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Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1913

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Hopi Rain Prayers Symbolized in Walpi Snake Dance

The Hopi snake dance at Walpi Mesa drew a large crowd and honored Theodore Roosevelt and his family. Roosevelt praised the ceremony’s meaning while urging respect for Native beliefs and advocating retention of traditions atop the mesas. Rain delayed the visitors as trucks and ropes hauled cars from washes.

Walpi Mesa Theodore Roosevelt Washington Archie Quentin Nicholas Roosevelt Governor Hunt Withal Mesa Phoenix Ling Lyle Abbott Republican

Coombs Family Reunites After Twenty Five Years

Wm. B. Coombs and family arrived from the Gila valley Tuesday evening and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bross. Mr. Coombs, a cousin of Mr. Cross, had not met for twenty five years. He formerly lived at Woodruff and is now a prosperous farmer at Central.

Wm. B. Coombs Gila Valley W. Bross Mr. Coombs Cross Woodruff Central

School Opens September 8 With Four Teachers Named

School will open on September 8 the second Monday in September with a corps of four efficient teachers. Miss Maud S. Dawson returns as principal and Mrs Lloyd Henning will instruct grades at the old schoolhouse. Miss Margaret Conwell and Mrs Swindle bring years of experience as part of a board anticipated to deliver a successful term.

Maud S. Dawson Lloyd Henning

Wilsons Demands for Mexico Mediation

The mediation plan calls for an immediate ceasefire and indefinite armistice, an early fair election with Huerta barred from running, parties to accept the election result, and, if talks fail, a congressional proposal. It also seeks withdrawal of Americans, aid to their departure, arms embargo enforcement, reinforced border troops, no Huerta recognition, and no U.S. intervention except as last resort.

Wilson Huerta Huertas Congress Mexico United States Tribune

Handsome Handcrafted Bridle Made by Inmate for Raffle

Joe Lopez received a hand crafted riding bridle from Utah State Prison inmate Herman Willner. The headpiece and reins feature braided horse hair and fine workmanship. Willner asked Lopez to raffle the bridle to raise funds for a correspondence business course.

Joe Lopez Herman Willner Utah State Willner Joe

Enjoyable Dinner Party Honoring Mrs Frank Wallace

Mrs William Lee hosted a fried chicken dinner for a group of ladies including Mesdames Scorse Clark McClanahan and Osborne with Eliza Mann, Thorwald Larson and Mrs Wallace in Adamana. The event marked a long friendship among guests. Holbrook received welcome rain last Monday night soaking a wide area and ranges reported substantial rainfall.

William Lee Frank Wallace Adamana Jas. Scorse Will Scorse W. H. Clark L. F. McClanahan Charlie Osborne Eliza Mann Thorwald Larson

Weekend visits and town news in Holbrook and vicinity

Holbrook and vicinity residents travel from Winslow Woodruff Pinto and Payson area for visits business and social events. Notable items include cattle deals by Mrs Chas Thomas and Chas Thomas gathering on the Eagar range, a car mishap delaying a party to Walapai mesa, and theater or hotel improvements underway. Local residents from Winslow Woodruff and St Joseph are mentioned along with visitors from Los Angeles New York and Texas.

Payson Naomi Hale Los Angeles St. Joseph Chas. Thomas Eagar C. F. Perkins Joe Kliendienst Everett George Wilburn Rose Mesa Myra Bardon New York W. H.clark P. T. Coleman Holbrook Cibecue Mr. Coleman Mexico

Fourth Class Postmaster Examination at Snowflake Arizona

The U S Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster exam on September 27 1913 in Holbrook Arizona to certify for Snowflake and other vacancies. Salary last fiscal year 501 dollars. Applicants must be 21 or older, reside in the applicable territory, be US citizens, and file forms seven days before the exam at Snowflake or Washington DC.

United States Civil Service Commission Holbrook Arizona Snowflake United States U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C Washington U. S. Civil Service

Cattle Shipped From St Johns to Ventura

County Recorder H L Platt of St Johns Apache county shipped 346 yearling steers from Holbrook to Ventura California on Wednesday. They were bought by E Calles for Hopkins Bros of Ventura and were brought from the New Mexico range about forty miles from St Johns.

H. L. Platt St. Johns Apache County Ventura California Holbrook E. Calles Hopkins Bros New Mexico Range

Injury Report: Lopez Shot Foot by Accidental Discharge

A. Lopez sustained a gunshot wound to the right foot when a 38 calibre revolver discharged while he twirled it around his finger. He believed the weapon was empty at the moment of the mishap.

