Gallup Herald details and ownership lines
The fragment lists the Gallup Herald publication details and staff roles. It notes the paper is issued in Gallup New Mexico with a price of five cents per copy and mentions advertising rates upon request. It also identifies Chas W Dave as Receiver and Geo A Byus as Editor and Manager.
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Gallup Herald
Gallup
Kinley Gowary
New Mexico
Gali
N. M
Chas. W Dave
Geo. A. Byus
Gallup marshal Diggs defeats town dive amid political backlash
W P Diggs, then Gallup city marshal, shut down a wide open dive and had its keeper deported. His actions cost him his job and alienated Gallup political factions. Fay Diggs, daughter of Diggs, loses her town position amid retaliation as Hannett supporters gain control and vow to pressure dissenters.
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W.P. Diggs
Gallup
Diggs
United States
W. P. Diggs
Fay Diggs
Hannett
Bitter vote verdict sparks Hannett political reaction
The regional leaders react to the electoral outcome as supporters and opponents label the result a chosen fate. Citizens face consequences of the decision with varied responses from local parties and officials.
Albuquerque Mayor Involved In Las Vegas Fight Says Morning Journal
The Morning Journal lashes Albuquerque residents for backing the mayor after a fist fight with Mike Jaramillo in Las Vegas. It claims supporters overreacted to the incident and accuses the paper of enabling political backers who helped elect Clyde Tingley.
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Albuquerque ‘Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Mike Jaramillo
Las Vegas
Appatle Karl
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Karl
Journal
Tinzley
Mike Hannett Jaramillo
Tournal
Protection urged to save American wildlife says Hornaday
Dr. William T. Hornaday, retired after thirty years as director of the New York Zoological Park, warns civilization will wipe out mammals birds and fish unless protective measures are taken and urges establishment of safeguards and reserves.
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America
William T. Hornaday
New York
Protective Measures Tighten Amid Wildlife Decline
Dr. Hornaday warns of shrinking wildlife habitats as hunting limits grow stricter. He cites over half a million acres set aside for safe retreat, while migratory birds face danger and species like ducks geese woodcock squirrels quail trout decline. Authorities urge stronger protections despite sportsmen resistance.
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Hornaday
Obesity and Health Risks Warned by Dr Charles Sweet
Chicago physician Dr Charles Clark Sweet calls obesity a dangerous risk compared with hard labor in transport. He cites life insurance data linking overweight to shorter lifespans and the top killer conditions like Brights disease diabetes and heart disease.
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Charles Clark Sweet
Chicago
Bright
United States
Four Liberty Celotex Homes to Boost Comfort and Savings
Liberty Magazine features four American homes adopting Celotex insulation to cut heat and cold transfer, reduce wind and moisture, and lower fuel bills by up to 35 percent. Sixteen weekly articles start June 12 detailing construction, cost variety, and practical insulation tips for readers.
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Liberty
Diet Advice Urges Calorie Reduction Under Medical Supervision
The column attributes weight loss to consuming less food than the body's burning needs, stating under proper medical supervision a person can lose weight. It urges readers to try this approach, crediting Dr. Sweet. The tone is promotional and directive.
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Dr. Sweet
Earth
Rural America Holds Its Ground Amid Urban Growth
Figures from the Institute of Social and Religious Research show 4 620 055 people became "rural folk" between 1900 and 1920 not by moving to cities but because their home towns grew enough to be urban. Incorporated villages in the United States rose by 39 percent during the period.
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Institute of‘ Social and Religious Research
United States
Miss Viola Clark Becomes Lawrence Clerk in Place of Vacationing Smyers
The Gallup Herald column notes Miss Viola Clark takes over as clerk at Lawrence's replacing Mrs Smyers on vacation. It also records several reader items including address changes requests for Gallup Herald, travel notes, and local civic figures visiting or departing.
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Viola Clark
Lawrence ’S
Mrs. Smyers
H. W. Brose
Boise
Idaho
Frank Canavan
Mr. Brossét
Purification Health Ad Promotes Calotabs System Cleanser
Physicians tout Purification as Nature s foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotabs course once or twice weekly for several weeks. The ad claims Calotabs purifies the entire system and rewards the user with better vitality. A family package with full directions is available for 35 cents at any drug store.
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