Northern Arizona Normal School Emphasizes statewide Support
Northern Arizona Normal School at Flagstaff is highlighted as a center for notable regional wonders and as a keenly supported state school. The article notes summer climate advantages, statewide attendance, and lists county representations showing broad Arizona patronage and ongoing programs through 1913.
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Northern Arizona Normal School
Flagstaff
Grand Canon
Arizona
Walnut Canyon
Painted Desert
Sunset Mountain
Montezuma
San Francisco Peaks
Northern
Arizona Normal
Maricopa County
Coconino County
Apache
Navajo
Cochise
Mahave
Coconino
Pima
Graham
Pinal
Gilad Santa Cruz
Greenlee
Yavapai
Maricopa
Yuma
Bisbee
Douglas
Tucson
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Thatcher
Nogales
Kingman
Williams
Winslow
Snowflake
St. Johns
Springerville
Camp Verde
Jerome
Northern Arizona Normal
Carbon Papers at City Prices
Holbrook News notes a storefront offer selling carbon papers in various sizes at local city prices.
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the Holbrook News
Today Ain't It Fine To Live Today Poem
A reflective verse contrasts past sorrows with present acceptance. The speaker acknowledges troubles and rain yet asserts life in the moment as fine today. It notes losses and gains shaped by time, ending with an optimistic view of living now despite forecast.
Central Hotel Register of Week Guests
Guests registered at the Central hotel during the week include R E Williams City H J Welker Mesa Geo Hall Pinetop Mrs WA Stephens Pinetop S B Booth Beshee Robi Benton Manila O L Hart Flagstaff Paul R Dendenger City R M Murphy Keams U Canon Henry Rubut Ft Apache Clifford Smith Pinto Wm Phellips Winslow HJ Ramer Heber Ruth Slade Pine Valley Utah Roy Slade Pine Valley Utah Y G Raynolds Ft Reno Okla Mrs JL Henderson Ft Reno Okla
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Central Hotel
R E Williams
City
H J Welker
Mesa
Geo. Hall
Pinetop
WA Stephens
S B Booth
Beshee
Robi Benton
Manila
O. L. Hart
Flagstaff
Paul R. Dendenger
R. M Murphy
Keams U Canon
Henry Rubut
Ft. Apache
Clifford Smith
Pinto
Wm Phellips
Winslow
HJ Ramer
Heber
Ruth Slade
Pine Valley
Utah
Roy Slade
Y G Raynolds
Ft. Reno
Okla
JL Henderson
Brunswick Hotel Guests List From This Week
The register includes Walter Smith and Son Snowflake Lee Penrod Show Low Chas Senter Show Low C H Mickelson Los Angeles Jas E Porter Navajo Pete Foley Redding Mrs J O Brook Heber Mrs F M Ramer Ft Apache Wm Kley Denver Cole Leo Frost Woodruff Del bert Smithson Woodruff Chas M Jennings Snowflake A E Gardner Snowflake C O Koontz South Bend Ind Mrs Lula Wilter Miss Linnie Taylor Parker Ariz Mr and Mrs Cooledge Berkley Cal W. C. Lassell Albany F Francis and wife James Francis Denver M. C Morgan New York M C Demming Red lands Cal W. C. Larcell Albuquerque Mrs A L. Virginia and Albert Stevenson Long Beach Cal P Covington St Johns.
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Brunswick
Walter Smith and Son
Lee Penrod
Chas Senter
C H Mickelson
Los Angeles
Calif
Jas E Porter
Navajo
Pete Foley
Redding
J O Brookbank
Heber
F M Ramer
Ft Apache
Wm Kley
Denver
Cole
Leo Frost
Woodruff
Delbert Smithson
Chas M Jennings
A E Gardner
Kanab Utah Seeks Auto Line To Grand Canyon
Kanab Utah launches project to build an auto road from Salina Utah to the Grand Canyon with a northern terminal opposite the El Tovar hotel. E D Woolley asks Utah State Road Commission for aid and says the road could reach the Arizona line for about 10000 dollars, though no Arizona-side estimate is given.
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Kanab
Utah
Salina
Grand Canyon
Canyon
el Tovar
E. D. Woolley
Utah State Road Commission
Arizona State Line
Arizona
Coconino Sun
Pioneer Pedro Montano Dies by Own Action in Albuquerque
Word of the death of Apache county pioneer Pedro Montano was received Sunday He was the original patentee of the quarter section of land on which Holbrook now stands His death occurred in Albuquerque and the cause is not known though financial worries may have contributed Survivors include his mother in law Mrs Espiridona Chaves Mrs Sylvester Peralta a Montano sister and Cevera Chavez a brother in law of the deceased.
