Notes From Ft Apache Community Roundup
Foreman Jean Harper mourns wife in Safford while locals assist at a Christmas program for schoolchildren and nearby Indians. Knights of Pythias elect officers. Whiteriver stockman Walter Williams gains an assistant. officials note wood shortages as caravans of Mexicans haul two hundred burrs to meet needs.
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Sisclat
Post
Raymond Bliss
San Francisco
Honolulu
Bliss
Jeff McIntorf
Chericahua Cattle Co
Walter Williams
Whiteriver
Globe
Wm. Ryan
Neal
Iter
Arthur Gibson
Art
K. T. Riggs
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Riggs
C. E. Bradburn
Ft.Sam Houston
Texas
Ordnance Department
Chas. Cooley
Los Angeles
Tipperary
Black Canyon
Pinetop
Donnely
Ft. Apache
Midat
Tom Wanslee
Real estate boom with city investors in Holbrook
Real estate transfers show Paul Myerhoff and Alfonso Blum buying twelve lots each on Washington Street, with others including Jay Patterson and W. J. Hookway purchasing parcels. Officials note improving conditions after rain and snow, while plans for new homes and rentals rise. Local updates cover military and town life, including improvements like a roller skating rink and a potential moving picture machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Myerhoff
A. & B. Schuster Company
Washington Street
Alfonso Blum
Myerhoff
Holbrook News notes from Globe and surrounding towns
News from Holbrook and vicinity includes travels of Henry Jones from White River and Mrs May Barnes from Snowflake, engineers in town, county printing awarded to Williams News, and various regional movements. Mentions of Santa Fe De Luxe train, magazine subscription offers, moving pictures in Phoenix, and local civic updates. Regular correspondents cover Fort Apache, Apache County, and St Johns scenes including church progress and health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Coleman
Globe
Henry Jones
Whiteriver
May Barnes
Holbrook
Fay Gardner
Phoenix
Dr. Brown
Winslow
Messrs. de Sousa and
Haynes
S. Watson Coombs
Harry Ellsworth
Showlow
Oliver Typewriter
the News
J. H. Noble
St. Jabra
Noble
Board of Supervisors
Holbrook News
Snowflake Herald
The Janitor Song Reflects on Work and Dignity
A verse about a janitor fired for a gloomy mood who longs for better work. The speaker urges self discipline and a willing hand as winter nears, arguing that even lowly tasks sustain the world and deserve respect. The piece echoes Walt Mason in the Los Angeles Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Los Angeles Times
President Wilson's Daughter Tours Santa Fe California Limited
Mrs. William G. McAdoo, the president's daughter, rode in the cab of engine 1418 as the Santa Fe eastbound California limited traveled from Winslow through Ada mana Arizona. Secretary McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo toured the petrified forest between Adamana and Pinto, gathered wood souvenirs, and viewed the scenery during a ten minute stop. The secretary cited 40,000 paid admissions on opening day of the Panama-California exposition and praised the San Diego and San Francisco expositions as complementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
California
McAdoo
Arizona
San Diego
San Francisco
McAdoos
Proposed Arizona deer killing ban and zone game law
Coconino Sun reports G. M. Willard proposes a state game law with northern and southern zones. Northern zone outlines season dates for ducks geese rail coots shore birds October 15 to February 1, bag 25 birds per day. jackrabbits and cotton tails October 1 to February 1 with no bag limit. Trout bass croppie catfish July 1 to September 1 bag twenty pounds or forty fish. Provisions ban hunting or possession of mountain sheep antelope elk deer bear. Fees include 25 for foreigners 10 nonresidents 1 residents. taxidermists taxed 5 yearly. Warden and deputies gain search powers. governor can close seasons.
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G. M. Willard
Arizona
Gila
Salt River
Coconino Sun
School notes of special interest in Holbrook area
Helen Purcell plans to enter Heart Academy in Gallup on Monday. Miss Conwell's class honored their teacher with a candy shower for her birthday. Lynn Despain leaves school for range work this year while Temperance Gillespie joins seventh grade living with uncle Chas Perkins. Holbrook district expects a share of the special reserve fund due to higher attendance. County Superintendent Jose P Peterson spoke to pupils. Busy Bee Literary Society to meet Friday with a brief report. election day nears with upcoming campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Purcell
Gallup
Heart Academy
Miss Conwell
Lynn Despain
Temperance Gillespie
Kingman
Arizona
Chas Perkins
Holbrook
Jose P Peterson
Ue. Peterson
McAdoos Travel to Washington Separating California Sections
The Albuquerque Journal reports the assertion that visitors cannot claim to have seen California unless they have viewed both sections of the state. The McAdoos are en route to Washington.
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California
McAdoos
Washington
Albuquerque Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of Knights of Pythias
Wm. Peterson
Douglas, Ariz
Kreech
John Gibbons
Bright
Interior Department
Stroud
Oklo
Dewey Fisher
Tom Jones
Safford
Henry
Walter Wanslee
Black River
H. A. Priebe
Real Estate News
Jay Patterson
Arizona Co-Operative Mercantile Institution
W. J. Hookway
Mr. Patterson
Cooley Place
North Holbrook
Mr. Hookway
News of
Holbrook and Vicinity
al Speltmire
Wife
Pinedale
Coconino County
The
Williams News
Chicago
Lubin
Philadelphia
Tempe
Phoenic
Jack Holland
Apache County
Sidney Sapp
Roy Amos
T. E. Ervine
McNeil Printing Co
Our City
Fort Apache
Pacific
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Alex Giles
Delavan, Ill
A. M.boyer
George Marx
Father Marx
Perfecto Garcia
P. C. Covington
N. M
St. Johns
F. M. Cook
Tor
Mana
Viet Petrie
Fied Forest
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