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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1924
Page
4
The piece urges Gallup civic leaders to create an information bureau to guide tourists. It argues many visitors seek local sights, not just fast travel, and that outlining nearby points of interest would boost economy as the season opens. The author calls on civic bodies to adopt this paying proposition.
The Santa Fe Railroad announces summer tourist rates from May 15 to October 31 with stop over privileges for the Good Roads convention in Albuquerque and Gallup for the Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial. Civic action can secure these benefits, aiding Gallup as a stopping place and boosting local advertising and revenue.
Forty representatives sign a demand to modify the Volstead act to permit beer and wine at 2.75 percent alcohol. They claim this would remove about 75 percent of bootleggers and satisfy drinkers while ending bootleg liquor use, arguing enforcement is ineffective.
The Copper Advance topper spiked to 1414 cents in the past week, closing Thursday at 144% cents with futures at 14 to 144 percent. Strong prices spark renewed activity in Gallup's coal production, signaling increased local wealth and economic optimism.
In the Senate a call for an investigation to fix responsibility for the world war is voiced. A clarifying dispute over Ann's age is noted, with a suggestion that resolving it might free time for broader national business.
A Garfield quotation reflects on moments when humanity nears the divine, describing near eternity and the sense of the infinite. The text recalls mortal limits and the possible proximity to godly insight during pivotal historical moments.
The piece notes Cato learned Greek after eighty and mentions A. Vanderlip at sixty learning a key life lesson: avoid repeating slanderous gossip about the dead. It emphasizes the value of lifelong learning and respectful conduct among public figures.
A Cincinnati report notes five thousand gallons of bootleg whisky poured into the Ohio River. The phrase poor fish appears in the piece, hinting at a person who is misled or outwitted by bad liquor trades and rough dealings tied to illicit alcohol.
A compact reflection on how people judge public figures. Washington notes that censure is often unmerited and uncharitable, urging caution before condemning motives. The excerpt argues minds pry into private aims while public virtue remains scrutinized.
fragmentary note discusses engravings on new 100 dollar bills featuring Benjamin Franklin. mentions potential owner of engravings and references Mary in unclear context.
Readable fragments hint at a planned economic action or policy shift. The text mentions aims to adjust prices or finance methods, with unclear details. Further context or source restoration is needed to identify the responsible parties or exact effects.
The First Sunday in Lent offers Holy Communion and Church School at 9 45 a m Morning prayer and sermon follow. During Lent each Wednesday at 10 a m Holy Communion also Sundays morning and Fridays at four include twelve scenes in the life of Our Lord with a musical number. The pastor will share The Imndértal Lincoln. Grace Thorne receives a Bible for bringing the most girls to the Girl's Service last Sunday night. Many praise the services as the finest attended and urge attendance this Sunday as a worthwhile event.
The Congregational church hosts a 9:45 Junior Church with a motion picture reel The Death of Moses a 10:00 Church School note about strong attendance and modern facilities An 11:00 Morning Worship features a sermon on The Spiritual Significance of the Radio with a vocal solo at the piano A 7:30 Worth While service presents a two reel drama The Higher Mercy about Abraham Lincoln The Orchestra leads Everybody Sing and a violin duet is planned during the program.
Methodist church announcements list March meetings with topics including What’s the Matter with GallupIts Churches Its Business Its Social Life Its Political Life All sessions have 11:00 A M and 7 30 P M services Open to the public with no reserved seating Music provided Assured Warren at El Mission residence Rev Addison G Doby pastor.
The speaker values independence and teamwork for hard tasks but distrusts advisers and party loyalty. He argues true political thinking should come from personal judgment, not party dictates, and warns against political crooks and manipulation.
Selso Montoya appeared before U S Commissioner Ford on March 4 charged with selling whisky to an Indian. He was found guilty and, unable to post bond, was committed to McKinley County Jail.
Early reports show crowds on the roads with numbers expected to be double or more than prior years. The influx indicates a strong travel season as visitors begin arriving in large quantities.
A reader asks how to overcome talk restraint in social chats and whether arguments are proper. Advice urges shifting from self to subjects of interest, sharing human incidents, and avoiding debate. The second query requests the correct theatre entry order with usher precedents and escort sequence.
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