Navajo County Candidates Face September Primary
Navajo county politics buzzes as two months remain before the September 7 primary. Incumbents such as W. A. Parr and J. W. Richards seek re election while C. D. Flake and R. L. Newman clash over sheriff plans. County officials including John Flanigan John A. Freeman and J. M. Patterson also weigh bids with several races forming across assessor reporter and county attorney posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo County
W. A. Parr
Winslow
J. W. Richards
St. Joseph
Phoenix
C. D. Flake
Richards
Flake
R. L. Newman
Sheriff Harp
Newman
L. D. Diverbess
Board of Supervisors
John Flanigan
John A. Freeman
Snowflake
C. E. Owens
Flagstaff and Holbrook Baseball Clash Draws Big Crowd
The Flagstaff at Holbrook game ended 10 to 3 in favor of Holbrook. Gibbons of Holbrook and Howard of Flagstaff starred, with Gibbons scoring two runs and Franklin delivering the third in the eighth. Manager Mott Winslow schedules upcoming games through July 25 at various towns.
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Flagstaff
Holbrook
Gibbons
Howard
Franklin
Mott Winslow Indians
Cooley
Kingman
Winslow
Warning Signal for Space Grafters
The piece critiques campaigns and candidate propaganda in a sharp, sardonic tone. It accuses newspapers of pushing party leaders as unrecognized figures while selling advertising space for political gain. It paints a bleak view of a tough, impersonal election year.
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Daily Mail
News
Initiation at Liberty Chapter 23 Eastern Star Meets Four New Members
After a regular meeting four candidates were initiated: Mrs Julia New man Miss Fay Hey Miss Rachel Thomas and Miss Martha Henning. Mrs Nora Chadwick and Mrs Frank Zuck joined Holbrook chapter on demits. A social hour followed with speeches, decorative colors, and refreshments to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Eastern Star
Julia Newman
Fay Hey
Rachel Thomas
Marthra Henning
Nora Chadwick
Frank Zuck
Holbrook
Church Community Club Plans Fete and Sale at Methodist
The Church Community Club met with Mrs G C Hall on Thursday to tackle business after a lapse. Members and Sunday School helpers organize a Community Fete at the Methodist church next Thursday with a musical program and refreshments plus a dry sale in the near future.
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G. C. Hall
Methodist Church
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review highlights state projects
The report lists extensive Arizona activity including Tucson State University dormitory costing 125000, a 4000000 power plant project, a 100000 hotel plans, and widespread mining expansions at Globe, Oatman, Prescott, and Mayer. It notes rail and road work, reservoir projects, a summer college opening, and rising commodity prices impacting markets.
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Tuscon—State University
Benson
Casa Granite
Johnson
Southwest
Oatman
Bowie
Johnson—Arizona Mining & Metal Co
Keystone Copper
Cooley
Apache R. R
Springerville
Presecott
United Verde
Prescott
California
Arizona
Globe— Stage Lines
Miami
Tempe
Eyhoenix
Arizona State and
National Banks
St. Johns
Lyman
Horseshoe
Camp Verde
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Patagonia
Irene
S. P
Ray
Kelvin
Mesa
Chandler
Schi
Smile County
Yuma
Gila Valley
Salt River Valley
Chicago
Globe
Broad Street
Union Highs School Board
Agriculture census notes drop in planted acreage
A five percent reduction in acreage planted last year is reported. Phoenix closes filling stations on Sundays to conserve gasoline. State calls on experts to eradicate loco weed. McCall Ginning Co. to build a $301,000 English ball mill locally. Kigeman Mohave County to build a road to connect with Arrowhead Trail.
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Phoenix
Peoria McCall Ginning Co
Kigeman
Mohave County
Arrowhead
Mrs Brugh Hosts Guests From Denmark at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs M R Brugh entertained Tuesday afternoon for Mrs S G Mayfield and her daughter Miss Christebelle of Denmark S C. The gathering included Irene Whetstone Regina Wetzler Mary Zuck Helen Sapp Fay Flanigan and others. They spent time on needle work and auction bridge and concluded with a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Brugh
S. G. Mayfield
Christebelle
Denmark
S. C
Brugh
Sidney Sapp
Irene Whetstone
Regina Wetzler
Mary Zuck
Helen Sapp
Fay Flanigan
Locklear Daredevil Sky Robbery Scene Shocks Audiences
Movie notices praise Locklear The Daredevil of the Sky filmed in the clouds with a 5000 foot leap. The Divorce Trap stars Gladys Brockwell showing battles of evil and virtue. Pauline Frederick stars in The Fear Woman a dramatic triumph over oppression. Local business and social items report fishing trip plans by Adamana Oil officials and a Holbrook fish market slump forecast after the trip. A house fire damages a Torrez estate property with no fire protection cited. Mrs McBean hosts a luncheon honoring Miss Zella Jones of Flagstaff with several guests listed.
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C. W. Cook
Adamana Oil Company
N. M. Miller
R. S. Teeple
Black River
Eagar
B. B. Crosby
Holbrook
League of Nations
Tensentereust Surrounds the Holbrook Oil Field
The steel cable for the Adrian a well has arrived and is being installed. Management reports progress slowed by an old cable hazard but optimism remains at 100 percent. Casing shipments expected by month end. rails will determine restart toward the sands as two towers go up. Several companies push ahead with drilling and public funding for field development grows as Aztec Petroleum plans ground end operations by August 1.
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Adriana
Cook
Holbrook Oil Company
Holbrook
Aztec Petroleum Securities Company
Arig
Cameron
New Deals Expected to Add Three Rigs to Holbrook Field
Two large deals near completion would bring three additional drilling rigs to the Holbrook field. While plans are not finalized until operations begin, the prominence of the principals and strong negotiation interest suggest these rigs will be secured for Holbrook.
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J. M. Patterson
Thomas R. Greer
Thorwald Larson
W.E. Ferguson
Blackstone
John S. Quirk
Fay Gardner
W. E. Shumway
Shumway
L. C. Owens
Snowflake
Marguerite Drumm
Pauline Woods
D. W. Bailey
Justice’s Court
Superior Court
Holbrook Field
No Hysteria Marks Shifting Oil Field Attitudes
The article notes a change in mood as new rigs arrive and bids for public support begin. Early nervous anticipation gives way to a steadier outlook amid evolving operations and community interest.
Budget System To Be Adopted In Arizona
Charles W. Fairfield, executive secretary to Governor Campbell, moves Arizona to a budget system next year. He has sent blanks to state departments and institutions to record expenditures for Legislature review as the basis for appropriations. Fairfield studied Wisconsin methods and pursues enactment pending further steps.
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Arizona
Charles W. Fairfield
Campbell
Legislaane
Fairfield
Wisconsin
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R. C. Creswell
Flagstaff VS. Holbrook
C. E. S. Social
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review
South Carolina
Locklear
Gladys Brockwell
Pauline Frederick
Eldared
Frederica Torrez
McBean
Rees Cafe
Zella Jones
James H. Scarse
Miss Jones
James H. Scorse
Rees
Katherine Rees
Tensenterest
Holbrook Oil Field
Black Canyon Oil Co
Zuni
Commercial
C. E. Anderson
Pinetop
Lakeside
Taylor, Snowflake and Holbrook
E. McCauley
Hopi Oi Company
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atbert Star
Holbrook Oi! Co
Republic
Monte L. May
Peterson
G. R. Bazell
J. W. Bazell
E. A. Sawyer
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
Dick Grigs
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