Ramah Zuni and Black Rock Towns Visit Highlight
Ramah, Zuni, and Black Rock communities are chronicled during a weeklong Herald tour with Deputy Assessor Rouse and Sheriff McCamant. The Ramah school bond issue seeks 55000 for a two room stone building, while the Ramah dam and reservoir support over a thousand acres. Zuni and Black Rock show active schools and new water infrastructure as officials praise roads and progress.
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Gallup
Herald
Ramah
N.M
Dept
Mouse
Sheriff J
McCamant
Schoola - H
W.brose
Black Rock
Zuni
at-Ramah
Morraen
John Bloomfield
F. Gs. Nielaen
Bond Bros
Love Airways
Ramah J
Brose
W. H
Morris
John Schauer
Broscon
R. Creasy
California
Atong
Raomah
Master
Merrell
Zunjie
Turner
Baoman
Roc
Spain
J. M. Williams
Ilfeld Comany
Ryan
Teles Provench
Atarque
David’ Sullivan
C. G. Wallace
Ben Wilson
Woodrow
Rouse
Mac
Sheriff McCamant
Ramaoh
Bloomfield
County road work accelerates with new machinery and lumber
Buy lots in Cottage Heights. road machinery and two car loads of bridge lumber are in use on county roads. Additional machinery has been purchased and is coming by freight from Denver. On arrival more men will be engaged to push county road work with haste. Two car loads of bridge lumber due any day for bridges and culverts wherever needed.
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Denver
Ramah Herald appoints C J Davis as subscription agent
The Herald announces Mr C J Davis as Ramah agent with numbered receipts and proper envelopes. He will collect subscriptions during a visit this week and help expand The Herald to every Ramah home. Gallup's new high school location question noted.
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C. J. Davis
The
Herald
Ramah
Davis
J L Tenney Builder of Homes from Ramah Memoir
Corréspondence from Gallup Herald reports J L Tenney known as Uncle John, age over sixty, recalls Mayflower ancestry and his role as Graham County Arizona first sheriff. In a long life he built 43 homes, with his latest in Ramah where he has lived ten years.
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Gallup Herald
Ramah
N. M
J.L. Tenney
John
Graham County
Arizona
Chevrolet Demonstrates Toughness in Sandy Desert Test
During a Gallup trip the Chevrolet 4-9 4-9 0 5 passenger faced severe sand and a deep ditch near Zuni. The car, aided by Mr. Rouse, crawled out by an angled ascent and a steep bank, proving its resilience under adverse conditions.
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Gallup
Herald
Zuni
Rouse
McKinley County Road Improvements Planned for Summer
Gallup reports a survey of road No. 6 from Gallup to Gallon is finished. A. E. St. Morris says the bid road will be let and work to start by July. County and state share about 180000 dollars for federal aid. Chamber of Commerce aims to remodel Gallup to Seven Lakes to handle oil field traffic while J W Ames opens paving office in Heller building. Equipment delays aside, paving will proceed on Railroad Avenue, Coal Avenue, Aztec streets and adjacent areas, with broader paving plans and new sidewalks.
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Gallup
Albuquerque Journal
Gallon
Guam
A. E. St. Morris
McKinley County
Chamber of Commerce
Seven Lakes
Thoreau
Ji W
Ames
Heller
Railroad Avenue
Nut
Coal Avenue
Aztec
Hill Avenue
Aztec Avenue
Cottage
Salvation Army Plans Rescue Week in McKinley County
The Salvation Army outlines a McKinley County Rescue Week campaign to raise 1024 dollars from May 12 to 20. The drive, led by the County Advisory Board, aims to extend army services across New Mexico and will use existing institutions, community leaders, and public events to promote the cause.
Gallup McDowell Cash and Carry opens in Schnuer building
The Gallup branch of the McDowell Cash and Carry Groceteria opened Thursday April 29. Resident manager Mr Davis invites all to visit the store to see its layout and stock. the new location is in the Schnuer building on Goal Avenue.
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Gallup
McDowell Cash and Carry Groceteria
Davis
Schnuer
Goal Avenue
Grants for Hauling Road Connection Proposal
A RAMAH led plan seeks a freight hauling route to Grants to enable transport of goods. The proposal argues no new bridges or culverts are needed and would require maintenance, avoiding construction work along the line.
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Ramah
Galle Bic
Bey
Gallup Herald expands with new equipment and press capacity
The Gallup Herald reports seven months of equipment upgrades including a lino type, new jobber, type, motors and binding gear. The paper now operates with enhanced capacity to handle most printing needs in Gallup and surrounding county, hires agents countywide, and aims to boost circulation and service for advertisers and readers. Local rates and payroll have risen as production expands.
