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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
5
There is one medicine every family should be provided with especially in summer months. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost certain to be needed and costs a mere quarter. For sale by All Dealers.
Wed nesday May 24 saw the Nurse Class graduation with papers on varied subjects and remarks by Prest S F Smith Mrs Maud L Ditty and Bishop John Hunt. Certificates were given and the lowest passing grade was 85 percent. A list of graduates includes Mesdames Nannie R Riggs Eliza S Rogers Emma L Smith Lucy S Shumway Harriet K Allen Elsie DeWitt Julia R K Leonora S Rogers Esther S Shumway Maude N Fish and Misses Daphne Decker Rachel Smith Hattie Webb Bertha Owens Ellen Larson Ethel Smith Winnie Hansen Emma West Amalia Riggs Alice Young Mamie Porter Laura Hancock Seraphine Smith. Mrs Ditty left for Salt Lake City after a farewell social for Lucy S Shumway. Mr and Mrs Riggs attended a funeral in Mesa Arizona and relatives Joan A West and Edward returned to Salt Lake with the wife and mother Mary J West who had been ill. The town notes long wind and moving pictures spread, with plans for Salt Lake travel from local residents. A Sanford Colorado visitor Miss Luna Fawcett is hosted by Miss Ida Flake.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for whooping cough keeping cough loose and easy to expectorate. The copy notes its use in numerous epidemics with perfect success and lists sellers All Dealers and A. & B. Schuster. W H Clark returns from a pine outing in the White Mountains.
May wheat trading in Chicago ended with an unexpected finish as May delivery settled at 1 043 4, up 13-4 cents from yesterday. The market tension eased amid government actions against illegal combinations and a directors committee probing irregularities, suggesting even pit controllers yield to rule of reason.
The ways and means committee bill reduces wool duties by half to two thirds. Raw wool would carry a 20 percent ad valorem duty, about 3 to 5 cents per pound, and previously free in the democratic plan.
A promotional notice extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for women’s health and beauty, claiming benefits for nerves eyes breath and complexion while purporting elimination of constipation and kidney poison. It advertises the product at Holbrook Drug Co and notes local asset removal of an old scales site by Cambell and Smith.
W A Saunders was transacting business at Winslow on Monday.
A local notice touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest healer for wounds, burns, boils and skin ailments, urging prompt treatment to prevent infection. Holbrook Drug Co. and Solomon Barth advertise sale. Solomon Barth visited Holbrook on Wednesday and spoke of bringing a supply. Chet Houck toured the town en route to a sheep ranch, noting good progress and rewards for his flocks.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills promising quick relief from constipation and indigestion with improved appetite and energy. Sold 25 cents by Holbrook Drug Co. Also mentions local cattle and sheep trading, plus Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by dealers. It notes Seth Styles selling fine Hereford bulls and grading stock in Arizona.
For sale announces the only blacksmith shop in Holbrook with a complete line of tools and favorable terms offered by William Armbruster. Lakeside ships rainbow trout to the lake. Notices describe housing for sale in Holbrook and census/ dance coordination. The article discusses big business and trust regulation, court delays, and calls for national control. includes local visits and residents in Holbrook and nearby towns.
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