The Navajo Timber Company Certificate of Incorporation
The Navajo Timber Company incorporates in Delaware with principal office in Washington New Castle County. It will own timber land run saw and planing mills and a general merchandise business with hotels and residences and may operate nationally and internationally. Authorized capital stock is 400000 dollars, 4000 shares at 100 dollars each. The founders Sumner Gerard Nathan Smyth and Carl Flanders subscribe to stock and the document was filed October 8 1913 in New York County.
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Navajo Timber Company
State of
Delaware
Washington
County of
New Castle
Corporation Registry Company
United States
District of Columbia
Sumner Gerard
St. New York
City
Nathan A . Smyth
Dongan Hills
Staten Island
N. Y
Carl Ss. Flanders
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Minnie E. Archer Sumner Gerard
Nathan A. Smyth
Carl S. Flanders
New York
A. D
Minnie E. Archer
State of New York
Sumner Gerard Nathan A. Smyth
Penrod files five year proof for 923 acres in Sitgreaves forest
William L. Penrod of Pinetop Arizona has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead claim on 923 acres in Section 5 T8N R23E G and S RMer. The proof will be presented before U S Commissioner R C Smith at Holbrook on December 9 1913 with witnesses D L Penrod George Hall Sylvester McCoy and John W Adair all of Pinetop.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
William L. Penrod
Pinetop
S. R. Mer
Sitgreaves National Forest
R. C. Smith
U. S
Rat Holbrook
D. L. Penrod
George Hall
Sylvester McCoy
John W. Adair
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Turley seeks three year proof on homestead claim in Snowflake
Theodore Wilford Turley of Snowflake Arizona filed intent to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 06570 for parts of Section 28 Township 12 Range 18E G&SR Meridian. The testimony will be taken before U S Commissioner R A Smith at Holbrook Arizona on January 12 1914. Witnesses named are Louis W Freeman William Gibson Allen Frost all of Snowflake and Wallace Newman of Joppa.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Theodore Wilford Turley
Snowflake
G&sr Meridian
R. A. Smith
U.S
Holbrook
Louis W. Freeman
William Gibson
Allen Frost
Wallace Newman
Joppa
Thomas F. Wefdin
Register
Advertised Letters at Holbrook Post Office
Unclaimed letters at the Holbrook post office include H Humphry, R Edwards, Everett Cole, Mrs Grad Davis, Manuel Ramirez, E J Smith, P M.
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Holbrook
H. Humphry
R. Edwards
Everett Cole
Grad Davis
Manuel Ramirez
The Mystic Circle of the Plains and the Buffalo
An 1870s plains tale recalls buffalo circles used as stockades to shield calves from wolves. A hunter recounts spied buffalo mothers forming a green ring around calves to fend off a gray wolf, with a dramatic charge driving the predator away. The feature endures in grassy rings on the prairie.
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Dakotas
Montana
Plains
Harper's
Remacadamizing Word Roots From Many Languages
A humorous piece notes that remacadamizing draws from Latin Gaelic Hebrew French Greek and English tracing to John Macadam 1819 road-building. It ends with a playful dialogue about family humor and a joke about trimming and language origins.
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Mac
Adam
Ize
Zein
John Macadam
Dialogue Sketch Between Doctor and Convalescent Lady
A doctor questions a wealthy convalescent about cheerful companions. The old lady replies that many could visit but they would not be cheerful if she believed she were improving.
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Rio Puerco
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Adamana, Arizona
James Donahoe
Alsu
Chalcedony Lodge
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Wm. R. Scorse
W. M. J. Frank Matthews
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