
Mississippi
Julien Dubuque
Iowa
United States
France
Louisiana Territory
Mipgouri Territory
Michigan Territory
Wisconsin Territory
Burlington
Dubuque
Broad gauge railroad to connect Gallup and Davenays Colp
Announcement reports Bouya Los Angeles financiers promise capital to build a broad gauge line from Gallup to Davenport Colp early next year. San Juan district now lacks dependable service. Denver & Rio Grande operates a narrow gauge route with costly, irregular winter trips. Proposed line would link to the main east and Pacific coast routes, unlocking mineral, agricultural, and stock potential.
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Engineering& Mining -Journal
Bouya Los Angeles
Gallup
Davenays Colp
San Juan
Denver & Rio ‘Grande
Pacific Coast
Public Health Officials Urge Early Reporting Diptheria
Dr. C E Waller and Dr H G Willson urged public cooperation to control diptheria in Gallup. They stressed reporting sore throats to physicians, using antitoxin therapies, and avoiding school closures to maintain close monitoring. A public health nurse program was praised as vital, while local updates noted staff changes and student travel plans.
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C. E. Waller
Santa Fe
Gallup
H. G. Willson
Waller
Willson
Do We Need Hat Road To Gallup
Thos Knight returns from Alamosa where he worked in railroad shops. He reports the D and R G lays off nearly all workers at these shops and on the Farmington Durango branch. Only a foreman and a few helpers remain. The piece condemns the railroad's poor service and predicts no improvement until the Southern Outlet is rebuilt.
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Farmington
Thos. Knight
Alamosa
Farmington-Durango
Gallup
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the High School
Contest Strand Theatre
Humpty-Dumpty
Gallup Coal & Wood Co
Joe Pintarelli
Joe Cristo
Southwest
Southwestern
Jonathan Brace
Durango
A. C. Pratt
Long Beach
Cal
Gallup Herald
Ruth
Nina
Myrtle McCamant
Albuquerque
St. Vincent “Academy
Mra
J. H. McCamant
John Witt Hendrix
Methodist Church
Std
J. Si. Morrow
McKinley County Bank Building
Gallup, New Mexico
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