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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
4
The brief urges continued funding for schools and infrastructure projects as a community effort. It calls for sustained investments in education and road construction to promote growth. Local leaders emphasize that steady development requires collaboration and measurable progress.
Attorney W E Ferguson visited Pinetop last Monday while Sheriff and Mrs R L Newman fished in Whiteriver after leaving Holbrook. Attorney C H Jordan came to Winslow Tuesday evening. Wetzler's promotes Challenge engines and full pipe fittings. Liberty bond subscriptions closed last Friday with oversubscriptions near a billion. Carl Osborne, 2 years 6 months, bought a Liberty bond, possibly the youngest in the state. The board set aside 450 for Farm Advisor Filler up’s retention. Wallace W Newman and family visited from Heber. Wetzler's offers furniture and complete engine line. Frank Franklin added a second chair at Pastime barber shop. Harris Miller sold cattle to Fred Colter for about 50,000, moving stock to White Mountain.
Seven carloads of white faced bulls shipped for sale in Phoenix Arizona. Fine type and marks, lively and vigorous, range raised and accustomed to rocky terrain. Write or call L Scott at Phoenix Trust Company 16 West Adams St. First line includes contact and location. Also includes an advert for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonial from Mrs. Enyeart Huntington Ind. about relief for children during cholera morbus.
State of Arizona files List No. 526 Ser. No. 034617 seeking indemnity for tracts in Townships 12 to 20 North and Ranges 16 to 22 East. Public notice invites objections or proposals during five week publication period before final approval. Dated Phoenix May 21, 1917. J L Irvin Register and John J Birdno Receiver. Date of first publication June 1, 1917. Also notice of sale of real estate in Navajo County. Benjamin First estate sale of lot 11 block 3 Holbrook. Private sale July 5 1917 cash with five percent bid deposit. Terms tax and assessment obligations apply. C H Jordan attorney for administrator. Lloyd C Henning administrator. Has Good Opinion of Chamberlains Tablets ad follows.
IT offers several residences for sale on good terms and invites inquiries to call. An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough with a testimonial from Mrs. P. H. Martin of Peru Indiana. The item also notes an opinion about a banjo tuned folk music and ukulele noise.
Supervisors order immediate award to Omaha Structural Steel Bridge Company for 9000 dollars to build a 120 foot steel span and 210 lineal feet of pile approach and wings. Board recessed to June 7 and actions included highway commission appointments, budget transfers, and tax adjustments. Indigent aid set at seven dollars monthly for Mrs. Lucy Nuanez.
Department of the Interior notice states May E. McLain of Adamana Arizona filed intent to prove up homestead claim No 61KH43 for land in Section 6 Township 18 North Range 24 East G and SR B Meridian. The proof is to be made July 12 1917 before Clerk Lloyd C Henning at Holbrook with witnesses Leo Newman Birney Sapp Robert Alton and Oliver Martin all listed as residents of Holbrook or nearby Sdsmans.
Under new management a local business advertises a motto of clean and obliging service. It lists a good line of general merchandise gasoline and auto oils and greases and asks for patronage.
The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company through Land Commissioner Howell Jones files Serial No. 034431 to enter lands in multiple townships across Gila and Salt River Meridian Arizona under the 1904 act. Protests or adverse claims must be filed by June 25, 1917. Also notice to creditors in the estate of C. E. Cooley deceased, with claims to be shown within ten months at Holbrook Arizona. executor John R. Hulet dated June 18, 1917.
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