Good Roads Association and Boy Scout Notes
Arizona Good Roads Association urges a non partisan three member highway board, with annual funding of 400000 for two years, plus convict labor support. The Holbrook Boy Scouts get first aid class at Cottage Hotel, and Judge Porterfield in Kansas City touts Scouts as a solution to gangs and crime.
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Arizona
Board of Control
Arizona Good Roads Association
Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
State Highway Commission
Dwight B. Heard
I. G. Norris
Harry Welch
W. S. Humbert
J. J. Bowen
Cochise County
Holbrook
Boy Scouts of America
Cottage Hotel
St. Louis
Edward Porterfield
Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Porterfield
Irrigation Plumber Dindinger Plans Installations Near Holbrook
Paul R. Dindinger, an experienced irrigation pumping operator, is in Holbrook arranging several plant installations. He previously worked in New Mexico on the Carlsbad Pecos district irrigation system and recently set up a 500 gallon per minute plant for Charles Daze at Winslow from a 535 foot well. He contracted with J E Walker to deepen a well for Babbitt and Walker Cattle Co. south of St Joseph and to install a pumping plant. He also installed a plant for H H Scorse connecting three wells fifty eight feet deep yielding 700 gallons per minute. He plans to sink a well three miles south of town for Thorwald Larson and another a mile and a half south for John Flanigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Dindinger
Mr. Dindinger
Carlsbad and
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Charles Daze
Winslow
J. E. Walker
Babbitt and Walker Cattle Co
St. Joseph
Dindinger
H. H. Scorse
Holbrook
Thorwald Larson
John Flanigan
Bazell Hosts Delightful Auction Bridge Party
Mrs. Jas Williams Bazell hosted an auction bridge party on Thursday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jordan Thomas Diverbess Woods and Perkins, who enjoyed a dainty two course lunch after the game.
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Jas. Williams Bazell
Holbrook to gain irrigation with new pump from Los Angeles
Joe Grigsby plans to install a Woods Propeller pump of the latest improved pattern as soon as it arrives from Los Angeles. His well near Adamana runs sixty feet deep with water at thirty feet, promising ample underground supply for irrigation. The climate and drainage to remove alkali suggest successful irrigation for Holbrook’s shaded streets and public and private greens.
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Joe Grigsby
Los Angeles
Adamana
Holbrook
Court House
Holbrook News Roundup Highlights Local Activity
Holbrook and nearby towns report visits from Winslow and St Johns figures, business trips to Denver and Gallup, plans for the annual Flagstaff tax conference, barbershops and eateries expanding, phone lines installed, water-system work at the government school, a St Johns fire loss recovery, and social dances. Residents travel, trade, and social ties strengthen connections in the region.
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Flagstaff
Majestic
W. E. Curran
al Babbitt Bros
J. T. Davis
Denver
Colo
J. W. Dickson
Government Indian School
Reamns Canyon
Jno. Allen
St. Johns
San Diego
California
Elmer Span
Laverna Seefert
Holbrook
Spanish
Moving Picture
Springerville
Navajo County Board Meets in Special Session
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors met in Holbrook Arizona on January 16 1915 with R C Creswell Geo W Hennessey and Dee M Moss present. They named R C Creswell Geo W Hennessey and C H Jordan as delegates to a Phoenix conference January 21 1915 to discuss improving state conditions. The meeting adjourned after no further business.
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R. C. Creswell
Geo. W. Hennessey
C. H. Jordan
Navajo County
Phoenix
Arizona
Dee M. Moss
New Bakeries and Warehouses Promised for Holbrook Area
Holbrook news notes multiple new businesses planned along the river and central areas including two bakeries to lower flour costs amid high prices. Rumors place two large warehouses west of the wool platform occupying much of the railroad right of way near Standard Oil and Union Oil depots. Local visitors include C. H. Yardley and O. A. Murch traveling from Los Angeles to the East, and J. R. Armijo from St. Johns with his bride Florela Salazar Albuquerque. Also reports Supervisor Howell drowned trying to cross Carrizzo creek, and a minor auto crash involving Elmer Flanigan.
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Standard Oil
Union Oil
C. H. Yardley
O. A. Murch
Holbrook
California
Los Angeles
Springerville
J. R. Armijo
St. Johns
Albuquerque
N.M
Armijo
Florela Salazar
N. M
Best Laxative I Know Of Sold By Dealers
Frank Strouse of Fruitland Iowa endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative for constipation and urges customers to use them. The ad notes the product has been sold for several years and is available through all dealers.
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Frank Strouse
Fruitland
Iowa
Correspondence School Adjourns Indefinitely Over Whooping Cough
The Correspondence School has adjourned indefinitely due to an epidemic of whooping cough at the post. Miss Liza Colvin of Pinetop visited Miss Pauly Penrod and the pair went to White River to see Mrs. Hastings.
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Liza Colvin
Pinetop
Pauly Penrod
White River
Mrs. Hastings
Pinedale and Showlow Battle In Literary And Athletic Meet
At Showlow on the 5th, Pinedale, Lakeside, and Showlow competed in vocal and instrumental contests. Winners included H Sutcliffe of Pinedale for vocal, West of Lakeside for tenor, Miss Lewis of Pinedale for storytelling, and John Crandell for violin. Literary totals: Showlow 32, Lakeside 30, Pinedale 24. Outdoor scores: Pinedale 78, Showlow 38, Lakeside 42. Pinedale expresses gratitude for Showlow’s hospitality.
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Lakeside
Pinedale
Showlow
H. Sutcliffe
Mr. West
Lake- Side
Methodist Church Plans Revival Meetings Series Start February 15
At a recent Methodist Church business conference, leaders decided to hold revival meetings starting next Monday night February 15. The pastor will lead studies titled Studies in the Apostolic Church focusing on history doctrines and usages of the New Testament Church with emphasis on salvation terms. Signed Cari M. Ross.
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Methodist Church
Apostolic Church
Cari M. Ross
Judge and Mrs Sapp Host Pink and White Whist Evening
Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp entertained friends at home last Saturday evening with a whist game. A two course lunch in pink and white hues was served at a late hour.
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Judge
Sidney Sapp
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Good Roads Association
GANGS
Association
W. H. Clark
The
Arizona Republican
News of
Holbrook and Vicinity
John Hatch
Faylor
Max Henderson
Walter McLaws
Dr. Bazell
A. Jorden
Gallup
Heber Jarvis
St Johns
Tom Reeder
C. H. Wisdom
J. E. Dunn Lumber Yard
S. B. Booth
Miss Brochvogel
Gallu
John McCarrel
Chambers
Chas. Noyes
Adolph Schuster
Hollbrook
A. & B. Schuster Company
Winslow Laundry
F. T. la Prade
Joseph F. Woods
Herresidence
W. F. Purcell
Mr. Purcell
St.Johns
A. &B. Schuster Co
Ortega’s
Lloyd C. Henning
Prescott
Knights of the Grip
A. & B. Schuster
W. D. Bradley
Charles Cooley
Washington Street
QO. E. Overson
Taz
Mr. Overson
Ruiz & Overson
Chas. Cahn
George Hubbard
Pete Pemberton
Howell
Carrizzo Creek
Elmer, Flanigan
Ford
Albuquerque Journal
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Seth R. Stiles
Journal
Wooodruff
Grant Robbins
Kingman
C. P. Reeder
J. S. Dodson
Whiteriver
John S. Allen
George T. Aird
Cooley’s
FT. Apache
George Hail
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