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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
3
The notice lists subscription rates and advertising costs for the Holbrook News Publishing Co. including one year six months and three months prepay options. It provides representative names Frank C. Mattox Janes Winslow and Navajo County facts with supervisor lineup and county population figures.
Superior Courts list regular jury terms by county. Mohave holds terms on the first Monday in February June and October. Yavapai allocates January May and September on the first Tuesday. Coconino uses January May and September on the second Monday. Navajo schedules February June and October on the third Monday.
Postmaster E J Smith announces mail closing times for Holbrook with daily money order and general delivery windows. Details include closing times for trains Nos 2 9 3 10 and incoming parcels from Snowflake Fort Apache Springerville Eagar Heber, plus lobby hours 8 am to 8 pm.
Deport Texas item reports a new branding iron by Unique Branding Iron Monardh V Hayes enabling each animal to carry a unique number from 1 to 9999 and a book to trace purchases, sales, births, profits, and missing stock for theft or fence damage. The piece lauds stock-raising innovations before noting local ties and community notes from Flagstaff.
Charles A. Clark a noted Navajo County sheepman and firm partner subscribed for The News. He wed Miss May Petersen at the Olay official paper of Navajo County. The item notes his Oklahoma marriage and the couple’s connection to The News.
An advertisement in the Holbrook News touts carbon papers of top quality available in every size at city prices. The feature highlights affordability and broad stock for local buyers.
A compact, promotional item urging families to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. Claims universal usefulness and pre-summer necessity. Encourages purchase from all dealers and notes help lines in the News.
All professional cards in HOL BROOK News will incur a monthly fee of 0.75 dollars. The new rate applies to all qualifying cards and will be billed each calendar month.
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