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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1924
Page
7
A mix of rental listings for rooms houses and business space, with several notices for offices and a five room house. Other ads include sale of pigeons old newspapers and restaurant equipment, plus leasing offer for a ranch west of town and a request for salespersons and a butcher. Vendors include McKinley County Bank Peoples Market Sim's Indian Trading Store and the Herald office.
Dorisi notes Katherine avoids new suppressed books preferring the cheaper ads and promotions. She says advertisements are more interesting and cost nothing.
Snippet shows a blunt exchange between a customer and an employee about a conduct issue. The customer phrases a demand while a clerk asserts the store is a merchandise venue, not a travel ticket office. The line hints at tensions over service scope and customer expectations.
Fragmented OCR style page shows overheard remarks about Gertrude catching a baseball and a hotel inquiry about Mr Dill Panthea. The exchange includes playful banter and misheard names, suggesting a casual humor column or gossip item.
A Kansas City Missouri high school student, 17, intervened during a classroom crisis, actions described as saving the day. The report notes the student, Damon or Nahtiy as cited, assisted a teacher during the incident. Further details on outcome and authorities were not provided.
A humorous exchange portrays a driver recounting a speeding ticket with a sly line about facing the judge. The tale continues with a quip about needing a doctor to obtain a “nip,” implying playful banter about local town habits and consequences.
A fragment recalls a soldier’s return from war without injury and a possible upcoming marriage. The dialogue hints at luck and a cautious outlook on the future, framed by wartime endurance.
A brief dialogue features a tourist misidentifying a native, insisting the face is familiar, while the native counters having never seen the other person before or that it might be someone else bearing a similar resemblance. The exchange highlights mistaken identity and ambiguity.
Dialogue heavy fragment shows a tense moment with a warning to flee as a girl disputes the idea of flying. A commotion hints at an imminent arrival and a character named Mister challenges a suitor about past dates. The scene focuses on dialogue and a sense of urgency without clear resolution.
A Brit aboard a liner in New York Harbor is shown a flask with a genial American's drink and learns about the Statue of Liberty. The joke centers on cultural differences as the Brit comments on monuments to the dead, while a wife and husband discuss spring fashions and value.
A humorous vanity piece surveys misdirected prayers and family letters. A western farmer receives a college plea for $100 from his son Pat with remorseful promises and a wry reply from Dad about prayers not reaching him. The panel riffs on spring signs, romantic wit, and courtroom interruptions.
Notice is given that Milton H. Jones of Gallup New Mexico has filed intent to make 3 year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim for the SEction 8 township 13 south range 18 west New Mexico principal meridian. The proof will be before the U S Commissioner at Gallup on April 16 1924. Witnesses named: C N Jones Manson Jones Albert Butler and M J H Witt all of Gallup New Mexico. First publication March 8 1924. Last publication April 5 1924.
A notice records that on April 16, 1920, entry No 084579 for All of Section 20 Township 20 N Range 10 W NM P Meridian was filed with intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim. The claimant will appear before the U S Commissioner at San Diego, California, and witnesses before the commissioner at Gallup, New Mexico, on March 22, 1924. Witnesses listed: Wade C. Smith Wales A. Smith W F Pitts K Presley, all of Crown Point New Mexico. A M Bergere Register. First publication February 16 last publication March 15.
Samuel C. Young of Bluewater New Mexico filed notice to prove up a three year home stead grazing claim No 033069 for the southwest and southeast quarters in section 4 township 13 north range 11 west New Mexico principal meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner at Grants New Mexico on the 20th day of March witnesses E A Tietjen Doris Tietjen Mrs J E Tietjen and Clair Hassel all of Bluewater New Mexico First published February 16 Last published March 15
In McKinley County District Court Frank B. Mapel receiver for McKinley County Bank sues C. H. Walker and Mrs. C. H. Walker on a December 1923 promissory note for 660 dollars with 10 percent interest and a related chattel mortgage No. 1874. a default judgment will be entered if no appearance by March 20, 1924. The plaintiff’s attorney is H. C. Denny of Gallup, New Mexico.