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Gallup Herald
Emand
Gallup
Herald
Dramatic Club Forms At The Community House
The Dramatic Club will organize at the Community House tonight to stage short plays under the Dramatic committee led by Mrs. Goehring Mrs. Bissell and J W Chapman Charter members include Miss Velta Smith Miss Mary Willson Miss Gertrude Kreker Miss Mary Morello Miss Ethel Wilhelm Miss Gertrude Leyden John Bastine William Green John Ford Jack Young Homer Blackwell and Clifford Kinney The Pi es Orchestra held a midweek dance at the Community House with notable attendees Salvation Army Relief Board met for Rescue Week planning with committees named for fundraising and publicity Gallup Santa Fe Baseball Club discussed spring tour Opens next month to Belen Needles Winslow and Albuquerque A tacky dance drew 200 at the Community House Miss Ceila Leyden and Timmie Leyden won best dressed couple Officers elected for the American Legion Auxiliary include Mrs Palmer Ketner chairman Mrs N M Ellison vice chairman Mrs Henrietta Dietzman secretary and Miss Elizabeth Young treasurer Next meetings set for May 6 for audits and memos The Americanization class meets this evening at the Community House for the week’s third session The Athletic Association will hold its Sunday meeting with officers urged to attend Boy Scouts meet at 7 30 this evening. Please call Red Cross Secretary at the Community Konze.
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L. R. Goehring
Mra. Bissell
J. Ws. Chapman
Velta Smith
Mary Willson
Gertrude Kreker
Mary* Morello
Ethel Wilhelm
Gertrude Leyden
John Bastine
William Green
John’ Ford
Jack Young
Homer Blackwell
Clifford Kinney
Piies
Sheldon
Walker Sheldon
Fort Wingate
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jessie Lee McLeod
Oklahoma
McKinley County Salvation Army ‘Relief Board
Misa Erna Ferguson
T. PF. Sthalling
C. C. Manning
J. W. Chapman
L. N. Cary
Vincent Jaerer
Ed. Brrett
Co. A. Carrington
John Emmons
BR. O._Harman
H. M. Barton
Gallup-Sante ‘Fe
Belen
Needles
Winslow
Albuquerque
Pries
Celia_ Leyden
Timmie Leyden
Woman’s Auxilliary of the American Legion
Palmer Ketner
N. M. Ellison
Henrietta Dietzman
Elizabeth Young
Athletic Association
Ane Ty
Will
Paul Ward Hayes
Red Cross
Special Program Highlight at Strand Theatre Sunday
Big special program announced for Sunday at the Strand Theatre. KM reports a featured film or event with likely local audience appeal and theater schedule details pending.
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Strand Theatre
Palmer Lecture Explains Christian Science Beliefs
Ezra W. Palmer of The Mother Church delivers a talk at J O F Hall Gallup on the omnipotence and goodness of God. He argues that true Christianity requires living by divine law not fear or illness, and that healing is a preliminary step toward spiritual transformation and understanding.
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Ezra W. Palmer
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
J. O. O. F. Hall
Anna Tillman Boyd
Christian Science Society of
Gallup
God
Josh Billings
Ramah Trader Sells Out to Bond Bros in Ramah NM
A. Creasy Master known as Bob, a long time Ramah trader, sold his interests to Bond Bros last week. He came from England eighteen years ago and built a large Ramah trading post with brother Giles. He will move to California in June after an irrigation project and farming work with his brother, and an extended Europe tour.
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Gallup
Ramah
N. M
A. Creasy
Bob
Bond Bros
England
Giles
West
Chaos
Kelsey
Ramah Valley
California
Europe
J D Mowrer Buys New Model Chevrolet
Ramah New Mexico April 29 J D Mowrer clerk of the Ramah school board visited Gallup to oversee school bonds sold to W H Morris and John Schauer and to arrange work on the new Ramah school building. He returned driving a new model Chevrolet purchased from Dimon and Rouse.
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Gallup Herald
Ramah
N. M
J. D. Mowrer
Gallup
W. H. Morris
John Schauer
Mowrer
Dimon & Rouse
Wurm Sets Sail for Europe From Gallup
F W Wurm and family depart for Ridgefield New Jersey to sail for Europe around May 8. He will deal with his late parents property in Leeming while continuing jewelry and business interests in Gallup. The Gallup Herald will visit weekly to keep him informed about local developments and happenings in his hometown. The piece notes a question about the location of Gallup’s $160 000 High School.
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F. W. Wurm
Ridgefield
N. J
Europe
Christian Scientists Hear Call for Divine Justice in War Aftermath
The text lauds Christian Scientists for relying on God as the only power during World War I and envisions a future federation of nations grounded in divine justice. It notes the downfall of autocratic rule and liquor, predicts moral reconstruction, and cites Spiritual strength over matter as essential to lasting peace.
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God
Isreal
Covenant of Nations
Judea
St. Paul
United States
Christian Scientista
Mra Uady
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Mckinley, County
Salvation Army Rescue
Salvation Army
McKinley Cape Atel
J. J. Kirk
W. B. Cantrell
A. H. DeLong
CG. A. Carrington
Chas, Sabin
Salvation ‘Army
New Mexico
Smalling
Groceteria
Gallup’ Herald
Gallup’s
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