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Newspaper

Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1912

Page

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Holbrook School Notes Highlights Student Programs

The Holbrook school hosted a midweek open house where teachers and many visitors attended. Primary, intermediate, and grammar pupils presented songs recitations and dialogues, with memory work and classroom displays from 7th grade projects. Next week will list students who were not absent or tardy in the third month.

Allie Cross Abow Ben Adhem Willie B. Woods Builders— Union Mercy Warren Brinkerhoff Loraine Lopez Concord Helen Smith

When the Sun Sets and the Iceman Speaks

A boy sits on a block of ice as the iceman recalls his boyhood. The exchange reveals a wistful moment as the iceman admits shared memories of play and a father’s discipline. The scene blends humor and pathos in a single vignette.

No. 87 Wes Father Connolly Winslow Tucson

Education must be teaching a fellow to work-or it's no good

A brief opinion piece argues that true education equips a person to work. without practical instruction and work readiness, learning lacks value. The author emphasizes apprenticeship and real job skills as essential outcomes of schooling.

Great Future Awaits Arizona Land Commission Work

Mulford Winsor, chairman of the Arizona State Land Commission, says the state will receive land titles in perfect form and select land with strong future value. He notes the commission aims to avoid crowding settlers, seeks irrigation-viable tracts, and believes Arizona’s records are the best in the nation, promising millions in state wealth.

Winsor Arizona The Land Commission Tombstone

Elocution and Oratory Instructor Seeks Pupils

Miss Van Laningham, graduate of Dillenbeck School of Elocution and Oratory, Kansas City, Missouri, visits Mrs. J. F. Woods home and will accept a limited number of pupils at reasonable rates. Terms by call or telephone. Special help for children who are backward in reading. Also Normal course for teachers.

van Laningham Dillenbeck School of Elocution and Oratory Kansas City Missouri J. F. Woods

Mrs Boney Duran Opens New Restaurant Next Door

Mrs Boney Duran runs a north side railroad eatery and has opened a competing restaurant next door by D Y Aron praised for fine food and service in the same area.

Boney Duran D. Y. Aron

Holbrook News Recaps Local Travel and Ventures

Holbrook and vicinity report frequent visits from residents and guests. Notable movements include Chas Moss returning from Kansas City, James Pearce from Snowflake visiting St Joe and Winslow, and Patsy Hooligan representing Lane & Co. of San Francisco in town. Community business ranges from harness stock changes to clinic and Elks events.

Chas. Moss Kansas City James W. Pearce St. Joe Patsy Lane & Co San Francisco H. Jordan Winslow The Elks John Pearce Woodruff Holbrook

Snowflake News Highlights Local Sports and Growth

The S. S. A. boys claim the Northern Arizona basketball championship after a 28 to 26 win in St Johns on November 28. The first team includes Fred Turley Riley Jenning Ernest Clamway Logan Brimhall and Silas Bushman. The second team lost 19 to 28. The girls team led by Dora Palmer Ione Rogers Annie Willis Marv Hatch Florence Bushman and Alice Smith won the season opener 12 to 19. Snowflake fruit is praised as among the best with apples described as 20 story ones. C T Youngblood plans a second barber shop and restaurant as the town nears incorporation.

Northern Arizona St. Johns Fred Turley Riley Jenning Ernest Clamway Logan Brimhall Silas Bushman Dora Palmer Ione Rogers Annie Willis Marv Hatch Florence Bushman Alice Smith Snowflake Oregon Washington Missouri Pike County Ozark Mountains Arkansas C. T. Youngblood

Poor Man's Fine Wins Installment Plan

Kansas City judge sides with the poor in arraignments where the rich pay fines and the moneyless go to jail for debt. He cites constitutional support and allows the offender to pay in installments, noting a wage earner in jail is severely handicapped.

Kansas City L. A. Tribune

Counterfeit Man and Dollar Quote by Lincoln

A Lincoln quote notes that cooperation strengthens weak men and stronger men, while forging money is a crime and making a counterfeit man is ten times worse.

Abraham Lincoln

Advertised Letters at Holbrook Post Office

Unclaimed letters include James A. George, D Harrington, Jim Soper, and Mexican residents Felipe Chacon, Tranquilino Girale, Juan B. Jaramillo, Emiliaro Lusero, Ruperto Peralta, with J E Smith as Postmaster indicating the listing.

