Real Treat Hams and Bacon Featured at Ketner Grocery
The Ketner Grocery offers Swift Premium hams and bacon described as a real treat for salt meat lovers. The Gallup Chapter of the American National Red Cross plans a Monday meeting with chair Mrs. Gregory Page and Dr. H. G. Willson to speak, plus business discussion. Women are urged to join and attend.
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Ketner Grocery
Gallup
National Red Cross
Gregory Page
H. G. Willson
Guild of the Episcopal Church
Fort Wingate bid for recruiting station rollout
A telegram was sent to Senators Catron and Fall urging influence to make Fort Wingate a recruiting station and drilling grounds for new soldiers. Signers include L A Gohring J M Quebedeaux Alfred Ruiz Gregory Page C N Catton Ove E Overson W H Morris. The plan hinges on military authorities approving use of the fort’s grounds and rifle range.
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Fort Wingate
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Wingate
L. A. Gohring
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Alfred Ruiz
Gregory ‘Page
C. N. Catton
W. H.morris
Overson
Gallup
Eer
New Machinery Installed At Carbon City Laundry
The Carbon City Laundry adds four thousand dollars of new machinery including a three cylinder flat work ironer costing 2500 dollars a collar ironer near 400 dollars and a finishing machine. A garment press is installed making the plant one of the best equipped in the state for high class work.
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Carbon City
Beahler
Ordinance Amending Gallup Liquor License Fees 1916
Ordinance HIGHT Y-FIVE amends Ordinance Seventy-two to set liquor license fees in Gallup New Mexico. Wholesale licenses at 3000 annually and retail licenses at 1500 annually with semi annual payments. Drug stores become retail dealers unless a prescription applies. Passed June 16 1916.
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McKinly County
New Mexico
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Juna
Gallup New Mexico ordinance regulates billiard tables and prize fights
The town board enacts rules on billiard and pool licenses requiring $312 annually per table and set business hours with penalties including fines and possible jail, effective July 1, 1918. It also regulates prize fights and boxing contests within Gallup limits with fines up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days imprisonment. repeals and enforces related ordinances.
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Uae
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Gatkip
Jiup
McKinley County
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Tippling
Raiaca
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Galup
Galan
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Claric
Gallup New Mexico Liquor Saloon Regulations 1918
A town ordinance restricts opening hours for saloons in Gallup New Mexico forbidding late-night or early-morning operations and bans gambling and disorderly conduct. It requires clear window views, imposes penalties including fines and imprisonment, and revokes licenses for violations.
Town adopts cemetery care plan in Gallup New Mexico
The Gallup New Mexico town board unanimously approves a resolution empowering the Women's Club to appoint and supervise a caretaker for Mill Crest Cemetery. Funds from lot sales will support preservation and beautification, with monthly financial reports required to the board.
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Gallup
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New Mexico
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Mexico
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Gallupta
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Chile
Motton
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