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Apache County
Pedro Montano
Montano
Albuquerque
Holbrook
Espiridona Chaves
Sylvester Peralta
Cevera Chavez
St. Johns News-Herald
Americans in Mexico Suffer Heavy Losses in 1912 Survey
A 1912 consular report details 40 000 Americans in Mexico with about 20 000 there at reporting time. American investments south of the Rio Grande have depreciated by roughly 50 percent, with about 1 000 000 attributed to fighting factions. Property losses across Sonora to Tamaulipas total millions, with Durango and Nuevo Leon among the hardest hit. There are thousands protecting property in the most affected southern border zones, including the greater portions of Sinaloa, Durango, and Coahuila with substantial damages. In the federal district around Mexico City property losses reach about 35 000 000 for 3 045 Americans.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Sonora
Chihuahua
Lower
California
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Durango
Sinaloa
Tamaulipas
Nueva Leon
Mexican Republic
Federal District
City of
Examiner
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery Promised by Remedy
A man describes severe dysentery from July 15 lasting two months with weight loss from 145 to 125 pounds. After using doctors and other remedies with no relief he was advised to take Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two bottles gave permanent relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
N.C
Holbrook Hotel Registered Guests Listed Week
A register of guests staying at the Holbrook hotel during the week includes J T Grigsby Carrizo W D Berry Mrs W B Callison T Weil Thos Hall Los Angeles C A Mooney Omaha W R White B S Moors Salt Lake City H P Tritle H D McVay H M Fennemore F H Kelly S H Stewart Geo D Christy and son Drs Wm H Lentz D L Connor Fenton Jones J B Ormond W F Taylor LH Godsby C P Lee Hawley Briggs Phoenix S W Weist Casper Wye John Erickson John A Flanders San Francisco G B Upton Wickenburg RB Hough Buckeye Dr W J Connor J P Hayes Kansas City David Meeker La Junta E K Craven El Paso J H Kirkland Bertha I Beeman Anna H Nelson Torena Ariz Mrs Ozella Rowley Rigsby Idaho W R Johnston R M Murphy H Dingdinger Mr and Mrs Herbert Richardson Indian Wells Geo Ulman Prescott Mr and Mrs T E Thacker Mrs A J Wheeler A T Duggan Keams Canon J C Wallace Orange Cal Elder O D Flake Lehi Smith Snowflake J Reese City R E Curry St Louis Mr and Mrs H L Randall Pine Mr and Chas E Perkins City Mr and Mrs H H Douglas Marshalltown J E Stocks Pinedale J T Burns Colorado Springs Mrs F Duest Gallup C J Ritter Pueblo Edith M Cox Normal Ill Myrtle Raynor Plainview Mich Judge J E Jones Flagstaff Milton Barth Richa Barth Theo Lopez St Johns Mrs H E Sargent Boston W A Lassell Grant Simpson Dr G H Connor S H Busch Albuquerque.
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the Holbrook
J T Grigsby
Idaho
R Johnston
R M Murphy
H Dingdinger
Herbert Richardson
Indian Wells
Geo Ulman Prescott
T E Thacker
A J Wheeler
A T Duggan
Keams Canon
J C Wallace
Orange Cal
Elder
Lehi Smith
J Reese
R E Curry
St Louis
H L Randall Pine
Chas E Perkins
Douglas
Marshalltown Town
J E Stocks
Pinedale
J T Burns
Colorado Springs
F Duest
Gallup
C J Ritter
Frontier Celebration Opens Under New Winslow Officers
The Winslow Frontier Celebration in Winslow Arizona runs September 11 12 13 with Wm J Burke as president A H Hansen as treasurer John E Campbell as secretary and a subscription committee led by Dr R G Bazell L W Quinlan and E F Shindle. The committee began fundraising Monday and collected 1435 50 in a few hours per Winslow Mail.
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Winslow
Arizona
Wm. J. Burke
A. H. Hansen
John E. Campbell
R. G. Bazell
L. W. Quinlan
E. F. Shindle
Advertised Letters at Holbrook Post Office
Unclaimed letters listed: H. M. Pitman Rufus Moss Ralph E. Martin H. J. Brown. Postmaster notes light showers last night and the night before. moisture boosts ground and helps grass and crops. Frame bungalow of Joe Kliendenst nears completion while J. E. Cox residence and Lafe Barber adobe home show progress near E. L. Rencher’s north town lots.
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Holbrook
H. M. Pitman
Rufus Moss
Ralph E. Martin
H. J. Brown
Joe Kliendenst
J. E. Cox
Lafe Barber
E. L. Rencher
The Stinging Tree of Australia
The stinging tree resembles a huge net with an unpleasant odor. Natives and animals avoid it. A sting causes no initial pain but soon brings maddening agony. Victims shriek and roll, with months of pain and swelling. Dogs rush away in distress after contact.
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Australia
Ihan
Eating One's Own Words Across History
A survey of historical anecdotes shows rulers and officials enforcing the phrase literally by making authors consume their own writings. Examples span Bernard of Saxony, Philip Oldenburger, a Russian pamphleteer in Moscow, an Austrian general with promissory notes, and Tom Nash defending Greene, all illustrating punitive consumption of printed words.
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Isaac Volmar
Bernard
Saxony
Philip Oldenburger
Arvine
Boston
Moscow
Russia
Oelrich
Gabriel
New York Tribune
The Green Rose and a Bluff in Boston Transcript
The Green Rose is noted as a curious plant revealing that all parts above the root are leaves in a China rose variant from 1835. The piece argues flowers may have originated green with color developing later as leaves fade. A Boston Transcript blurb recalls a failed bluff where a purse ad backfired, prompting an overlooked response from a finder.
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England
Harper’s Weekly
Boylston Street
Boston Transcript
Home Birds and a Parrot's Tagline in Marriage
A light exchange about endearing nicknames recalls married life. The speaker notes playful terms from early years, contrasting them with current references to birds as affectionate labels. The dialogue highlights enduring humor in couple interactions.
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J. W. Newman
Holbrook, Arizona
Adamana, Arizona
James Donahoe
E. D
Bud) Howell
Adamana, Ariz
Rio Puerco
Mark
Jennie June Newman
Zel
Brand Ea
Adamana
Chalcedony Lodge No
Wn. R. Scorse
W. M. J. Frank Matthews
Fort Apache
W. Warren
Holbbook
Brunswick Hotel
Sista Madrid
Pedro Costanado
Tranquilho Sandobal
E. J. Smith
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