A. Lopez

Pears and Peaches Reach Gallup by Parcel Post

About 700 twenty pound boxes of pears and peaches arrived in Gallup by parcel post from the San Juan Basin this week. An estimated 4000 more boxes are expected within two weeks. Shipping by post costs 24 cents per box, while express charges would be 75 cents.

Gallup San Juan Basin

Pretty Afternoon Tea Hosted by Mrs C H Jordan

Mrs. C H Jordan hosted a pretty informal tea on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs W M Peterson of Whiteriver Mrs Sturges of Ft Apache and other attendees including Mrs James Scorse Mrs M R Smith and Miss Jo McClanahan. Ice cream coffee dainty sandwiches wafers and candy were served with Miss McClanahan presiding over the tea tray.

C. H. Jordan W. M. Peterson Whiteriver Sturges Ft. Apache James Scorse M. R. Smith Jo McClanahan Jordan Miss McClanahan

Pastor Becomes an Editor

Dr. Lewis Thurber Guild, longtime pastor of the First Methodist church in San Diego, resigns to edit the Fargo North Dakota Courier News. He played an active civic and political role during his five years in the pulpit.

Lewis Thurber Guild First Methodist Church San Diego Fargo, North Dakota Courier-News

White River notes shoal of local moves and weather

Mr and Mrs Phil Grayard and Grace Penrod visit Pinetop while Deputy Forester Nyce travels to Rock Creek. Several Indian school staff changes and relocations. Rainfall below average, pasturage abundant in mountains but grass short in low lands. Fort Apache troop hike to Globe and campers move toward Phoenix amid archy reports in Mexico.

Phil Grayard Grace Penrod Pinetop Forester G. M. Nyce Rock Creek F. A. Abbott Indian Department Washington, D. C Whiteriver Prime Coleman Cibecue Mexico J. C. Bradford William Ryan Walter Williams 5Th Cavalry Fort Apache Sturgis Globe L. J. Hamel Brent Cox Everett White Cooley Phoenix W. Somers W.n.crandell Yuamas

How the Trouble Starts Constipation Remedy Ad

An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for constipation and related ailments, claiming regular bowel movements prevent numerous diseases and urging readers to buy from all dealers.

Sunday Sermon Plans by Rev C M Ross in Holbrook

Rev C M Ross will be in Holbrook this Sunday to preach at the Methodist church in the morning and evening. He is expected to present two topics God’s Voice to Men and Why Christ Died and the public is invited to attend.

C. M. Ross Holbrook Methodist Church Christ

Battle Flag Gifted to School Board Returns for Encampment

The Battle Flag that traveled Civil War battlefields is now in the possession of the Board of Education as a gift from Major E F Judson. It was temporarily returned to Major Judson and Captain A C Shaeffer to be taken to the national encampment of the G A R on September 9 in Chattanooga. The flag will be returned to the school department after the trip.

Board of Education E. F. Judson Judson A. C. Shaeffer 1G. A. R Chatanooga

Ibex Seen in Willow Creek Area First in Arizona Years

Residents report a splendid ibex sighting in Willow Creek, a rare mountain sheep. The animal is identified by curved horns and large body. the fine for killing one is $500, per the Prescott Courier.

Willow Creek Arizona Prescott

Also Mentioned on This Page

News of Holbrook and Vicinity Andy Blevins Winslow Dick Grigsby Eugene Gardner Frank Zuck Bud Howell Pinto W. L. Pullman Salt Lake City Lucilia Smith Allie Cross R. L. Newman Taylor L. D. Diverbess Petrified Forest Ellen Greer R. G. Bazell Waiapai Mesa Bernice Smith Ruth Crouse Kingman Miss Smith Lesley Hardy Bullard Attorney General’s S. B. Booth Navajo Apache Telephone Company Paints J. E. Crosby Walapai Mesa Jesse DeWitt James Donahue Puerco John DeWitt Miss Berger Babbitt Bros St. Joseph and Patrick Finnagin Nels Erickson Earl Adams W. J. Adams Aztec Ranch The Relief Society Civics John Flanigan W. D. Parks E. C. Parks Denver Margaret Conwell Navajo-Apache Telephone Company Concho C. H. Brown Mr. Brown M. E. Saxton Sidney Sapp Baby Judge Sapp White River C. E. Grange Tucson Southern Pacific Railroad Indian School Diamond Creek H. C. Weston East Fork Ohio W. O. Smith M. E G.A.R
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