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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1924
Page
3
The Gallup State Bank announces weeklong improvements to its offices to enhance accommodation and convenience for customers and staff. Officials describe the plan as thoughtful and progress toward a more modern banking environment in Gallup and the southwest.
Mr and Mrs Joe Broth and daughter Frances Jean return from California. Mr and Mrs Guy Lund leave for Taos to pursue a future sheep business. Mrs S B Hanes and daughters Jean and Zella depart for Los Angeles for several weeks with Mrs Hanes attending summer school. Judge Woods and family visit Mrs Amada Scott Benney. Porter Brock hosts a birthday dinner for Henry Brock and family. A J Crockett and family spend summer on their Ramah ranch. Ed Bomer returns from six weeks in Dallas. Joe Montana buys a new Chrysler touring car. Rebel McCaskell on two weeks vacation from Gibson Store. Smith family of Beaumont, Texas visit Gamero and Gunton family. John Grenko of Navajo stays in Albuquerque for summer school. Charley Kelly, Louis Laye, Bobby En, Red Spolat and Frank Danhea return from an overland trip. Roberta Crockett visits at Gamerco.
Storekeeper E W Scotten buys a Chevrolet coupe. Engineer Frost gains a 30 day leave starting Sunday. H N Allison granted 16 day leave, plans stay in San Ego. Mrs E G Koenig travels to Albuquerque to visit her mother. Roundhouse Foreman P P Curto leaves for Ogden to join family for about two weeks. J R Wensel returns from trip east. Miss Mary Moore returns from two week trip to Los Angeles and hospital stay. Gallup Shop baseball vs Winslow Shop at Lyon's Memorial Park on Sunday, June 22.
Club members are notified that a trap has arrived and a trap house built behind the Bathany Henderson Lumber Company buildings. President Seymour announces the first shoot will be held next Sunday at 9 A M with birds and several barrels provided for the event.
Readers are invited to estimate how many people appear on screen during The Great White Way at the Rex Theatre next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The exercise asks for a count of the audience shown in the scene and how many can be counted from the display.
Max Nordhaus president of the Chas Ifeld Co. visited Gallup this week for talks with heads of the Gallup Mercantile Co. now a branch of the Ifeld Co. The meeting focused on integration and corporate alignment.
Notice to contractors with bids due June 21 1924 for the construction of sidewalks at the Gallup High School Building G in Gallup New Mexico. Specifications available at the Board of Education office 102 South 2nd Street. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Secretary of the Board of Education.
A collage of comic snippets and verse jokes from a vaudeville page. It includes references to a pig theft tale featuring Tom and a broker’s son Sam though the lines are fragmentary. The jokey dialogue covers marriage, printing, trains, and gossip with brisk punchlines.
Miguel Duran Flavio Vigil Antonio Nevadis Jose Espanosa appeared before Justice Schauer on liquor possession charges. Each man was fined 100 dollars or 60 days in jail as Sheriff Meyers reported the arrest.
Apache County Arizona sheriff Haws and Sheriff Meyers were observed in Gallup for a reconnoitering expedition to identify bootleggers operating along the New Mexico Arizona border.
A cosmetic item promises instant darker lashes for a natural look. The invisible liquid called Lashbron provides longer appearing lashes, is transferable proof, and claims to resist rubbing off. Sold locally by Banner Drug Store.
Sheriff Myers and deputies oversaw the dumping of 160 gallons of wine and hooch into a sewer after raids. Deputy U. S. Marshal Sutton supervised the decapitation of bottles and barrels while onlookers sang a dry refrain and joked about lost doctor bills.
At Tuesday evening town board meeting five bids were opened for reservoir construction. Anderson Brothers of El Paso submitted the low bid of 79 857.50 and the board accepted it, with local bidders about 17 000 higher.
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