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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
1
Bond Mystery Spurs Town Bond Sale Debate
Local accounts allege a missing 1914 bond tied to Gallup Cold Storage Co. was sold in open session, while critics link the tale to a broader audit dispute and a June 6 bid opening controversy. Former mayor Cotton was noted nearby. Mrs Denny went to Las Vegas for a potential education plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Denny
Las Vegas
Barret stakes Park Theatre with Rex partnership
Garrett and Garrett take over the Park theatre joining with the Rex, closing the Empress. Park will open two days a week, Saturday and Sunday, with films matching the Rex standard. Empress closure ends seven to eight years of Gallup entertainment. Ford Commission Co buys 87 acres near Sunnyside across the Puerco with lots to be marketed soon. Red Cross dance raises $100 and Elmer Wheeler surrenders to Ft. Bliss authorities for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Park
Rex
Empress
Dominick
Rollie
Garretts
Rex Theatre
Gallup
BR. Ford
Ford Commission Co
Puerco
Sunnyside
Santa Fe RR
Andy
Ford Commission Company
E R. French
Commission
Elmer Wheeler
Wheeler
Ft. Bliss
Gibson Red Cross
the Red Cross
Crown Point
Chiice
Stipt Stacher
Proclamation Calls New Mexico Citizens to Buy War Savings Stamps
Governor issues a June 28 1918 plea to New Mexicans to pledge loyalty and aid the war effort by saving and investing in War Savings Stamps with a target of 7 000 000 dollars. The proclamation directs observance across the state under Treasury authority and the state seal is affixed in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States
Inc
Itallet Ynalda
State of
Santa Fé
Camouflage in Gallup Town Board Bond Scandal
Readers question town actions as a bond disappearance tale surfaces. auditors trace the missing 1000 bond to the Gallup Cold Storage Co which paid full value. The report also mentions former Mayor Ketner and concerns over bond papers leaving the state with Keeler Brothers awarded the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Cold Storage Co
Ketner
Cold Storage . Co
Charlie Ross
Billy’ Patterson
Keeler Brothers
Mrs. Nellie Livingston Richards Dies After Illness
Mrs. Nellie Livingston Richards, nee Livingston, died Tuesday afternoon after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church with Rev. Henry Barton. interment followed at Holy Crest cemetery. Order of the Eastern Star assisted at the Bravesides. She came to Gallup as a public school teacher from Farmington. married to B D Richards with two sons. Relatives in Albany County, New York, could not attend. Her community mourns a devoted wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert. D. Richards
Henry ‘Barton
Order of the Eastern Star
Holy Crest Cemetery
Livingston
B. D. Richards
Farmington
Albany County
New York
Red Cross Speaker to Visit Gallup Opera House
Field Manager Tinney of the Mountain Division plans a Monday visit to Gallup to address the McKinley County Red Cross Chapter and the public at the Kitchen Opera House. He will discuss Red Cross work, fundraising, and how local residents can help, including sewing efforts and upcoming drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
the Opera House
Timer
Mt. Division
American Red Cross
Gallup
McKinley County
Kitchen Opera House
Tinney
Mountain Division
Kitchens Opera House
Gallup Brick Industry Expands Amid High Demand
The New Mexico Fire Brick Co. operates six kilns in Gallup and plans to grow to at least 18, adding lines for flower pots and other products. The plant, with 25 000 brick daily capacity, employs 30, and demand rises as Gallup brick is used in Arizona projects such as a large stack at Hayden. Local and regional prospects push Gallup clay into a growing industry, while a patriotism vigil and a local accident at Banner Drug Store are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asume
New Mexico Fire Brick Co
Arizona
Gallup
Hayden
Gillis Construction Co
An¢L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watt
Heinie
Button
Bond
Cold Storage Co
Kenner Board
Tom Bmalling
Cotton
Gonjunchon
REX Empress
Lillian Millwood
Sophia Bach
Manns of
Ganado
Gregory Page
NAS
B. C. Richards
Wile
Organization OF Mercy
Red
Brooks of
Keams Canon
R. GC. Garrett
Banner Drug Store
Lou
Jennie Gonzalez
A. Gonzalez
San Diego
Cal
Manuel Ruiz
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