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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1924
Page
2
A political notice urges voters to support the Republican ticket next Tuesday. It argues the candidates are fit to fill offices and will deliver economical, clean administration. The piece asks taxpayers to consider reduced taxes, lower water rates, and better services through Republican leadership.
The piece argues that Democrats push street paving and sidewalk building under a low tax rate. It claims tenants face higher rents from special assessments to fund improvements and condemns perceived taxpayer burden and Democratic rhetoric on sewer gas and septic smells.
The article describes a Sunday program featuring Rev Stark and Dr Dana with engaging sermons and a morning service at 7 o clock. Baron James Auriemma leads additional attractions, including dramas, inviting all the public to attend.
The readable fragment mentions services and a place named The Therne OB with a likelihood of noting a listing or event. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present to anchor specifics.
Fragmentary text describes a Warren item about a club and a book related event or title The Old Spar and the New Palateian References andSweaty five were mentioned in unclear context
A fragmentary rural report notes Bluewater and Bluewater State line operations, new line near Baca, and a shift of residents to Thoreau. It mentions horses escaping, two killed by trains, arrivals of Ben Monk and family from Cowley Wyoming, and plans for others including John Menkeane and George McNeill moving, with several local names and relations listed.
The Midwest refining company drilled No. 7 in the Hogback Dome to six inches into oil sand on Monday night and struck oil. Daily flow was estimated at 1,000 barrels before the flow was shut off and drilling stopped. Superintendent Frank A Webber travels to Gallup today to meet J Stewart, field manager of Midwest.
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