Doctors Sheridan and Berger Practice Limited
The snippet notes medical practice limited to genitourinary diseases and skin diseases. It mentions Wasserman Laboratory, a Connnection, and a phone number 866, with Citizens Bank Bid in Albuquerque.
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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1920
Page
5
The snippet notes medical practice limited to genitourinary diseases and skin diseases. It mentions Wasserman Laboratory, a Connnection, and a phone number 866, with Citizens Bank Bid in Albuquerque.
Editorial argues for lowering a proposed 400 license tax on oil companies seeking offices in Gallup. It warns the tax may push firms to Albuquerque and cites Seven Lakes Oil field growth as a reason to rebalance fees. The piece links oil activity to broader business in town and criticizes authorities for delaying policy.
Congressman B C Hernandez says complete cordiality between executive and legislative branches is needed before external matters can be settled. The Holbrook Tribune notes an affidavit claiming oil found in Holbrook field swells and reports the death of Capt Howard White from apoplexy in Fort Wingate. Burial plans set for Arlington Cemetery. Wheat production in the United States and Britain show similar yields around 18% per acre.
Ensign George Kraker and Orbie Gray visit Winslow with his brother Orvil Gray. Mike Haidak of Zuni has accepted a position at Gordon Garage. B W Carrington of the Ford Garage plans a truck order. G W Sampson returns from a trip east and south. T P Turner of Banner Drug Store goes to Albuquerque. Cliff Mulholland arrives from California to stay with his sister in law. A B Cowan Western Union manager visits for business. Gallup Fire Truck kept in first class condition. Lamb Motor Co. J B Cummings signs with White Cafe for fixtures and an electric sign.
Mrs Margaret Young visiting her daughter in San Diego for three months will return to Gallup about February 1. R and E Sauvers district representative of the war camp community service was in Gallup Wednesday thanking the community house for its splendid work.
Gibson-Fawn Lumber Cox closes a deal with Kirkwood Memorial School Ganado to supply a couple loads of lumber. Teams arrive today to transport the timber to the school.
Charles Leht manager of the Gallup Auto Shop plans to display a carload of Dodge Bros vehicles this week and has also taken on the Nash agency. He expects a Nash car and truck exhibit next week at his shop.
For the information of the public the Gallup Volunteer Fire Department has elected Gardner Davis chief Paul Golino assistant chief Martin Glied treasurer and Charlie Sabin secretary.
Lamb Motor Co reports selling a two and overball hydraulic steel dump Republic truck to the City. The firm claims strong community success and anticipates a car load of Cadillac and Buicks around February 14.
Andrew Smaltz visited town this week buying farm equipment for his Zuni mountains ranch. The haul included a hot power tractor as part of plans to operate a flour mill in the Zuni mountains after yielding 7000 bushels of grain last year.
The American Legion held Tuesday night at the Community House to elect officers. J L Hopking, publicity man for the drive, gave an interesting talk. Newly elected officers include Ed Errett post commander RR Beddow vice post commander Dr Ellison finance officer Dewey Dimon post historian and Glent Emmons chaplain.
Jack Myrick leaves Sunday for Philadelphia as a Navy member. J E Dickens of Nogales has taken a drug clerk job at Banner Drug Store. JoJ Johnson, shops apprentice machinist, went to Los Angeles for a two week vacation. G A Payne property on Railroad Ave is being remodeled into a modern home and will be occupied next week. Capt Clarke M Carr returns from his Ramah ranch and reports excellent conditions. he departed Gallup this morning in a Packard for Albuquerque.
Community House presents five beautiful young ladies in a varied musical program. They sing with heart and soul and are a sight to behold even off stage. Season tickets for three entertainments cost 2.25 dollars. Adults pay 1.00 per single, children under fourteen 0.50. Student season ticket 1.25. Proceeds aid the Community House.
The Methodist church society elected officers on December 30. Officers include Pres. Mrs. J B Evans and Vice Pres. Mrs. W B Cantrell. The year ended with praise for retiring president Mrs. E W Cooper. The group supports Scarritt Bible Training School and mission work, including Emma Eldidge.
There is a chance for men to learn a trade and finish their education by enlisting in the Utilities Division. The division is a news branch open in the United States Army and offers opportunities for men who want to learn. Civilian laborers may be employed to handle the work while enlisted men learn a trade. Call or write Army Recruiting Station, Gallup, New Mexico.
Mrs S. M. Reeves mother of J. A. Reeves Saratoga restaurant proprietor has been in Gallup several months and left Thursday the 16th to reside in San Bernardino California.
Snedden returns from California and Lyon arrives from Boise to scout a site. Mulholland of Los Angeles visits for business. Flannigan the government veterinary surgeon establishes Gallup as his HQ. Wilson Bros. predict a strong 1920 for the firm. Willmunder recovers from pneumonia and is out again.
Joseph Dubois ex service man now at U S P H Hospital Deming New Mexico. Dollie Van Hooser formerly with Postal Telegraph Co accepts Gallup Herald reportorial staff post. Mrs R L Robert Gibson goes to Albuquerque for medical care. Jack Wolfe formerly with Gallup Steam Laundry leaves for Raton. Merritt with Simpson Construction Co returns to San Diego California.
Charles Kelsey of the Ilfeld Trading Co. at Zuni traveled to Gallup in the early week on business.
Prof Swinney of City schools says McKinley County won’t receive its portion of state school funds due to missing census returns. Gallup Districts No 3 and 4 report about 1468 census figures. county needs at least that. County Supt Lanigan says the effort to secure funds is underway.
The Women's club held a regular guest day meeting in the Community House. J L Hopkins spoke on community work while Mrs Palmer Ketner discussed Children and the Movies. Mrs Murphy of San Diego spoke on girls work along with several local members. The Gallup Steam Laundry in the Hart building will resume operations next Monday with expanded facilities and William Burgess joining from the Imperial Laundry.
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