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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1924
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes a dog involved in a fire incident and a person named Peers. Burning details are sparse and names are partially garbled. The scene mentions jumping and barking, smoke, and a rescue or escape context with unclear chronology.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference heritage events, dates, and a stage or show titled Desert Heritage. Mentions Zane G and Sunday Monday timing. Incomplete text limits clear actions or outcomes.
An unnamed notice records the birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Le Ve McDonald on March 26 in Gallup. The message mentions the Gallup Athletic Club and includes garbled references to a family welcome.
fragmented OCR notes Lucretia Lombard and visitors Mr and Mrs Sabin of Manchester plan a Las Cruces trip to visit daughter Mrs Pheéni idie. sparse details show a birthday cake with candles and a themed celebration amid unclear language.
Mitton Jones, residing about 18 miles south of Gallup, lost his house by fire last Sunday morning around six o'clock. Nothing was saved, not even clothing. The blaze started in the kitchen and spread. the attempt to extinguish failed. The incident left the property and contents fully destroyed.
H C Hood of Gallup reports a 319 mile drive to Prescott Arizon a in about 4 hours 40 minutes with a lunch stop and water and oil breaks. He notes a 20 mile stretch between Winslow and Flagstaff as the only slow section. Baron James Auriemma and an Italian nobleman singer attended a church event Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs G E Payne departed for Los Angeles for three weeks of work, traveling by an Overland car.
A feature film with Earnest Torrence Noah Enery and Liout Hughes, The Heritage of the Desert, is set to be shown at the Rex theatre during the week starting Sunday. The article notes quiet Navajo talkers who speak only when they have something meaningful to say.
Irani int SERS previews a wrestling match with Zacca and Jopponehit, promising a decisive outcome and a near no contact rule. The event includes two boxing exhibitions described as exceptional in spirit.
The Swartz store was burglarized for the second time in ten days on Monday night through a front window. The culprits seemingly sought cash, leaving the register open with only a few pennies. No groceries were taken. Swartz plans to place the register outside on a coffee box to deter future entry.
A device called the Cooker promises to reduce work in the kitchen and lower monthly electricity bills. It can connect to a standard convenience outlet and operate automatically after power is turned on. A demonstrator can be sent to explain operation and the deferred payment plan is offered.
A Methodist special film titled Judgement of the Storm is showing at the Strand on April 1 and 2, 1923. It is highly praised and recommended by the Woman's clubs, with no tickets sold. Community cooperation is urged for attendance.
Leslie Blackburn, praised as a thorough bred job printer and strong editor, joined the Herald force last week after formerly editing and owning Magdalena News. He previously apprenticed with A. H. and C. M. Carter and is described as a clean and constant Christian gentleman.
Word reaches that Mr and Mrs Leroy formerly of Gallup now live in Miami. Mrs Barays mother Mrs Fannie Ford resided here. Jalzo has married and stays in the same Arizona town. Dr and Mrs Lewis A Stark hosted a Wednesday evening in honor of Rev Dr Malcolm Dana of New York City.
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