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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
5
Gallup locals report the Staples manager of Mc Gaffey Co. bought a new Buick from Lamb Motor Co. and says he does not want a better car. Judge W. J. Raines from Gibson visited The Herald office yesterday.
A fragmented early 20th century ad copy stresses printing as a sales driver urging strong appeal in US mail campaigns. The text mentions Hemmermill and generic phrases about attracting customer attention and easy outcomes with coupons and gifts.
Lieut R A Jaeger visited relatives in Iowa and Missouri and returned to Prescott Ariz to rejoin his company. Violinist Arthur F Malinowski to teach selected pupils at the house of Geo T Brown call Sundays. Armel Meyers went to Albuquerque for an indefinite stay. Mrs Archie McCoy and daughter ill with tonsillitis. Dr A H De Long moves back to his former office above McKinley County Bank. Dr W B Cantrell traveled to Fabro Ranch to assist Mrs Madison Jones who dislocated a knee.
Mrs Rowena C Harmon secretary of Community House departs Sunday for a two week vacation in Los Angeles California leaving local duties temporarily in others hands.
J E McGraw returned from Anzac New Mexico where he fixed wire trouble for the Postal Telegraph Co. Hart Parr tractors are corrected in last week’s note. A C Raillard left for Albuquerque to aid his ill wife. Lyden of Lamb Motor Co worked four days in Navajo on three Howell touring cars. Gallup Steam Laundry moves to Rail Road Ave Hart Building with new machinery and room. The Republic Truck sold by Lamb Motor Co to Gallup delivers solid service city wide. Lamb Motor Co lists Republic Truck specs and parts service aimed at profitability.
For sale is Peoples Meat Market and Grocery department. Ideal science and enjoying good patron ee to Peoples Market Gallup.
Quick action requested with one cent per word insertion. Wants include a baby carriage in good condition and a reliable housekeeper for a small family with good wages. For sale items include an adobe house with two lots priced at 38000 and a four room residence. Lost string of silver beads with turquoise charm. Messages to Herald office or Box numbers. Local names appear: Mrs W H Hanns and John Novak.
Lawrence Collins a machinist at the shops left Tuesday night for Los Angeles where he will enter Santa Fe hospital. He will not return to Gallup but will resume work at Bakersfield California, signaling a temporary relocation for medical care and employment.
Charles Ilfeld Co reports a new line of stock this week, having unloaded several cars for wholesale business. The combination with their existing line promises a very complete southwest supply. Management says business is very good.
B F Wamsley yard master at the Santa Fe shops leaves today for San Francisco for a two week vacation and plans to return via Los Angeles.
The Pueblo Bonito Agency New Mexico calls for bids on restricted allotted Indian lands in Seven Lakes Field. Bids due by 6 p m February 25 1920 with certified checks and stated royalties no less than 12 1 2 percent. Bond and lease within 30 days after bid acceptance. limits apply on acreage and development purpose.
Certificate of Incorporation recorded by the New Mexico State Corporation Commission showing the entity named The Seven Golden Lakes Oil and Gas Company No 10286 with endorsements of record. Dated in Santa Fe January 1920 signed by Chairman Hugh H. Williams and Clerk Renene Altos L Morrison.
A New Mexico certificate of incorporation for The Seven Golden Lakes Oil and Gas Company is filed January 2 1920 by Arthur Bowen Christopher Goodnight and Bert D Richards. It names registered office at 109 South Second Street Gallup McKinley County with Bert D Richards as agent. Authorized capital one million dollars in 1 000 000 shares of 1 each. Principal objects include locating and exploiting lands for oil gas and minerals and building facilities and townsites.
New Mexico State Corporation Commission certifies stockholders non liability for The Seven Golden Lakes Oil and Gas Company No stockholders' liability certificate filed January 6 1920 in Santa Fe. Incorporators Bowen Goodnight and Richards sign, notarized by A. Morrison. Endorsed record shows volume 6 page 613 with notary commission expires 1922.
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