Election Judges Named for Districts and Polls
The text lists named judges for multiple polling places for an election to be held on Tuesday November 6 1917. It notes judges at Pet 1 Pet 2 Pet 3 Pet 4 Pet 5 and several school and store sites. It also mentions residents Grace and Edith Purdy returning from California and updates on local illnesses and a state supreme court decision reversing a district court ruling on a wholesale license.
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State Supreme ‘Court
Supreme Court
District Court
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The readable text fragment shows incomplete phrases about scheduling and activity at business start of the week. Key names, places, and concrete actions are missing, so a definitive summary cannot be drawn from the provided excerpt.
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George Peabody
America
England
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Gallup State Bank
Coppi
Eleuterio Leyba
Barney, Mulholland
Jones Mine
Wm. Taylor
Wm. Ashton
Frank White
Coal Co's Office
Pet
Bom
Biava
Sam Dimon
Garcia
Jesus Apodaca
Franks Salat
Tecklenbergr
School House
Schuster
Cieawed Ace
Phil Nagiller
Juan Sanchez
H. H. ‘Streeter
Gallegos
Ronie Lucéro
Perfecto Gonzales
Pete
A. M. ‘Bloofield
Geo. Ryan
Geo. Lebeck
Chas
H. Kelzey
Pedro G. Lopez
R. M. Ryan
Tifeld
Earl Scott
Dr. T
P. Andrews
Mine Office
Sam Bailey
Fred Hengel
H. FE
Brock
I L. BF
Gorman
Rev
Tha Bouma
A. Arnold
Gorman’s Store
J. B. Farris
Ben Harvey
Harry Boyd
Harveys Store
Felipe Marquez
Serafin Martitinez
Jesus M. Cordova
Luciana Martinez
Geo. Balok, N
A. Ross
Lorenzo Sanchez
Jack Howard, Ltd
Tamony
Peter Westwater
D. Herrera Bd. Co
F. W. Meyers
Grace
Edith Purdy
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Earl Purdy
Arthur Meyers
Louis ‘Roat
Oscar’ Griego
Sheriff Roberts
Arthur ‘Roberts
Granville’ Brock
Taylor
Ona
Gallup Tin and Hardware Co
Square Deal
Houma
Fred Meyer
H- He ‘Walker
Mishler and
Walker
Anheuser-Busch
Gallup Cold Storage Co. Distributors
Gallup, N. M
Micai
Ecowar
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Hardware and Lumber
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