Winslow Bank Names Lloyd Henning Representative
Lloyd Henning retired cashier of Holbrook State Bank accepts an offer from T. M. Quebedeaux vice president of Arizona State Bank to represent the Winslow institution across Navajo and Apache counties. Henning began as cashier of the Navajo-Apache Bank & Trust Co. Holbrook branch and served seven years before the bank’s sale. his experience and wide local contacts suit him for the role.
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Lloyd
Quebedeaux
Albuquerque
Navajo
Apache
Arizona State Bank
Henning
Mr. Henning
Arrest of alleged bootlegger and county road bond plan
Undersheriff W G Jemons captured Charley Ross of Winslow near Adamana on the Holbrook Gallup road after an all night vigil. Ross and Dad Roberts were found with 26 gallons of whiskey in a car. Ross pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the superior court. Also reported: county road bond recommendations totaling 100000 dollars and plans for a three member supervising committee pending voter approval. Lumber firm changes hands as P Cooley acquires the Holbrook branch of Carbon City Lumber Co, with M A Cousins retained.
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W. G. Jemons
Charley Ross
Winslow
Adamana
Holbrook-Gallup
Ross
Roberts
Tom Meyers
Clemons
Jordan
Boyer
Board of Supervisors
P. Cooley
Holbrook
Carbon City Lumber Co
Cooley
M. A. Cousins
Gallup
Cousins
Luis Valdeviz
Sapp
Superior Court
Sampson
Ross Bazell
Valdeviz
Phoenix
Newman
R. L. Newman
Fort Grant
Mesa
W. B. Cross
Sheepherder shoots companion near Dry Lake
A sheepherder Antonio Martinez employed by Frank Galassary was shot twice by fellow herder Max Contareo near Dry Lake. Martinez, wounded at the scene, was treated by Dr. J. W. Bazell and sent to Milton Hospital in Flagstaff, with likely recovery. The feud between them preceded the shooting. Contareo fled and remains at large as sheriff's deputies search.
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Antonio Martinez
Frank Galassary
Dry Lake
Holbrook
Max Contareo
J. W. Bazell
Milton Hosital
Flagstaff
Martinez
Contareo
Sheriff’s Office
School Room Entertainment Planned by Miss Norah Trafton
Miss Norah Trafton schedules a school room program for next Wednesday at 2 30 with acts by Amalia Baca Max Ortega Antonia Ortega Ignascia Olguin Romona Chavez and Juan Nuanez including songs recitations a hoop drill and a play Mrs Ant and Mrs Grasshopper. Sixteen gallons of whiskey seized from Onofrey Gallegos and Tomas Perez Apache county residents were arrested for introducing intoxicating liquor into the state near Holbrook. They were arraigned and bound over to superior court in $500 bonds each.
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Norah Trafton
Amalia Baca
Max Ortega
Robin
Manuel Lopez
Antonia Ortega
Ignascia Olguin
Romona Chavez
Juan Nuanez
Mrs. Ant
Mrs. Grasshopper
America
Onofrey Gallegos
Tomas Perez
Apache County
Clemons
Concho
Holbrook
Jordan
Boyer
Cut Down Your Grocery Bills With Case or Dozen Purchases
The advertisement urges saving on groceries by buying by the case or in dozen lots. It notes added costs for soliciting orders and delivery, promises a marked difference in the grocery bill this month, and highlights Wetzler's as a specialist in offering the best groceries at the lowest prices. It closes with an invitation for a trial from WeErTzier SupPy Co.
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Wetzler’s
WeErTzier SupPy Co
Teachers Examinations Held by County Superintendent Peterson
County superintendent of schools Prof Joseph Peterson conducted teacher examinations in his office on Monday and Tuesday. Participants included First Grade candidate Miss Hypathia Burley recently arrived from Minnesota. Second Grade entrants included Mrs J T Lassiter Holbrook Miss M Elizabeth Binns El Paso Mrs Marguerite Clardy Whiteriver Misses Marguerite Day Marguerite Drumm and Lorena Shipley Winslow Miss Ellen Hatch Woodruff Domestic Art participant Miss Louise Dady Winslow.
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Joseph Peterson
Hypathia Burley
Minnesota
J. T. Lassiter
Holbrook
M. Elizabeth Binns
el Paso
Marguerite Clardy
Whiteriver
Marguerite Day
Marguerite Drumm
Lorena Shipley
Winslow
Ellen Hatch
Woodruff
Louise Dady
National Conventions In Chicago Veer Toward Roosevelt Nomination
National conventions for the Republican and Progressive parties convene in Chicago with no presidential nominee yet. The Progressives plan to nominate ex President Roosevelt tomorrow, while Republicans may follow suit though factions hold back. The Democratic convention to nominate President and VP in St Louis next week is expected to back Wilson and Mars.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Wilson
Mars
Made in Arizona furniture at Brunswick Ady
Local listing promotes Navajo Apache cedar and juniper crafted pieces in arts and crafts style. Sample library tables mission rockers and secure boxes advertised at the Brunswick Ady sale running May 26.
