Chamber of Commerce Banquet Sets Evening Hour
The Chamber of Commerce members voted to shift their regular feed to the evening, planning a June fourteenth banquet at Rees Cafe with 75 cent tickets and optional guest invitations. Speakers will focus on a single topic, Our Municipal Camp Ground, with emphasis on prepared insights and orderly discussion. The Elk picnic at Lakeside featured a blue lake, barbeque, and social trips to Cooley ranch and lumber yard, praised for a fine day and plentiful food.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rees Cafe
Elks
Lakeside
Cooley
Cooley Lumber Ill
Dee and Doe in Town News and Advertising Row
Local column riffs on Dee and Doe and their antics in town life. The piece teases advertising, health, and publicity in a humorous set of vignettes, with playful references to responses from residents and the press.
Holbrook News Notes Mention Local Visitors and Hunters
Mr. James Donohoe arrived from his Adamana ranch on Monday. Dr. Sampson of Winslow visited Holbrook on No. 18 seeking future trips. W Nelson came from the Black Canyon Oil Well. Walker, a government hunter, passed through Holbrook en route to Chevelon headwaters to pursue a predatory silver tip bear threatening ranch stock. He is a famed hunter and warns the bear to leave.
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Sampson of
Winslow
Holbrook
Mr. Walker
Chevelon
Bruin
Notice to Taxpayers Navajo County 1922 assessment roll open
County Assessor of Navajo County serves the 1922 assessment roll on May 20 1922 in Holbrook Arizona for taxpayer inspection during office hours. County Board of Equalization meets June 1 at the Board of Supervisors to review and adjust the roll as needed. M R Tanner Clerk Board of Supervisors.
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Navajo County
Holbrook
Arizona
County Board of Equalization
Board of Supervisors
M. R. Tanner
Near Tragedy at Little Colorado Swimming Hole
A group of youths in the Little Colorado near the cement bridge faced a drowning scare when Virginia Shumway sank after her improvised life preserver failed. Thelma Bunger Velma Shumway and Loral Shumway were pulled under, then Atty. T. R. Greer and Mr. Shumway Sr. helped free them. All survived after swift rescue. mothers and witnesses described the ordeal and warned others to swim only with supervision.
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Colorado
Virginia Shumway
Thelma Bunger
Velma Shumway
Loral Shumway
Atty. T. RK. Greer
Mr. Shumway Sr
Lora
Velma
Silver Creek
Shumway
Summer Schedule: No Morning Services Weekdays
Rev. Frank R. Speck announces no morning services during the summer. Evening services remain at 7 45. Sunday School is at 10 o clock.
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Frank R. Speck
Cooley Mill to Reopen Ahead of July Start
The Cooley lumber mill plans an early reopenment with workers engaged and lines set for operation by July first. Hoobrook residents welcome the revived enterprise as a sign of local prosperity. horses used in logging have been shipped back and are ready at Cooley.
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Cooley
Holbrook
Huge Fossil Found Near Adamana by Missouri Team
M G Mehl professor of paleontology at the University of Missouri is in Adamana directing excavations. He and assistants including J S J Sempich and Lester Bailey uncover a four foot skull with fearsome teeth. The team makes plaster casts while mapping topography between Kansas City and the Pacific Coast.
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M. G. Mehl
University of Missouri
Adamana
Mehl
Middle West
J.S.J. Sempich
Lester Bailey
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Maj or Snipe Visits with Pollocks Returning to Flagstaff
Major Snipe of Cooley came to town on Tuesday with Ma and Mrs. Pollock who had been in the mountains for some time and were en route back to their home in Flagstaff.
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Major Snipe
Cooley
Mrs. Pollock
Flagstaff
Speck family to visit relatives in Ohio this week
Mrs F R Speck leaves Tuesday for an extended visit in the East accompanied by daughters Betty Mary and Ruth. The group travels by train No 2 to visit friends and relatives in Ohio.
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F.R. Speck
Betty
Mary
Ruth
Ohio
Ace and Thimble Club Meeting At Mrs Cadwell’s Home
The Ace and Thimble Club gathered at Mrs. L. Cadwell’s home with many members present. Dessie and Claire arrived late, and Mrs. Cadwell treated guests to a cool fragrant refreshment that tinkled when served, much enjoyed on the hot day.
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Ace and Thimble Club
Holbrook News Notes Visitors and Residents Stopovers
Holbrook hosts Dr. Swigert of Denver visiting on Monday and Mr. James from an eastern firm stopping by this week. Mrs. C. D. Richardson of Winslow and Mrs. Wallater with Mrs. Zalaha of Cooley visited or traveled through Holbrook. Dr. Freeman of Florence, connected with the Federal Loan Aid Bureau, and Gov t Hunter Mr Miller from Flagstaff appeared in town. Atty. Fred Nelson of St Johns and his son Leland, Phoenix High School graduate, were also in Holbrook.
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Dr. Swigert
Denver
Holbrook
James
Toelle
A.C.M
C. D. Richardson
Winslow
L. D. Smyth
John
Jesse Pearce
Taylor
Dr. Freeman
Florence
Federal Loan Aid Bureau
Mr Miller
Gov't Hunter
Flagstaff
Our City
Luna
Atty
Fred Nelson
St. Johns
Leland
Phoenix High School
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Safety First
Lloyd . Henning
W. E. Ferguson
Vemney
Holbrook, Arizona
Deloi L- Bundy
Arthur F. Switzer
North Holbrook Hotel
Hears
Holixoox
BC Gibbs
HC Gibbs PO
Gibbs & Gibbs
Lawyers Physicians
Phoenix
Ariz
Albert Warren
Lloyd C. Henning
Accour
W. Y. Balding
Edward Horton
Chai Crumely
Contractor & Bulder
Sidney Sapp
Fisher and Halbrecht Merchant Tailors
Pressing Holbrook
Dee
Doe
Holbrook Home
Holbrook News Notes
James Donohoe
W. Nelson
Black Canyon
Detroit
Jennings Auto CO
Ford Dealers
Holbrook, Ariz
A. and
T. Club
Cooley Lumber Company
Anichec
Timon
Yuu
the Clancy Kids
Percy L. Crosby
the McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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