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Newspaper

Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1912

Page

6

Arizona Reparation Department aids freight claim collection

The Arizona Corporation Commission announces a claims reparation department to recover freight overcharges for shippers at no cost. Shippers are urged to send original freight bills and bills of lading to the Phoenix office for investigation and possible collection against carriers.

Arizona Corporation Commission Arizona Phoenix Arizona Corporation, Commission Geary Cole Republican

Fourth Class Rate Abolished In Post Office Plan

The Postmaster General orders the end of the fourth class rate starting January 1, with the parcel post to be inaugurated and special stamps issued. Packages paid at the old rate will shift burden to the addressee, and the government estimates a $49,661,000 railroad mail cost next year, about 50 cents per person.

Wedding Invitations and Cards Printing by The Holbrook News

The Holbrook News advertises a full range of printing services for society needs including wedding invitations and visiting cards. It promises high quality comparable to the best and emphasizes saving postage, time, and money.

the Holbrook News

Notice to rent or buy Wetzler barn and corrals

All parties desiring to rent use or buy the Julius Wetzler barn and corrals on the south side should make application to me R. S. Teeple Agent.

Julius Wetzler R. S. Teeple

Public land surveys funding and applicant guidance

Prospectus on the annual 400000 dollar Congress appropriation for survey and resurvey of U S public lands. Emphasizes preference for bona fide settlers, limits on nonresident claims, and steps for applications including township details and multiple settlers. Outlines field checks, costs borne by claimants, and jurisdiction notes in Phoenix Arizona by Frank S Ingall U S Surveyor General.

Congress United States Frank S. Ingall U. S Phoenix Arizona

Sound Waves and Hearing Physics Primer

A concise overview explains sound as air vibration registered by the ear through the eardrum and bones, noting speeds, reflection, and the ear’s hearing range. It compares sound with light, describes echoes and megaphones, and explains that telephones convert sound to electrical signals for transmission.

New York Chicago

Acting Naturally and Moral Courage in Life’s Battle

Courage to be natural surpasses even battlefield bravery. Moral courage, independent of appearances and custom, outshines the boldness of speculators or soldiers. True bravery lies in staying true to oneself, faith to inner voice, and self respect, winning life’s inner victory. Living undaunted by unworthy convention matters.

Anxious Husband Confronts Harsh Cooking Teacher

A distressed husband challenges a cooking school instructor over patience and consideration. He asserts the teacher is cruel while his wife defends her approach and questions whether the class forces hard eating.

Perther

Goudeau and the Sheep A Paris Bohemian Tax Tale

Emile Goudeau, famed Paris bohemian, and his faithful spaniel evade taxes by claiming the dog is a sheep dog and thus exempt. The tax officer declares him a poet shepherd, prompting a humorous exchange. Goudeau then buys a real sheep to satisfy the claim, strolling Montmartre with dog and sheep.

Emile Goudeau Paris Mary Goudeau M. Goudeau Poe Vergil Theocritus Montmartre London

Would Not Sell His Ancestors Portraits Preserve Family Line

A wealthy American sought to buy an Irish lordship with its portraits insisting on keeping the family paintings. The lord refused even at a generous price, saying the estate was not for sale under those terms. The scene concludes with a spring kitchen note about greens and boiled potatoes and salt pork.

Green Acres Lord Blank

Isle of Man Coins and Motto In Conflicting Legend

The Isle of Man covers 220 square miles with about 56 000 residents. Its three legs emblem on coins is read as a motto implying subordination to England, rebellion against Scotland, and disdain for Ireland.

Isle of Man England Scotland

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