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Arizona
Brunswick, Ady
Kansas City Livestock Prices June 5 1916
Kansas City stock yards report strong demand for prime steers with prices higher. medium and cheap cattle weaker. Pulp fed and native prime steers quoted near $10.75 to $11.00, quarantine cattle $7.50 to $8.75, grass steers $6.95 to $7.15. Stockers and feeders firm at $7.75 to $8.00. hogs $9.10 to partial rainfall. spring lambs $10.75 to $11.50. goats $2.25. Notices follow including public, legal, and local ads.
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Kansas City
Texas
South
Farm Hany Places
Chicago
J. A. Rickart
Sheriff Candidates Announced for Navajo County Arizona
The News outlines publication charges for political announcements ahead of the 1916 elections. R L Newman declares intent to seek re election as Navajo County Sheriff subject to the Republican primary on September 12 1916. Jos F Woops also announces candidacy for Navajo County Sheriff under the Democratic primary.
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Navajo County
Arizona
R. L Newman
Jos. F. Woops
Holbrook Defeats St Johns In High-Scoring Tilt
Holbrook baseball team topped St Johns 24 to 17 Sunday afternoon in St Johns. The game featured strong offense and a rough field as Holbrook adjusted to a stubble field and uneven conditions while building a commanding lead. Winslow city officials were installed Friday night with G C Bazell as city attorney, C W Harp as night marshal, and J H Chapman as police judge.
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Holbrook
St. Johns
Holbrook Baseball Club
Holbrook Boys
Prais
Winslow
G. C. Bazell
C. W. Harp
J. H. Chapman
Expert Judge Engaged For Cattle Department
The Secretary of the State Fair Commission reports H G Van Pelt of Waterloo Iowa accepts the offer to judge the Cattle Department at the State Fair this fall. Editor of Kimball's Dairy Farmer and authority on dairy cattle he arrives in Phoenix November 13th direct from the Louisiana State Fair. His prior judging at the 1914 State Fair earned great satisfaction.
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State Fair Commission
H.G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Iowa
Fair Commission
van Pelt
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Arizona
Phoenix
Pigeons as Pets at San Diego Exposition Pay Off
An idea to beautify the Pan Pacific International Exposition with tame pigeons has grown into a commercial venture. Visitors now buy pet pigeons on the grounds, with a guard reporting a sale of two dollars for a white pigeon and receipts issued. Exposition officials foresee profits from expanding the tame pigeon program.
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San Diego Exposition
Balboa
Bemn
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R. 3
Teeple
St. Joseph
Julia Braam
B. B. Crosby
Eagar
Sunay
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Geo. Marks of
Sidney Sapp
Helen
D. W. Easley
Wetzler
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San Francisco
Jas. H. Scorse
G. V. Robinson
Maddox
Mr. Daily
Cedar Springs
Henry Scorse
Bradley & Williams
Dodge Bros
J. Patterson
G. A. Searle
Los Angeles
W. B
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Needles
Wm. Morgan
Lakeside
Morgan
The
Sheep Sanitary Commission
M.A. Crouse
Elfrida
Henry Warren
Aztec Ranch
Miss Benn
C. E. Perkins
Petrified Forest
L. W. Quinlan
Babbitt Bros. Mercantile
Miss Fay Hey
Holbrook Mercantile Co
C. H. Wisdom
Miss Hey
J. Cairn Dry Goods
W. J. Hookway
W. A. Saunders
Long H Cattle Company
J. M. White
Holbrook M. E
C. E Perkins
Ortega Lake
Perkins
Lord Kitchener
Russia
Orkney Islands
North Atlantic Ocean
Garden City
Kansas
Brown Bros. & Hope
Wallace & Bly
Hennessey Bros
James Donohoe
L. D. Diverbess
Dick Grigsby
J. W. Walker
Albert Warren
L Ady
W. R. Black
Pastime Theater
Creswell
Springerville
John M. Rogers
Virgil Bushman
Tennessee
Ruth Wallace
Merchants & Stockgrowers Bank
H. A. Cooper
Long Beach
Cal
B. N. Dunning
Kingman
A. F. Switzer
Kingman Points
Yuan Shi-Kai
Chinese Republic
Peking
Ada
James Scott
Bazell
Chadwick
Pinedale
Hotel Holbrook
Harvey Moore
St Johns
Cooley Lumber Co
L. M. Raynolds
Holbrook State Bank
Julius Wetzler
S. Adv
J. W. Richards
Snowflake
Taylor
Showlow
the News
Holbrook Bakery
Adv
Mrs. Sapp
W. B. Woods
G. E. Perkins
Irene
Charles Thomas
Curt Cronemeyer
Allantown
C. Cronemeyer
Fourth Ave
New York
N. Y
E. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohia
Chamberlain
Cattle Department
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