Holbrook Bank Report 1910 and town notes
Holbrook Navajo County Arizona bank report shows assets and liabilities as of January 31 1910 with cash deposits and notes. Notary public Sidney Sapp attested February 8 1910. Community notes promote hotel investment and local commerce. J H Richards pioneer trader visits merchants and local stock updates include Gem Ranges offered at 36 dollars.
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Territory of
Arizona
S. Cox
J. E. Cox
Sidney Sapp
John R. Hulet
Holbrook Sees Over a Dozen Houses Under Construction
A local building surge in Holbrook has at least twelve homes under construction this season. Developers report steady demand as the projects advance, with multiple new residences adding to the town’s housing stock.
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Holbrook
Taft Pledges Back Arizona Statehood Effort Gains Support
Washington report notes Senator Flint joins Democrats to steer Arizona statehood measures toward acceptance. Senators Beveridge Nelson Hale of Maine align to back the bill, Taft appeals to Hale to withdraw opposition, and Arizona and New Mexico seem set for enabling acts granting statehood this session.
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Wallace Strong
Washington
F- P. Flint
California
Arizona
Senate
Congress
New Mexico
Beveridge
Nelson
Hale
Maine
House
Taft
White House
Maine Statesman
Cameron
Mark Smith
Republican Party
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J.H. Richards
St. Joseph
Mr. Richards
Great Southwest
A. & B. Schuster
St. Johns
White River
Studebaker
Schuttler
Winchester
the Merchants & Stock Growers
Bank of Holbrook , Arizona
Joan R. HuLet
H. H. Secorsi
Board of Directors
Adolf Schuster
H. H.scorse
Robert Scott
Arizona Co-operative
Springerville and Showlow
General Merchandise
Silver Creek
Racine
McCormic
Oliver
Good Live Fire I Insurance Companies
Holbrook Branch
Navajo-Apache Bank & Trust € C
Winslow
Calli
Holbrook Drug CO
Chans
Senator Hale
Dem
William Morgan
Calif
San Diego
Holrook
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