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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
The notice extols Dr. Bell’s Pine-Honey as a leading cough remedy with millions recognizing the Bell on the bottle. Commentary criticizes a territorial paper for omitting Ralph H. Cameron, noting political tensions and editorials. Local mentions include Jess Hulet’s bicycle accident and city ordinances against sidewalk riding.
Holbrook Drug Co offers Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve at 25c per box for skin troubles and eruptions. Peter Henderson of Winslow returns to town to work on the club building, praised as a grand project that will honor the town and its club members.
W. H. Clark learns his Desert Tend entry has been allowed after a two year dispute.Meanwhile Robert Scott has been ill at Mesa and hopes to recover to resume travels to northern Arizona this summer.
Word reaches Chambers that Charlie Hathorn is rapidly improving after his self inflicted wound. A petition seeks to designate Chambers as a voting precinct to replace the Navajo cross county location. Crosby�s grading gang moves puerco toward McCarrull Ranch for about six weeks. E. B. Garrard bought a fine filly from J. M. Taylor this week. Mr R S Teeple of Holbrook spent Monday with the grading outfit. Mr and Mrs E E Eagles of Pinto are visiting with Mrs Eagles family. H E Mann bought a two year old filly last week. J M Taylor lost a fine brooke mare Sunday. Clifton Hill for Justice of the Peace.
An advertisement proclaims Sutherland's as a cure for granulated fye lids with a sale labeled Eagle Eye Sale and a guarantee of cure. The piece notes low pass rates at a Territorial Teachers Examination, indicating Board sentiment on second grade certificates, and mentions Mrs Susan Mann visiting from Chambers Street to see her daughter Mrs James Scorse.
This ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs colds asthma croup or bronchial trouble. It urges readers to look for the Bell on the bottle as a sign of authenticity and effectiveness.
A notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the prompt treatment for knife and gun wounds, cuts and burns to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims quick healing for wounds, burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands, and piles, priced at 25 cents.
Notice states the Indian Wells Trading Post, originally owned by J H McAdam, will be sold August 1. For details contact C W McAdam Chin Lee in Gallup New Mexico. The post is described as one of the best locations in the Navajo Reservation.
Mrs A P Reynolds wife of Attorney Reynolds has been quite ill for several days. George H Keyes cashier of Bank of Winslow visited the County Seat during the week. Bob Smithson was in town last week and hauled home some fine fifty inch fence and two large iron gates. Pub must be agoing to primp some.
Albuquerque hosts October 3 to 8 fair with expanded features including a Poultry Show, Kennel Show, and Southwestern Marathon. John R. McManus invites entries and full information while promoting a major resources exposition in the Southwest.
A Buffalo New York resident writes that Dr King s New Life Pills have been a blessing for the family lasting a year. The pills are promoted as a cure all for screed liver and kidney troubles available for 25 cents. In town this week freighters from St Johns and Concho Country bring wool and load merchandise.
Ex Sheriff C I Houck arrived from Heber stating his sons planned a July Fourth celebration. Chet extended his order of firecrackers after learning the Statehood Bill was signed. Preston Bustmen visited town last Wednesday to arrange his mail contract set to begin July 1. M A Candalar ia of Concho departed for Albuquerque Tuesday night.
Mr. R. D. Greer barely cleared a train at a bend crossing east of Holbrook. His horse reared and he was thrown, suffering facial injuries. Locals complain crossings nearby are poorly maintained and dangerous, urging attention to prevent deaths and lawsuits. The notice also lists land entries and other local notices and a brief community update.
Bishop J H Bushman from Joseph City was in town Thursday to conduct church and civic business, meeting local residents and discussing community needs.
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