United Verde Lets Five Year Coal Supply Lease To Wyper
United Verde Copper of Arizona has leased coal rights on 120 acres to R H Wyper on a royalty basis for five years and will supply coal as needed. The deal follows United Verde paying 40 000 dollars for coal rights and a spur track right of way to Gibson track. Operations are expected to speed up soon.
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United Verde Copper Company
Arizona
Mutual Coalpany
R H. Wyper
Gibson
Vyper
United Verde
Moore Charged With Embezzlement At Allison
M. L. Moore, former postmaster at Allison and Diamond Coal store manager, was taken into custody on a warrant dated September 24 charging embezzlement of coupons cash and other articles. The preliminary hearing was waived and he was held for the grand jury in Precinct 12 under a $3,000 bond not yet posted.
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M. L. Moore
Allison
Diamond Coal Company
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Porter
Moore
Gallup Tennis Players Boost Local Interest
Gallup shows rising tennis interest as the Gallup Club ladies Miss Taylor and Miss Bartlett defeated Gibson opponents Miss Olmstead and Mrs. Kuhn 6 0 6 0. Local prospects eye the New Mexico tournament in Albuquerque with players Henry Yoshiga Rev Dowie Jack Wetenhall Kenneth Sully considering entries and Yoshiga aiming for doubles.
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Gallup
Miss Taylor
Miss Bartlett
Gibson
Miss .Olmstead
Kuhn
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Henry Yoshiga
Rev. Dowie
Jack Wettenhall
Kenneth Sully
Yoshiga
Wetenhall
Teachers Association to Meet This Morning
The McKinley County Teachers Association meets at the high school at ten o'clock. State Superintendent John Conway and County Superintendent H W Brose will attend. Constitution and by laws will be adopted and the organization completed. Department heads will draw up a yearly athletics schedule.
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McKinley County
Cne
John Conway
H. W. Brose
Conway
Sodality to Entertain The Young Ladies' Sodality
The Young Ladies' Sodality will entertain on Wednesday evening October 12 at the Knights of Columbus hall. Committees and officers have prepared a varied program with refreshments. The event starts at eight o'clock and promises a delightful time.
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Sodality
Knights of Columbus
Lumber Prices Reach The Bottom In Market Shift
Market notes a scarcity of many lumber grades and withdrawal of price lists by jobbers. The report says builders delaying are out of luck and those planning to build should buy now as the low price level is reached.
Lanigan's Kash and Karry to Add Modern Meat Market
Lanigan's Kash and Karry announces a new meat department to be opened next Saturday the 16th with an experienced cutter in charge. Fixtures have been ordered and preparations completed as Mr. Lanigan updates the store with fresh paint and brighter surroundings.
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Lanigan
Kash
Karry
Illiteracy Rate in McKinley County Comment
Report cites 39.8 percent literacy in McKinley County but excludes undercounted Navajo residents on the government reservation. Census shows just over 14 000 inhabitants and a literacy rate that may be distorted by tribal population.
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R. Be, L. Daniels
Gallup
Albuquerque
McKinley County
County illiteracy rates miscounted by tribal population
The report notes 89.8 percent inclusion of Navajoes in the county tally and 39.8 percent foreign born residents. It cites 3,000 school age children and about 2,600 registered voters last fall, with fewer than 2,500 non Indians. Excluding Indians would drop illiteracy to one of the state’s lowest rates despite the reported high figure.
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McKinley County
Gallup
Educational evening at Worth While Service
Sunday features Educational day at the Congregational church with a Worth While Service including four reels of motion pictures a drama and scenic reels. The pastor will address Things That Need To Be Emphasized in Education Today at 7 30 and a saxophone solo and vocal duet highlight the program. The 11 00 morning sermon is The Bible and Human Progress with an inviting note to the public.
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Congregational Church
Ambrose
Stark
Reed
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Chas, W. Davis Insurance Agency
Jack Tolland
Farmington
Chas
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Phorte
F. G. Mitchell
Ganado Mission
Wade G. Duffy
Charles Dixon
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Alex Schaefer
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W. Coal Ave
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Big Rapids
Michigan
Shanklin’s
Adv
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Frank Lawrence
BE. B. Buell
Buell and Thomas
el Paso
Coal Avenue
Chas. Iehl
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Mr. Iehl
J. R. McFee
Manhattan Cafe
Thomas D. Davis
Rose’ Swanner
Flagstaff
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Carman's Grocery
Mark ‘Bouma
Reform Mission Church
Tehakout
T. T. Schofield
Salt Lake City
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R. J. Bauman
Theodore F. Eberle
Milwaukee
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J. A. Tucker
Grants
Puerco Drive
Chas. Baker
Manhattan
Suydam
the Home Insurance Company of
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Los Angeles
Lou Stewart
H. W. Yersin
Rio Puerco
Brose
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Smith’s Lake
Edith Johnson
McClenathans
Chas. K. Ross
Gallup American Coal Company
Smapthorn Arizona
Robert C. Prewitt
Baca
J. W. Jarvis
Durango
Gallup- Farmington-Durango
F. E. Brennan
W. H. Rodey
United States ‘Geological Survey
Haseen
Pueblo Bonito
Zuni
David Sullivan
Herald Office
R. C. Corkhill
The
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Winslow
Bubany-Henderson Lumber Company
Miss . Heidrick
Pennsylvania
Bubany-Henderson
Boardman Coal Mine
R. F. Yoder
H. C. Denny
Jones Bicesrigals Company
Mrel
J. J. Ward
Pete
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Kiwanis Club
McKinley County High School
H. G. Willson
A. C. Pratt
Dewey McQuade
H.M. Mahoney
Gene Gibson
Santa Fe Railroad
Needles
California
Ed Tamony
Galup
Reed Holloman
Aztec
San Juan County
B.S. Retholds Tobacco CO
Wissten Saloni, H.C
Teachers’ Association
McKinley County Bank
McKiney County Bank
Gallup New Mexico
Food For
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