First Red Arrow Auction Sale Concludes at Banner Drug Store
The first Red Arrow auction at Banner Drug Store concluded Saturday June 7 with active bidding. Red Arrow money is accepted at all stores and cash purchases earn it free. Items sold included a Thermos bottle won by Mrs Miller for 20 Red Arrow dollars, a candy box won by Miss Clarita Montoya, and toilet water won by William Randolph. Next sales are at Puritan Bakery and L G Shanklin's with a $10 mirror to be offered for Red Arrow money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Arrow
Banner Drug Store
Andy Miller
Clarita Montoya
William Randolph
Puritan Bakery
L.G. Shanklin’s
Sully Visits Gallup Coal Mines Amid Optimism
J. M. Sully of Santa Rita and a top official of the Gallup American Coal Company spent several days at the mines this week. He expects improved business conditions and imminent activity in the coal sector. His son Kenneth, an engineer with the United Verde Company, Jerome, recently injured by a rock fall, joined him for part of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sully
Santa Rita
Gallup American Coal Company
Mr. Sully
Kenneth
United Verde Company
Jerome
Gallup
Miss Anna Williams Visiting Houston With Uncle Captain Williams
Miss Anna Williams daughter of Mrs Bertha Williams visits Houston Texas with her uncle Captain Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Bertha Williams
Houston
Texas
Captain Williams
Gallup Men Buy Ute Oil Leases at Durango Sale
The Gia Indian oil lease sale at Durango Colorado on June 10 sold 18 640 acres across five tracts for over 430 000. R Childers bought 960 acres for 600 and 3 360 acres for 1 000 R R Burke of Gallup purchased 4 800 acres for 1 000 Gypsy Oil Company paid 4 720 acres for 1 000 000. Leases lie in Colorado and northwestern New Mexico near the Rattlesnake Dome San Juan field prompting renewed drilling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colorado
R. Childers
R. R. Burke
Gallup
New Mexico
Rattlesnake Dome
San Juan
Gypsy Oil Company
Ute Reservation
San Juan Field
Wiennie Roast Party Near Twin Buttes Honors Edith Torreano
A group of young people gathered at Miss Mary Zanardi’s home for a wiennie roast and watermelon feast at Twin Buttes west of town. Guests included Miss Edith Torreano of Los Cerillos and several local youths. Also noted are Jim Waring’s return from Washington and Lee University and a theater ad for No Mother to Guide Her at the Strand, plus Mrs. Palmer Ketner’s selection to represent Gallup Woman’s Club at the national federation meeting in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zarnadi
Twin’ Buttes
Edith Torreano
Los Cerillos
Zannadi
Mary Menapace
Annie Zanardi
Frances Cheremiah
Jennie Caviggia
Mary Lorenzino
Miss Torreano
Sam Boggio
Mickey Andler
Emilio Lorenzino
Chas. Zanardi
Frank and
Henry
Balocco
Joe Sanita
Joe Tillian
Strand
Palmer Ketner
Woman's Club of
Gallup
Woman's Federated Clubs of the
United States
Los Angeles
Stenographers And Typists Wanted By Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission announced the passage of the adjusted compensation law requires temporary appointment of several hundred stenographer typists and typists in the Departmental Service at Washington. Both men and women are needed. Examinations will be held each Tuesday at about 600 centers nationwide. Salaries range from 1520 to 1500 dollars yearly for stenographer typists and from 1140 to 1820 dollars for typists. Permanent positions in the department may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Ndt
United States
Sears
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Arrow Money
Ares
Pure Food Products
RED Arrow Sale
Tremont Cafe
Donnell & Haight
Props
Carman Grocery
Gallup American
W. S. Dalton
Emma Carver
Margaret Johnson
W. H. Hanns
Waldo
el Morro
Ice Cave
Grants
San Rafael
F. S
Lawrence
L. G. Shanklin
THE
Gallup Herald
Ferrante Jewelry and Music Store
Paris
W. R. Childers
Ute Indian
Wiennie Roast
Jim Waring
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Bryce McCandless
Jean
McCandless
Helen McCandless
Calif
Lois Scoopmire
Mills College
Pasadena
Ghe a_i
Danny Garlup
Coleman Truck
Railroad Ave
Puerco Drive
P. O. Box
Bel Monte
Coal Avenue
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