A comic exchange notes the human body as a marvelous mechanism. The sketch lines tease that complimenting a man can puff his head, while a pat on the back highlights the vanity of some.
Readable bits show a child asking an older man about future plans and a girl replying with diet. The text includes stray phrases about a flapper and a strange fish eye reference, plus garbled fragments about bait and morning greetings.
A garbled OCR snippet shows fractured dialogue with unclear names and phrases about money and movies. The fragment hints at a poor speaker asking for a quarter and mentions a smuttered stop perhaps. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize a clear news item.
Public notice that Louis A Kirk of Fort Wingate New Mexico who filed a stock raising homestead entry on March 1 1921 for all of section 80 township 16 north range 16 west eighth principal meridian has filed for 3 year proof to establish claim before the Gallup New Mexico commissioner on April 16 1924 Alphonso Galagher Gamerco Price Pipkins Clossen Grants Perea and Dean Sohn listed as witnesses and assignees First publication March 8 last publication April 5 1924.
The Beard of Education Districts 3 and Gale will on March 17 at 10 A M offer for sale at the court house front door in Gallup all of lots 1 to 12 in Block 88 OTS Town of Gallup. The lots are appraised at 1200 dollars with no bid below this amount. The Board reserves the right to adjourn the day to day and from hour to hour.
Juan Rivera of Grant New Mexico has filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim on February 6 1921 homestead entry No 041361 for S4NWK N S W Section 4 Township 12 North Range 9 West New Mexico Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner Grants New Mexico on March 27 1924. Others listed are Jose Fermin Garcia Adolfo Blea Mariano Blea and Jose A Padilla all of Grants or San Rafael New Mexico. Bergere official notice first Feb 23 last pub March 22
The U S Land Office at Santa Fe announces Simplicio Marquez of Gallup New Mexico has filed a homestead entry for lands in section 22 township 13 north range 17 west New Mexico principal meridian. A final proof to establish the claim will be presented before a U S commissioner in Gallup on March 27 1924. Amado Garcia Jose Lopez Francisco A Samuel Danoff of Gallup NM are listed as observers. First Pub February 23 Last Pub March 22.
U S Land Office Santa Fe N M Jan 30 1924 G Winston of Cousins NM filed intention to make 3 yrs proof to establish claim on the homestead entry for all of Section 22 Township 12 N Range 19 W M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Gallup NM on March 14 1924 Witnesses listed W Bartlett George Phelps J Sule G P Wirtz all of Cousins NM First Pub Feb 79 Last Pub Mar 8
Public notice announces a sale of all stock of Jenkins Drug Store Gallup New Mexico under an assignee’s authority and a 1922 Gallup Bank mortgage lien. Auction at McKinley County Courthouse front door Gallup on March 12 1924 at 10 00 AM with inventory appraisal on file.
A Gallup New Mexico sale notice states liquidated damages will be kept by the assignees if a bid is accepted and the winner fails to complete the contract. Bids must be in writing and signed. The assignee may continue the sale as needed. Dated February 12, 1924. Charles R. Bellmaine Assignee. First Pub February 16 1924. Last Pub March 8 1924.
Frank B. Mapel, as Receiver for the Gallup Laundry Company, a corporation, and G. A. Payne are involved in a matter listed under case No. 2336. Proceedings concern the company’s affairs and related parties as recorded in the state filing.
Notice of foreclosure by order of court dated February 8 1924. Frank B Mapel Receiver of McKinley County Bank offers to sell at public vendue on March 12 1924 at 10:00 AM at the McKinley County Court House Gallup NM all personal property covered by the Gallup Laundry chattel mortgage including stock of goods laundry machinery tools equipment furniture and fixtures to satisfy a judgment of 9211.90 with costs and receivership charges. bidders must deposit 500 with Albert Lebeok as evidence of good faith.
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