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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1920

Page

3

Insurance Policies Highlighted in Annual Report

The report lists 4d 209 220 policies totaling 531 million dollars and 191 organizations with 1,456,000 policies, reflecting growth and breadth of coverage across the sector.

Fourteenth Census Officials Seek Answers in Community

The Fourteenth Decennial Census of the United States will begin with enumerators visiting every dwelling and farm in the community to collect information on individuals and households. Questions cover personal details, birthplace, language, education, home ownership, and farm operations for 1919 outputs, with emphasis on accuracy for the 1920 population count. Spanish and Navajo speakers are especially sought for McKinley county, with application routes listed.

United States Byron O. Beall New Mexico McKinley County Byron Beall Santa Fe William Chernads Commercial Hotel Gallup

Patterson’s Eye and Throat Clinic Listings

Fragmentary notice lists Dr Tannus the Eye and Throat specialist with hours 9 AM to 8 PM at Harvey House. Glass fitting mentioned.

Harvey

Nut Trees as Highway Ornaments Suggested by Doctor Morris

A discussion favors planting nut trees along American roadways as attractive, low-maintenance alternatives to fruit trees. Proponents argue nuts provide shade and a valuable cone crop, with potential community profit and annual fair distribution, while stressing public rights and property respect.

Europe New York Robert T. Morris Doctor Morris

Arboretums by the roadside for beautified townships

Newspapers urge editors to advocate roadside arboreta as a practical esthetic opportunity. Each township could establish an arboretum of native and exotic trees with labeled species, transforming decayed and mosquito-prone areas into pleasant public displays.

Editoriag America

Community Landscape Circular for School Yards

Outdoor art committee proposes a circular on home yard requantification and school grounds landscaping. It includes sample plans for vegetable and flower gardens and ornamental trees and shrubs, urging a playground and planting programs to beautify every school yard in the community.

Comralites

Children Prefer Work to Play, Says Saturday Evening Post

The article notes that lazy behavior is an adult vice and that young children prefer work over play. It describes toys as instruments for exercise of faculties, with dolls, blocks, and tops reflecting a child’s urge to imitate elders and create.

Saturday Evening Post

Plant at Least One Tree

Plant at least one tree for the future. A maple will grow sturdy in twenty years with dense shade. If wind and soil stay favorable, it becomes a parent to a line of young maples marching along the highway and reclaiming wasteland.

Landa

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Aned New York Life ‘Insurance Company J. H. Young N. M Sceetiaid Gallup Tin & Hardware Co Sneddon and Boardman Bros Vulcanizing ‘Tires Auto Velié Automobiles Trucks Haynes Automobiles New. Mexico Patton Old Trail Garage R. L. Wilson Gallup, N. M Ee Helds Tae M*kinley County Bank Gallup, N.M F. W. Wurm Gibson-Faw Lumber Company East Front ST Samuel Dimon REO and Chevrolet James Mezzocco
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