Many a Mickle Mak's A Muckle Prophecy for Holbrook Camp Ground
A Holbrook column argues that many small local efforts add up to a better town project. It urges starting with simple improvements at the municipal campground site and growing them through donated labor and community action. The piece frames the proverb many a little makes a lot as a guiding principle for funding, land negotiation, and tourism appeal. It underscores the campground as a business necessity and calls for a coordinated day of work to kick off progress.
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Harry Lauders
Holbrook
Business Men Should Cheer Up Says Babson
Roger W. Babson argues in a weekly interview that musicians and actors are temperamental while average business men fluctuate daily. He notes a cycle of pessimism and optimism over sixty days and says nature follows its natural course despite mood swings. A year earlier, business optimism faded then briefly rose.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Predicts Slow Yet Steady Economic Rebound
Economist Babson argues prosperity forecasts misread business cycles. He says conditions are dull due to a wet spring floods and strikes, but long term readjustment is natural. He predicts a gradual climb into 1922 with building, auto, lumber, and hardware demand leading the recovery.
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South
New England
New York State
Europe
Ex-service man Robert K Noble cycles from Navajo to coast
Robert K Noble from Federalsburg Maryland, ex soldier of the 29th Division who saw Argonne fighting and was gassed in Alsace describes his voyage across the country by bicycle. He left Navajo early Wednesday morning, pedalled 33 miles to Winslow by noon, then continued toward the Coast aiming to arrive by June 27.
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Robert K. Noble
Federalsburg
Maryland
Argonne
Alsace
Navajo
Holbrook
Winslow
Notice and Order for Navajo County School Bonds Sale
Public notice from Navajo County Arizona authorizes sale of School District No. 6 bonds totaling 11750 dollars for building a school site and house. It details bond terms twelve bonds 1000 dollars each and one 750 dollar bond dated July 1 1922, 6 percent interest, redeemable after seven years, with sealed bids due August 70 1922 at 10:00 am and a bid opening by the Board of Supervisors in Holbrook.
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State of
Arizona
Navajo County
Ignacio Bazan
Joaquin A. Bazan
Holbrook
State of Arizona
Holbrook News
Navajo
E. Crosby
Board of Supervisors
Taylor
Ajo County
Ajo
a_ National Bank
Notice and Order for Sale of School Bonds Turquoise Arizona
Navajo County Arizona orders sale of eleven thousand seven hundred fifty dollar school bonds for School District No 6 Taylor. The successful bidder must deposit certified funds and forfeit if terms are not met. Bids not below par with accrued interest. board may reject all bids and publish for five consecutive weeks in Holbrook News reporting date June 6, 192.
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Navajo County
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
Holbrook News
Taylor
Snowflake Herald Celebrates Ninth Birthday
The Snowflake Herald marked its ninth year with a note of pride this past week. Owner Mrs. R C Smith is commended for steady leadership and the paper's continued presence in the community.
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Snowflake Herald
R.C. Smith
Those Wonderful California Herbs Cure Rheumatism
A May 6 1929 Minburn Iowa letter promotes Rheumatism Herb Co products from Ocean Park California. The writer requests a pound of herbs claiming relief for her mother and mentions a sister-in-law in Norwalk Iowa who reported cures. The notice invites free testimonials and commissions for agents nationwide.
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California
Minburn
Jaws
Mra. Bm. Jones
U.S
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F. D. Howe
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the Holbrook Drug Company
NEW Reel Cafe
Scorse
Porter Street
L. B. Putney Merc. CO
Winslow, Arizona
Kodak
B. BE. Owens
M. R. Tanner
Rheumatism Herb Company
Advt
Ocean Park
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