Local Brevities and Flag Day Note Wool Sales Reported
R D Greer transacted business at Flagstaff Friday. The Electric theater closes tonight with a special exhibition. Flagstaff cattle shipments and wool clips noted. Wool sales totaled 275000 pounds with buyers including Nasif Tamar Geo Scott Robt Scott and Hantock Bros. to Caspar Cohn Los Angeles. June 14 marked Flag Day activities nationwide.
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R. D. Greer
Flagstaff
Electric Theater
Nasif Tamar
Geo. Scott
L. I. Bruns
Boston
Jas. Scott
A. Vandewort
Robt. Scott
Hantock
Snowflake Items from a Local Window Scene
A rainy day note highlights county life with remarks on rain, wind, and a strong water supply. E. Mickelson builds brown stone and marble monuments, while hay and grain crops look promising. A large corral near town will receive beef steers arriving June 15 from across the country as forest fires spread.
Arizona News Briefs Highlight Vetoes and Debates
Governor Hunt vetoes the prize fight bill while the reform school remains in Benson. Graham county protests tax commission orders to raise assessed value. Lawmakers discuss abolishing the Arizona senate. A truck farm near Bisbee linked to city sewer water faces restriction. Arizona’s six delegates at large named Taft contest board. Augustine Caballero dies at 68, early Indian fighter. Prof McOmie plans dry farming experiments and supplementary irrigation on Prescott plots.
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A. Montieth McOmie
Arizona
Prescott
Navajo County Supervisors Hold June 3 1912 Meeting
Official minutes record a regular session in Holbrook with resignations and elections for Justice of the Peace Winslow. Hansen wins after two ballots, several road and bridge actions noted, bills approved, and adjournment at 1 p m.
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Board of Supervisors of
Navajo County
Ariz
Board of Supervisors
Holbrook
M.N. Thompson
Thos. F. Dye
Justice of the Peace
Winslow
Arizona
Local Health Advisory Details Residency Stay for Visitors
Officials note visitors and residents may remain in the area for about a month while conditions are monitored. Guidance emphasizes basic precautions and access to local services during the temporary settlement period.
Farmer Education Trains Reach Wide Audiences
The office of experiment stations of the U S department of agriculture ran 62 railroad instruction trains covering over 35 000 miles in the year. Nearly 1 000 000 people attended the meetings. Moveable schools numbered 149, with 40 000 in attendance.
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Office of Experiment Stations
United States Department of Agriculture
A. C. True
Farmer’s In
Agricultural fairs attract millions in yearly attendance
Institutes and fairs drew over two million attendees to agricultural discussions with more than three million when including special institutes, marking an increase of over four thousand from the prior year.
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Jane F. Woods
Mexico
Election Votes and Apportionment in the Electoral College
The piece analyzes projected November votes surpassing 15 million, comparisons to 1908, and how apportionment methods affect total electoral votes. It notes possible expansion to 531 votes under a new plan, with shifts to New York, Pennsylvania, California, Oklahoma, Illinois, Massachusetts and others, and lists state-by-state allocations under both old and new schemes.
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Arizona
New Mexico
South
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Oklahoma
Illinois
Massachusetts
Alabama
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Louisiana
Michigan
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Montana
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
Readers ought to vote with their feet in critique
The Grand Junction Herald argues readers who complain about a paper should instead ignore items they dislike and focus on what suits the majority. It compares tolerant hotel guests to forgiving diners, noting that vocal critics impact fewer readers each year.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Retribution St Peter Sold Out Theatrical Manager
A fragment hints at a conversation about a theater show titled Retribution with St Peter and a theatrical manager. The line indicates an apology and a sold out status reflecting a performance shortage or moral framing.
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St. Peter
A Cute Lassie and the Winked Eyelashes
A short dialogue excerpt features Miss Thornhill Lucy and a young man. She jokes about eyelashes and eye gear while he blurts out admiration. The scene blends light flirtation with a touch of comic embarrassment as their conversation reveals mutual attraction.
Creamed Vegetables Guide with Cream Sauce Steps
Creamed vegetables offer a rich serve using milk or cream. New potatoes, asparagus, celery, onions, parsnips and turnips are described with steps for trimming, cooking, and finishing in white sauce, baked or simmered until tender and set.
Treason and Sweetheart Talk In Odd Exchange
In a curious exchange, Eas Memgfiara and his sweetheart banter over fidelity while a distant scene mentions Red Ears and Tails. Bagdad is noted for white asses with ears and tails colored bright red, and F. A. Zuck advertises cash for hides.
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Bagdad
Estray notice of a black horse with LVL branding
A black horse with a white facial stripe arrived at Silver Creek on May 25. It bears LVL branding on the right hip and a blurred mark or brand on the left jaw. The notice requests identification and recovery by the owner.
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Silver Creek
Notice for Publication 0179 Homestead final proof set
Department of the Interior Land Office Phoenix May 11 1912 notice to Niels Samuel Hanson of Lakeside Arizona that he to make final five year proof to establish claim on his homestead entries for sections 23 and 26 township 9 north range 22 east meridian before R C Smith Holbrook Arizona on June 18 1912 witnesses John L Fish J H Hansen C A Gardner and C P Cooley. First publication May 17 1912.
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Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Arizona
Niels Samuel Hanson
Lakeside
G& S R
R. C. Smith
U. S
Holbrook
John L
Notice for Publication 02649 Final Proof Land Claim
Juan N. Padilla of Holbrook Arizona filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for the southwest quarter section 10 township 17 north range 21 east G and S R Meridian. The proof will be before R. C. Smith U.S. Commissioner at Holbrook on June 19 1912 with Amado Montano Juan Baca and Longino Baca listed as witnesses. Frank H Parker Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Juan N. Padilla
Holbrook
N. Range
G &S R
Amado Montano
Juan Baca
Longino Baca
Frank H, Parker
Register
Insurance Offer Details From American Registry Company
A dated notice promotes death, weekly accident or sickness benefits, limb or eyesight loss, and emergency relief with a $2000 death benefit and $6 yearly cost. It targets men and women 16 to 65, claims $100,000 state deposit protection, and invites readers to send age sex occupation to Dept. 441 Erie Pa.
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Reliable Company
American Registry Company
Erie
Read the News and Keep Post Ed
The item advertises the newspaper post editors offering a subscription at two dollars per year. It highlights affordability and ongoing access to current news content for readers seeking updated information.
Public Stenographer Office Notice in Holbrook
A public stenographer office notice lists the Court House Residence and Central Hotel in Holbrook on the second floor, signaling a municipal or court related location detail. The fragment implies a government or legal proceeding access point tied to local buildings.
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Court House
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