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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
4
A Holbrook urged column extols dawn as the finest hour, praising its beauty, stillness, and renewing energy. It argues early rising improves sleep quality, boosts daytime vigor, and offers long term health and productivity benefits for rural readers accustomed to early mornings.
The piece urges individuals in Holbrook to endure readjustment losses, push on, and avoid false economy. It cautions against delaying needed home improvements, noting better housing boosts personal well being and eventual sale value. The message stresses collective effort to restore improving conditions nationwide.
A column condemns rising taxes and new forms of taxation as harming business and ordinary citizens. It argues that tax revenue drains capital from wealth and big interests, shifting the burden to homeowners and small businesses. The piece urges officials to cut living costs and retrench government spending to prevent a public backlash against oppressive tax burdens.
Banking leaders urge merchants to adopt a cash reserve plan to tide over emergencies and protect against trade downturns. Larger firms have long practiced this, arguing that a surplus boosts bank credit and supports steady industrial activity and community prosperity.
Western Union telegram from Amos A Betts and W A Fraser announces Nebraska Supreme Court affirming lower court findings in a nineteen nineteen readjustment case. Final judgment and membership-wide dissemination urged for public awareness and press coverage.
A jumble of early 1920s baseball trades and rumors mentions Clyde Wilson to Fort Worth, Zack Wheat earning extra pay, William Byers sent to San Angelo West Texas, Tom Mee buying a Chicago Independent League franchise, Walter Johnson’s no hitter on July 1, 1920, and various signings and releases including Frank Mills, Jimmy Archer, Ty Cobb, and others. It notes management acts by George McBride, Uncle Wilbert Robinson’s Florida spring training, and players like Rube Marquard, Frank Gleich, and Gris Grissom in assorted team movements and prospects.
In historic England women used nutmegs as a perfume. The nutmegs were set in silver and adorned with pearls and precious stones, then hung from a belt as a forerunner to modern scent bottles.
The little ground squirrels of the western plains live 12 to 15 feet underground in corridors and rooms. Some chambers house the squirrel family while others store food and materials.
A humorous Q and A fragment lampoons politics and society with lines about Liab Georges and a joking mix of advice. The piece features quips on Ireland Russia alcohol and old cars in a playful voice.
A film presents a detailed orientation of the heart in action. It demonstrates the causes and results of obstructed flow and shows the operation of the electrocardiograph in studying the heart.
A historical note describes the standard English pound evolving from the early wheat-based weight of seven and two thirds inches to the established pound of seven thousand two hundred grains, tracing it from William the Conqueror through Queen Elizabeth I to the present day.
A public column welcomes submissions from readers who may sign under any name. The News offers space for community voices without editorial writing input, inviting full name use and participation.
An undersheriff informs Billy of a June 1 replacement with Mr Williams to manage books and assist during the transition. The letter expresses no personal blame, honors Billy’s past work, and offers help if possible while noting the change.
The text appears as a garbled excerpt describing a form part of plants and insects, noting a bright red color, juice extraction, digestion, and a resinous exudate. It mentions siting insects and cleansing or preparation steps, with referential but unclear processes and outcomes.
Navajo County Highway Commission invites sealed proposals by June 6 1921 at 11 A M for roadway borrow work on the Winslow Reservation road about one mile north of the south end of new road extending two miles. Bid must include 5 percent certified check. proposals to W J Hookway secretary. Commission may reject any or all bids.
Sealed proposals will be received at 9 A M June 6, 1921 for Holbrook Snowflake road from Snowflake north to five miles. Work includes read borrow and gravel surfacing with 5000 cubic yards read borrow and 1200 cubic yards gravel surfacing. Envelopes marked Proposals Sec K project 7. Commission may reject any or all bids. Secretary Highway Dept.
Jud Tonkin argues that the best medicine is the support surrounding a rescue effort, praising encouragement as key to recovery and well being. He emphasizes moral and emotional aid over mere pills in difficult times.
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