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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1926
Page
5
Notice announces Jose G. Sanchez of Grant and Harold P. Sullivan of Grant intend to prove their land claims under homestead and stock-raising entries. Proceedings before U S Commissioner in Frank and Santa Fe scheduled for May 27, 1926. Witnesses listed include Martin Gabaldon and O C Perry among others.
Notice is hereby given that John W. Lee of Ramah New Mexico who on March 4 1021 made Homestead entry No 041605 for all of Section 10 Township 8N Range 15W NM P Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before United States Commissioner at Gallup New Mexico on June 3 1926 Claimant witnesses named George Mangum George Idair Willard Ashcroft Toy Adaly all of Ramah New Mexico A M BERGERE Register.
Special Master will sell at ten o clock A M on May 27 1926 at the McKinley County Courthouse Gallup the land described Lot 13 and Lot 14 Block Forty three Townsite of Gallup NM to recover 1847.61 principal plus interest and costs as fixed by the court. Remaining sums include 1114.30 at 10 percent and 233.21 at 6 percent. Sale proceeds to satisfy the foreclosure judgment in case 2825 VB.
The Gallup Herald warns subscribers their time labels show expiration dates and urges immediate renewal to continue receiving every issue. It notes most dates start in January and explains postwar price pressures and mailing list revisions to drop expired subscriptions.
The notice lists multiple mail train arrivals and departures across western and eastern routes with times for trains 7 9 2 8 22 and related services. It includes city stops Allison Ganado Gamerco Zuni Shiprock and notes daily or semiweekly service with special dispatches and a final remark about a Republican senatorial race in Pennsylvania.
Special Master A. W. Atkins announces a public sale of property in Gallup McKinley County New Mexico to recover 776.19 dollars plus interest and 100 dollars attorney fees and costs from a foreclosure decree dated February 1926. Sale at 10 AM June 1 1926 at the McKinley County Courthouse front door.
Most people share the same mucous membranes yet only five percent suffer hay fever. The piece argues abnormal mucous lining causes sensitivity to pollen and promotes relief through chiropractic adjustings started weeks before the season. Contact Dr. O.C. Warriner for an appointment.
Cy Boise of New York Life touts income policy benefits and urges strict saving. Dr Frank Crane echoes plain talk on saving, advising people earning forty dollars weekly to set aside five, and those earning three thousand to save five hundred. A past policy lapse example turns into a defense of life insurance as a tool to reinforce will and financial discipline.
The speaker recalls milking, policies turning money into pockets, and driving ghosts away from a bed. Insurance enabled vacations and helped traverse many ditches, ending with a plea that anyone able should obtain coverage.
Roswell Records notes Governor Hannett claims Santa Fe Democrats and Republicans framed the election that favored opponents. He asserts factional interests, not party politics, ruled Santa Fe and notes his faction suffered a setback. He also criticizes his allies for meddling in city elections.
Physicians endorse purification of the body as the foundation of health. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify the entire system and improve vitality. A family package with directions costs 36 cents at any drug store.
First Baptist Church led by Harry P. Stagg hosts a Mother’s Day program at 10 45 a m by Juniors under Miss Ready, followed by an 11 a m awards service for Junior B Y P A members. Rev Wiley Hinton of Montezuma College delivers a Mothers and children message at 11 10 a m with Miss Walker and Miss Ready in music. Junior B Y P U meets at 6 p m and Senior B Y P U at 7 30 p m with Rev valntag speaking. Evening Worship at 7 30 p m features Rev Hinton.
Congregational Church led by Wm. H. Elfring and Ernest J. Fraser invites the public to a morning worship in memory of mothers. The pastor will speak on Mother with songs mothers sang and special music. Gallup order of De Molay boys to attend and carnations provided. Vespers at 6 16 p m features a sing educational movies and a talk on modern home failures.
The Episcopal Holy Spirit Church led by Rev J H Darling lists May 9 1926 services for Fifth Sunday after Easter with Morning Prayer and Sermon on Dry Bones at 11 am Evensong and Address on Forgiveness at 4 pm Church School at 9 45 am All are invited St Agnes Guild meets May 11 with Miss Mary Willson Important Come
Public notice by a Charleston dance teacher with five years of training and seven years teaching experience. Claims membership in National Social Dance Masters of America and International Latin Slipper Ballet Dance Club and offers to show an 800 library of dance materials. Studio at 301 South Fourth Street. Classes in Charleston Thursday evening.
District Judge Reed Holloman Fridga declined to debate Adolf Hill and Florencio del Baca, Democrats, saying he would not engage in a three ring circus and that many Democrats oppose the Governor's employment agency code. The remark sparked mixed commentary from other papers.
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