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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1921

Page

6

Gallup Herald Reports St Johns Chamber Visit And Reception

A St Johns Chamber of Commerce delegation visited Gallup, staying at local hotels over a weekend. The piece notes poor reception and a missed Chamber meeting, urging Gallup to welcome the visitors and consider St Johns as a marketing partner for shared produce and growth.

St. Johns Chamber of Commerce Gallup Chamber of Commerce St. Johns W. H. Morris McKinley County Board of Commissioners Morris Jaxt

Community House Service in Gallup Sees Funding Turnaround

Gallup officials report a split between the Gallup Community Service and the Chamber of Commerce last June. A fundraising push yielded results Thursday, indicating continued Community House Service with support from residents and local groups.

Gallup Gallup Herald Ramah Zuni McGaffey Woomen Community House Service Chamber of Commerce

Self-supporting Indians and typhus concern

The editorial argues Indians especially Navajo are not self-sufficient and face typhus risks. It urges practical steps to teach self-support through farming and cattle raising, noting white officials already hire experts for the white population and should do so for Indians to prevent typhus and improve condition.

Critics urge France to fund recovery at home instead of foreign loans

Press dispatches suggest a proposed hundred million dollar loan to France in the United States. The author decries French spending on fashion, jewels, races, and entertainments, urging frugality and patriotic funding at home to aid postwar reconstruction. A refusal to fund the loan is proposed, with funds better used domestically.

United States Paris Gayery France America

Remarkable Gallup story in June issue sparks debate

The Gallup Independent describes a remarkable tale in its June 2 issue, praising what it calls the Gallup brand of McKinley county democracy and legal prowess. The piece notes a prominent political figure’s courtroom success in 1921, and hints the town nuisance authored much of the narrative with camouflage humor.

Gallup McKinley Galluy Herald

Oiling and Amusing Bits in a Cartoon Pocketed Scene

A neighbor teases six year old Everett about his mother’s Christmas finery during an amateur theater outing. The exchange spins with humor about dress and a percolator as a playful cartoon caption. A separate note mentions a new company capitalized at sixty million dollars and the printer demanding advance pay, seen in Mobile Register fragments.

Everett Mamma Papa Cartoons Magazine Register

Reward Offered for Information in 1921 Murder and Fire

McKinley County commissioners authorize a $200 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who murdered Frank Lewis and burned his store on April 28, 1921. Sheriff Caval Hie McCcamant announces the offer as historical records mention figures such as Marakalls, Foch, Joffre, and Petal.

McKinley Frank ‘Lewis Caval, Hie McCcamant McKinley County

Iron Fist Needed to Stop Bandits Invading Towns

The writer laments rising crime in cities and fears criminals will travel to the countryside in search of easy prey. They argue only a strong crackdown will deter these bandits and keep unwelcome guests from settling. They urge authorities to act decisively and keep criminals moving.

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Ramah News Briefs Mention Ranch Talks and Diphtheria

Ramah reports H P Powers spoke to the Commercial Club on cattle selection naming the short horn Durham as a dual purpose breed. The area sees a diphtheria outbreak near Ramada with seven deaths, prompting State Health Council action and antitoxine orders. residents note dryer conditions in St Johns.

H. P. Powers Ramah Upper Valley Commercial Club M. E. Bond Emer Jones Toadlean Gallup Tinija Joaquin Dubois

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Home Sweet Home Jack Wilson New ‘Mexico Hart Building Railroad Avenue Becon New Mexico THE American Press Association New York City N. Y Chicago, Ill NEW Mexico Press Association George A. Byus OUR Indian Editorial Marakalls Foch Joffre Petal Gramophone Yourself Gallup State Bank Gallup, New Mexico Ramah News Diptheria Ramada Joseph Ore Herald Savisigt Degicite Gale, NM
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