29 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
The document names officers including President Joan R. Hulet, Vice President H. H. Scorse, and J. E. Cox as cashier, indicating an early 20th century banking board of officers.
Er Kempenich plans street work and housing expansion as he restryes and grades streets. Dr RoW A Wilkes visits for sheep industry. Hon W H Burbage from Winslow attends Navajo Apache Bank matters. Various locals like Henning, Brown, Jack Smith, Frank Zack, John Hulet, José Lopez, Vic Salas, Geo N Keyes, Senator Clark, Julius Wetzler, M C Houck, George Scott, John Flannigan, and others appear in town and region gossip noting business, banking, building, and a hoped railroad revival in northern Arizona.
A. and B. Schuster of Holbrook St Johns White River advertise shoes for men women and children and announce the largest stock in Northern Arizona. They offer heavy weight cotton fleece lined underwear at 1.00 and mention revenue washers at 11.50 with full fixtures. Sole agents for Studebaker vehicles shutter wagons Winchester arms and ammunition with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
Reverend Dr Bergmann and Reverend E G Harders visited President Taft in Washington with Apache elder Yellow Dog who asked for an autographed picture of the president as a pledge fulfilled since a promised wagon Elder Yellow Dog once sought. Taft assured he would grant the request. Local notes report Wool grower C A Owens in town, A M Boyer recovering from illness, Tilson Mann improving, and bank cashier O J E Cox back at duty. Reverend M F Ault led services at nearby schoolhouse with another gathering planned.
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