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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
8
Cattle Loan Co Forms New Board of Northern New Mexico
Cattle Loan Co pro rated to a 500000 cap with bankers from northern New Mexico forming a new organization. The initial board of directors includes Gregory Page, John W. Poe, D. Murray, Mardoff, CC Bigelow, P Easterwood, J Herndon, and A G Simma. Upon convening, J Herndon was elected president.
Board changes at cattle loan agency election in Grant County
After a tough bid for success at the agency meeting Roy McDonald of State National Bank and Victor Culberson, a Grant County stockman, were elected to fill vacancies from resignations of Herndon and Simms. Gregory Page was named president with McDonald and John W. Poe as vice presidents and C. EB. Bigelow as manager. Bigelow will move from Estancia Savings Bank to Albuquerque. H. G. Burnes of Citizens National Bank of Albuquerque becomes secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agency
J. Simms
T Directorate
Cattle Loan Company
Meyers
Roy McDonald
State National Bank
Victor Culberson
Grant County
Winning Essays Continued On Page Eight
Fragmentary text shows a continuation label and partial quotes about winning essays. Mentions Gallup ageing and a line George is dead forever with a wish for rest in peace. Content is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George of Gallup Run Out by Chamber of Commerce
A longtime Gallup resident nicknamed George, aged perhaps over ninety, was labeled a public nuisance by the local Chamber of Commerce. They argued he had not worked and harmed business, prompting efforts to remove him from town. George died days later of heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Gallup
New Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
District Court Doings Continued From Page One
Three defendants face joint liability and $50 punitive damages against B D Richards. Jose Candaleria pled guilty to horse stealing offense committed two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Richards
Jose Candaleria
Valley court passes sentences on multiple defendants
Valdez pled guilty to resisting an officer and received a sentence between one year and 18 months with good behavior. Rete Rasta pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and drew 17 to 18 months. The grand jury returned 36 true bills including Antonio Navarez and Jose Chavez for assault with deadly weapon with bonds of 500 dollars, L W Krueger embezzlement and forgery at 1,000 each, Scotty burglary 1,000, William Lopeman assault to kill 1,500, and others such as Long Hair 2 Navajo larceny and multiple burglary charges. The murder case against Joe Wiggins carries no bail. A B McMillan won a tax and land valuation case for Fernandez properties, saving 3,600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Valdez
Rete Rasta
Antonio Navarez
Jose Chavez
L. W. Krueger
Scotty
William Lopeman
Harry Mathews
Dewey Sheperd
Henry Schressler
Edward Wolf
Joe Wiggins
A. B. McMillan
Fernandez
Jack White Knocks Out Samora In Fifth Round
Jack White of Oklahoma knocked out Frank Samora of Gallup in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round middleweight bout at Kitchen's Opera House last Tuesday night. White controlled the action with better ring craft and resilience, while Samora pressed hard but could not prevent the decisive knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
Oklahoma
Frank Samora
Gallup
Kitchen
Opera House
Samora
White
Chas
Christman
Joe Caretto
Peak
Jack Trow
Joe Noce
Trow
Noce
Rooney
Winslow
Caretto
Referees Win Trust in Local Boxing Cards Aim at Fair Value
The referee said the judges decide if a fight is fair and worth the money, and he will not present a match without judges to protect fans. An effort is underway to arrange another card for the 1st Tuesday, but no definite announcement has been made.
Murray Cooper Wedding in Gallup to Begin New Life in Winslow
Murray and Miss Lulue Cooper wed Monday morning at the bride’s parents home in Gallup with Rev. J. W. Hendrix officiating. It was a quiet home ceremony attended by family and close friends. The couple will reside in Winslow after a wedding trip, with Miss Cooper recently working as a court stenographer in Winslow and Mr. Murray employed as a Santa Fe fireman. The bride, a Gallup native who studied here and later in Albuquerque, returned home last Thursday. the groom arrived Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. F. Murray
Lulue
E. Cooper
J. W. Hendrix
First Methodist Church
Winslow
Springerville
Miss Cooper
Murray
Santa Fe
Cooper
Gallup
Albuquerque
Meeting of Socality November Fourteenth Debate
On November 14 at 8 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall the Knights of Columbus team and a group of young ladies debate the question What Is the Matter With Our Young Women of Today The KC team includes M E Kirk J J Kirk James Cavanaugh John Brentari V J Jaeger and Paul Jones The Socialists team features Anna Leyden Florence Cavanaugh Rose Montoya E E Sabine and Martha Kraker Altar Society members Mrs Rose Gordon Mrs Bridge Harding and Mrs Sam Dimon may be called upon Judges will be chosen from the audience that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Knights
K. C
M. ‘E. Kirk
J. J. Kirk
Jas. Cavanaugh
John Brentari
V. J. Jaeger
Paul ‘Jones
Powers Named Livestock Judge for State Fairs
County Agent Homer P Powers travels to Clovis this week to judge exhibits at the Boys and Girls Clubs annual conference. Twenty stock judging teams will contest for top honors at the county fair event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer P. Powers
Clovis
Powers Aims to Enter National Live Stock Show Team
The passage notes boys and girls from various state areas forming five member teams to compete in Denver at the National Live Stock Show later this year. McKinley county has no representative at Clovis this year, but Mr Powers hopes nearby youths will join next time to participate in the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Denver
McKinley County
Clovis
New Mexico Tax Valuations Show Big Drop In 1920s
Tax rolls indicate New Mexico property values will total 356.383 million this year, down from 377 million last year. Counties such as Union, Socorro, Mora suffer multi million losses, while Bernalillo and Curry show gains. Guadalupe and Rio Arriba are estimated totals, others listed with explicit figures. New business activity emerges as Rundell Austin Variety Store and DeLuxe Cleaners and Dyers expand in the Santa Fe area with new hires and service upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Guadalupe
Rio Arriba
Bernalillo County
Curry and
McKinley
Taos
Union
Socorro
San Miguel
Mora
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
de Baca
Dona Ana
Eddy É
Grant
Harling
Hidalgo
Len
Lincoln _ z
Luna
Otero
Quay
Sierra
Taos‘. A
Torrance
Valencia
Rundell
Austin
C. H. Austin
Clarendon
Texas
Lon Rundell
DeLuxe Cleaners
Morrow and Owens
Busy Corner Takes On Brighter Aspect
The corner at Coal Avenue and South Second Street formerly occupied by the Gallup Tin and Hardware shifts to a brighter aspect as a new era begins for the busy junction with potential improvements and renewed activity anticipated in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Avenue
South Second Street
The
Gallup Tin and Hardware
Chevrolet 490 Improved Model for Cash and Installments
Ad describes a new 490 improved model Chevrolet available with a cash payment of $210.00 and $51.45 per month for ten months. The ad asserts you can drive the car while paying. References to Dimon and Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimon and
Rouse
Advy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockers
L. G. Shanklin
Cattle Loan CO
Pilehie
Gregory Page
Gallup State, Bank
John W. Poe
Citizens National Banke of
Roswell
D. Murray
Nelly National Bank
Mardoff
Ne City Bank of Santa Fe
CC. E. Bigelow
Estancia Savings Bank
Co. P. Easterwood
Clayton
J. Herndon
State National Bank of Albuquerque
A. G. Simma
Citizens National Bank of Albuquerque
Mr. Herndon
Billy Yersin
Murray-Cooper
Socality
H. P
Rex Theater
Charles Dawson
Kipling
Lloyd
Florence Reid
Cub
Universal
Miss DuPont
Paris
Sky Ranger
Rex
Ray
Public Library
Toot
Ucume
Gallup Horala
County Chamber of Commerce
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