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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
5
Local notes report C L Loughridge and A Watson on business trips to Albuquerque, C A Keeble to Canado, L G Shanklin to El Paso, and Chas Jennings visiting from Holbrook. Many residents and visitors attend to errands. five public land applications filed. several couples wed or travel between Gallup and nearby towns.
Leo Chacon of Weaver to Liboda Alon Heaton A Shipman to Mrs D Cooper both of Gallup, Francisqué to Jose Casas, both of Navajo.
The Gallup Herald announces ownership and management details for the period ending April 1, 1920. Editor and publisher is George A. Byus of Gallup New Mexico, with George A. Byus also serving as managing editor and business manager. The sole known stockholder is George A. Byus. Gallup State Bank is listed as mortgagee, both located in Gallup New Mexico. The sworn statement was executed May 20, 1920 before Notary George W. Fowler, with commission through November 6, 1943.
Public notice states the annual Teacher's Institute for McKinley County New Mexico will be held at the County High School Gallup from May to June 12 with June 11 and 12 devoted to State Examinations Attendance is required by Paraguiph 4813 Laws of New Mexico for any person who teaches in the county next year to attend at least two weeks each year County Superintendent H W Brose Eddy county alfalfa car lots priced 32 to 34 per ton.
Sudden Service Nelson returns to his old game serving soft drinks at the now Sweet Shop in Mal's place. He promises quick service with several assistants and patrons won’t wait a second. Once with Gallup Laundry he trained others to act promptly, making folks feel welcome and eager to return.
Edward Hart, owner of The Gallup Herald building and valuable property, returned Thursday from a long visit through British Columbia and other southern countries. His family remains at Alhambra, California. He will handle Gallup business for a period and may travel south again, possibly through South America on the next trip.
The Strand Theatre offers a large, sanitary, well ventilated and cool space where patrons enjoy moving pictures for an hour or two. The venue aims to refresh, rejuvenate, and provide profitable, relaxing entertainment away from daily business drudgery. The Strand is promoted as the place to go.
The article highlights Gallup owning and controlling the Gallup Building and Loan Association. It explains the institution is financed and directed by local residents, offering savings, loans, and home-building arrangements to benefit Gallup and its people.
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