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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
4
A rate of twenty dollars applies to all state offices and fifteen dollars to county offices for carrying campaign banners in this column until primary day. All entrants must pay upon entry.
For assessor I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Assessor subject to the will of the voters in the Primary election September 7 1920 Wallack E B Shumway.
John S. Quirk declares his bid for the Navajo County Assessor post subject to voters in the September 7 1920 primary.
Voters in Navajo County select a sheriff candidate in the primary. C. W. Harp is listed among contenders. The notice outlines the official primary election process and candidate names for the position.
County Attorney Tos. R. Greer announces forthcoming legal action against Holbrook property owners with unpaid taxes. Delinquents in Holbrook face publication of their names next week unless payment is made by June 30 1920.
Baden W. Holbrook News office lists a 14.04 and 20 acre parcels with 14 sec. Boa east 276.85 of sec. 4, township 17 N range 20 EB. Also notes for rent three furnished houses available through C. H. Jordan.
The notice recalls a social gathering planned by the Methodist Church on July 1. It highlights the church as the host and calls attention to the community event with a brief pointer to attendance.
Fenced pasture west of Snowflake available for one thousand head of cattle. Unused for over a year, in fine shape with knee high grass and ample water. Contact Geo Taylor at the Commercial Hotel or box 385.
The Arizona Wool Growers Association holds its annual meeting at the Orpheum Theatre Building in Flagstaff on July 7 and 8, 1920, beginning at 10 A M. Officers, an Executive Committee, and Advisory Boards will be elected, with a joint session for cattle and sheep growers. F J Hagenbarth of Idaho and Charles P Mullen of Arizona will address the gathering along with federal and state officials.
An invitation is issued for Live Stock men to attend an upcoming meeting. The notice lists officers 4H. E. Campbell as President and F. W. Perkins as Secretary and suggests a notably engaging session time. Je25-21.
Hubert T. Duke files a contest to cancel Jose M. Garcia entry for the south half of section 24, township 11 north range 22 east. Garcia allegedly died in 1917 with no legal widow and land deemed better for grazing. contest specifies nonresidence and abandonment not tied to military service. Respond within twenty days after the fourth publication with sworn answer and proof of service.
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