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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1926
Page
7
Notice states Section 86 in Township 138 North Range 15 West is leased by Robert Berry from May 6 1926 to Jan 1 1927. It warns trespassers on Section 85 to refrain from disturbing crops fences or property or face prosecution to the full extent of the law.
Ownership statement for The Gallup Herald of Gallup New Mexico dated October 1 1926 lists Publisher Charles W Davis Editor and Managing Editor George A Byus all of Gallup NM. It notes Carter Publishing Company as owner and Gregory Page Receiver for Gallup State Bank as a 1 percent security holder with sworn attestations by Editor George A Byus.
Department of the Interior notice states Sipriana Otero of San Rafael, New Mexico, filed for three year proof on a 1921 homestead entry for Lots 2 3 4 NWYUNW in Section 4 Township 12N Range OW New Mexico. A U S Commissioner grants a hearing on November 4 1926 in Grants New Mexico with witnesses Rudolpho Otero Amado Otero Juan Salazar and Thomas Telles. A. M. Bergere Register. Sept 25 Oct 23 1926 Gallup Herald Gallup New Mexico.
Notice from McKinley County District Court dated 1926 enjoins H W Yersin Sim Frost Frank Swartz J M Carman and all McKinley taxpayers from challenging $200000 highway bonds while allowing appeal participation in the New Mexico Supreme Court. Copies to defendants and publication ordered.
The 1926 New Mexico Republican convention in Albuquerque issued a platform praising Coolidge era fiscal restraint and tariff protection. It pledges to aid soldiers, support farming through tariffs and credit, and calls for free text books, good highways, strict law enforcement, and state control over land and public health cooperation with the federal government. It also condemns political interference in state institutions and criticizes current land office practices.
Germany agrees in principle to pay France 500 million dollars for evacuation of the Rhineland and the return of Baar and two cities, contingent on raising the funds in the United States. The report hints at a hidden stipulation.
A dated judicial signature reads Reed Holloman with the mark HOLLO and the time 7:90 p m in a 1926 court notice.
Dear to the hearts of Americans are those clever frocks for informal afternoons. Made of dark colored satin they are brightened with embroidery in colored silk and finished with dainty neck and sleeve details.
The Gallup Herald warns subscribers to check the right of their name for renewal dates like W. E. Johnstone 9 26. Expired subs are removed and readers must renew immediately to continue receiving issues at pre war prices despite rising costs.
West bound trains pass through with No.7 at 1 12 pm arrival 1 12 pm departure and No.9 at 6 00 am arrival 5 10 am departure East bound trains No.2 at 9 80 am arrival 10 00 am departure No.8 at 6 30 pm arrival 1 00 pm departure No.22 at 11 26 pm arrival 11 85 pm departure Mail leaves 80 minutes before train. Star Route 8 Schedule Allison Ar 8 30 pm arrival 9 80 am departure Ganado Ariz 6 20 pm arrival 7 00 pm departure Gamerco N M Ar 6 00 pm arrival 9 00 am departure Zuni N M Ar 6 80 pm arrival 7 00 am departure Shiprock Ar 6 00 pm arrival 7 00 am departure Daily except Sunday Leaves Tue Thu Sat Special Service Mentmore Ar 9 00 am arrival 10 00 am departure Last dispatch 6 00 pm
A political note denounces Governor Hannett's push for an election code aimed at disfranchising voters and calls for a fairer system with penalties for fraud. The piece commends Republican legislators for resisting the code and endorses Watson and Williams for their work. It also mentions European guests, a piano-playing record, and a stray musing on Jack Dempsey and international intervention.
A United States Department of Agriculture report details screw worm losses to U S stock industry potentially reaching 5 million dollars annually. D O Parman and field tests show benzol as the best larvicide, stopping bleeding and aiding recovery. 5,000+ animals treated with benzol on the range, with many once deemed dead fully recovering. Benzol priced about 28 cents a gallon.
A feeding trial by Burnett at Nebraska, via Purdue’s Smith, compared corn with skim milk and various additives. Measured bone strength in femur and forelimb bones showed lot results from 325 to 681 pounds per 100 pounds live weight. Skim milk and buttermilk noted as valuable for breeding stock bone development.
At the fourteenth annual feeders' convention of Kansas State Agricultural College an experiment shows calcium carbonate as an inexpensive mineral salt additive. Twenty cents worth yielded about four dollars extra profit per steer when prairie hay was included in the ration versus the same ration without calcium carbonate.
An Omaha Weld-Herald editorial laments that Heaven would be dull if all who disagree were excluded. The writer argues belief should accommodate diverse opinions.
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