Holbrook Post Office James A. George D. Harrington Jim Soper Felipe Chacon Tranquilino Girale Juan B. Jaramillo Emiliaro Lusero Ruperto Peralta J. E. Smith

One is a feast and the other a funeral

A paradoxical pair contrasts a celebratory gathering with a somber ceremony. The phrase hints at two divergent events within the same context, illustrating how appearances mask deeper outcomes. No further details are provided in the text.

Notice of bounty not paid for several animals

The Board of Supervisors through Clerk C. M. C. Houck states no bounty will be paid for coyotes raccoons lynx and wild cats.

Board of Supervisors C. M. C. Houck

Cabinet picks by Phoenix Democrat for President Wilson

A prominent local Democrat names a tentative cabinet for President Wilson. Selections include Bryan of Nebraska as Secretary of State Rog ers of Oklahoma as Interior and Atwood or Folk of Missouri as War. Bacon of Georgia as Navy Crane of Illinois as Treasury Lawson of Massachusetts as Commerce and Labor Coburn of Kansas as Agriculture Brandeis of Kansas as Attorney General Budleson of Texas as Postmaster General.

Wilson Bryan Nebraska Rogers Oklahoma War Atwood Or Folk of Missouri Coburn Kansas Brandeis Budleson Texas Arizona

They Landed Like Iryy Pair in a Hammock

A fragment describes two figures landing in a hammock and attempting a kiss. The wording is distorted and appears as a typographic error or scrambled phrase. No clear names, dates, or places are present.

Praise for 2000 letter heads and envelopes

Patron letter to The Hotstock News commends the 2000 letter heads and envelopes as perfectly satisfactory. The note says the work is well done and visually pleasing, striking the eyes of all readers.

Hotstock News

New Arrival at Divilbess Home A Baby Girl Born

A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Divilbess on Wednesday. The weight is not reported and the announcement notes a cheerful welcome. Fresh oysters advertised at Holbrook Meat Market. Assistance offered by line in the News.

John Dewitt Woodruff R. S. Teeple Los Angeles Holbrook L. D. Divilbess Dan

Orphans Notes From Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot

J H Johnson of the White Help Restaurant hosted a river bottom turkey shoot for local boys on Thanksgiving afternoon. Prizes included two turkeys won by Chas P Cooley and Will Walker, plus single turkeys for Bill Scorse Jim Scorse Alphonse Bloom and Barney Robertos. Henry Scorse hosted a Thanks Turkey Feast at Mrs Crouse's later that night with attendees led by C P Perkins in prayer.

Mesdames R. D. Greer W. B. Cross John Flanigan C. H. Jordan M. M. Jordan J. H. Scorse Wallace Newman L. Barber E. C. Parks R. C. Smith Thorvald Larson Warren Smith Daisy Myers Daisy Divilness Raymond Parks Jennie Newman Teresa Anzures Arsenia Ortega Mariana Garcia Nellie Lopez Mary Lial Anna Daniels Wesley Newman Lou Divilbess Fay Flanigan Georgia Sharpe Harold Divilbess Launcelot Barber J.H. Johnson White Help Restaurant Chas. P. Cooley Will Walker Bill Scorse Jim Scorse Alphonse Bloom Barney Robertos Henry Scorse

Also Mentioned on This Page

Holbrook School Iceman News of Holbrook and Vicinity John C. Ramsey Mr. Ramsey Sidney Sapp Lloyd C. Henning Seridas Osburn the Elks Chas. Cooley C. A. Daniels Geo. W. Henne- Sey J. W. Bazell J. B. Blevins Houston Monger Heber Mr. Blevins Jesse Sharp S. D. Smith Jesse el Paso Charles Perkins Messrs. Hill and Clark Navajo Southern Railway Black Canyon L. F. McClanahan Central Hotel McC J. E. Crosby Joe J. Adams Charles E. Perkins Hotel Perkins New Methodist Church F. A. Hyde Santa Fe Colliers Needles Fred Moss Fred Thomas Ortega Will Wooster Mr. Ortega Phoenix Man Bacon Georgia the Treasury Crane Illinois Commerce and Labor Lawson Massachusetts
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