Prospectus on National Forest timber lands in Arizona New Mexico
The general selling prospectus issued by District Foresters at Albuquerque presents large scale timber opportunities in Arizona and New Mexico with maps of three main regions and expected timber volumes. It highlights rising stumpage demand since 1905, cites fiscal year receipts, and outlines advantages including low carrying charges and government borne fire risk while noting 46 percent of gross receipts fund roads and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Coconino
Sitgreaves
Tusayan
Carson
Bilion
Jemez
Pecos
Datil
Gila
Apache
Forest Service
National Forest
Congress
Early cultivation tips for corn and cotton from crop specialists
Washington advises immediate postplanting cultivation using a weeder or section harrow. Two additional passes are recommended before standard cultivators, with diagonal and then perpendicular runs to tame weeds, suited to soil types and enabling more land to be worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Guardianship estate of Leland Larson set for accounting
In Navajo county Arizona Superior Court guardianship for Leland Leroy Larson minor the guardian James A Larson has filed his annual account for settlement. The court will hear objections June 15 1914 at 10 00 am in Holbrook court house. Clerk W B Woods issues first publication June 5 1914.
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State OF
Arizona
Navajo
Leland Leroy Larson
James A. Larson
Holbrook
A. D
Cattle and Mutton Prices at Kansas City Stock Yards
Prices at Kansas City stock yards show killing grade cattle steady to weak with stockers and feeders easing. Native steers mostly 7.90 to 8.65, prime weights near 9, calves and stock calves solid, spring lambs up 40 to 50 cents, ewes and wethers mixed, Texas muttons steady. Receipts about 10,800 with 28 cars Milwau kee stock and 10 from King City en route. J A Rickarr, Market Correspondent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Milwaukee
King City
Colorado
Western Nebraska
Union Pacific
North Texas
Oklahoma
Texas
J. A. Rickarr
Seven Class A fires reported in Sitgreaves district
The Sitgreaves National Forest weekly bulletin notes seven Class A fires caused by lightning after weekend showers. Lumberman Wynne from Albuquerque arrived to re examine the Navajo sale area. Supervisor Jennings visited Willow Wash Ranger station and Deer Spring Lookout to connect the Indian Service telephone line to Cibicue and test lookout effectiveness. The line should be in use soon linking to Whiteriver. Mrs Ashurst returned to Lakeside Ranger station from Winslow and is recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynne
Albuquerque
Navajo Sale
Jennings
Willow Wash
Deer Spring
Indian Service
Cibicue
Whiteriver
W. &. Ashurst
Lakeside Ranger Station
Winslow
Like Many of the Rest Reform Skeptically Recalled
A comic exchange centers on marriage and reform plans between Mrs. Naggers and her husband. The wife recalls intending to reform her spouse, while he jokes that reformers seize chances to boast rather than change.
Withdrawn Lands Restored to Entry Under Salt River Project
Land office notice states withdrawn lands in Salt River Project, Arizona are restored to entry with settlement not before June 29 and July 29, 1914. Describes township ranges and sections, warns against post withdrawal settlements, and notes no power potential or state preference rights. Advisory to check survey status at local lands office.
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U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Anzona
Salt River Project
Arizona
Advertised Letters At Holbrook Post Office
Unclaimed letters for the week ending June 6, 1914 include Mrs. George Blundell, B. W. P. Craig, F. K. Morgan Sr, Gregorio Espinsa, E. J. Smrru. Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook Post Office
George Blundell
B. W. P. Craig
F. K. Morgan
Gregorio Espinsa
E. J. Smrru
Notice for Publication Ma anned Department of the Interior
Notice from the U S Land Office at Phocula announcing intention to make five proofs to claim land in Township 29 East, Range 8, near Arizona. Leonard Olean of ruck Arizona appears as claimant with witnesses listed. First publication January 12, 1914.
Notice of Land Claim for Lizzie Taylor at Holbrook
U S Land Office at Phoenix prints notice of intention to make five year proof for Lizzie Taylor widow of James Taylor of Chambers Arizona. She entered homestead No 05075 in 1909 for SE2 Section 20 Township 21N Range 28E G&SR Meridian and will appear before U S Commissioner R C Smith at Holbrook on June 16 1914. Witnesses F A Woods Milo Bennett G F Woods John McCarroll all of Chambers Arizona. Thomas F Weedin Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Lizzie Taylor
James Taylor
Chambers
Range
G&sr
Meridian
R. C. Smith
U. S
Holbrook
F. A. Woods
Milo Bennett
G. F. Woods
John McCarroll
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Stomach Relief Reported After Five Years of Trouble
A Kentucky man recounts five years of severe stomach trouble and headaches. After three months on Thedford's Black Draught, symptoms subsided. the remedy is praised as a safe vegetable option for stomach and liver disorders and recommended for family use.
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Charles Thomas
Holbrook, Ariz
Little Colorado River
Phoenix Park
Forest Reserve
Merk
Dudan
Mersic Ariz
James Donahoe
Rio Puerco
Jer
W. B. Woods
Sitgreaves National Forest
Gila and
Salt River Base
Bee
Pat
Phocula
Leonard Olean
Ruck
Pacey
Wis
Bedtoni
B.C. Smith
U.S
Holbrook News Publishing Co
The
Merchants & Stock
Holbrook, Arizona
Joan R. Hulet
H. H. Scorse
D. J. Thomas
J. F. Matthews
Asst
Arizona Co-operative Mercantile Institution
ST. Johns
Springerville
Studebaker Wagons
McCormick
Oliver
J. 1
Case
Temple
el Toro Cement
Black Leaf
Remington- U. M. C. Arms and Ammunition
Hughes
Pomerayton, Ky
A. A. Hughes
Thedford
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