The Pup and The Boy A Tragic Mountain Tale
A stray dog with a loving heart befriends a freckled boy in blue denim. The boy leaves for the mountains to care for his ill mother, while the Pup grows up indoors and faced with cruelty. Back home on the Fourth of July tragedy strikes when a firecracker prank leads to the Pup’s death, leaving the boy to question the crowd’s blame and the moral of the tale.
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Railroad Avenue
Jimmy
Colorado
Sonny
Fellows
Notice of Sale of $11,750 Navajo County School Bonds
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors orders sale of twelve bonds totaling 11750 issued by School District No. 6 Taylor Navajo County Arizona for buying a site building and equipment. Sealed bids due August 22 1922 at 10:60 am at Holbrook courthouse. bid must be par with unconditional certified check. publication in Holbrook News for five weeks.
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Uhe Board of Supervisors
Navajo County
Arizona
Taylor
Board of Supervisors
Navajo
Ste Board of Supervisors
Tigor
Board of Supervision
Court House
Holbrook
Navajounty
Holbrook News
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Washington, D. C
First National Bank of
Summons in Navajo County Superior Court Arizona
L B Putney Mercantile Company sues J H Canfield administrator of Frank J Brundage estate in Navajo County Superior Court. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in county or thirty days otherwise. judgment by default may be entered. Clerk Lloyd C Henning signs, June 16 1922.
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State of Arizona
Navajo
L. B Putney Mercantile Company
J. H. Canfield
Frank J. Brundage
Hol
Lloyd C. Henning
Said Superior Court
Olive Clarke
Navajo County Board of Equalization Proceeds
Navajo County Arizona sets June session to review increases of assessed values on listed properties. Owners notified to appear July first for hearing at nine in the morning with witnesses. Assessments include cattle sheep fowl and improvements across numerous named individuals and properties.
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Board OF Equalization
Navajo County
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Equalization
Bazell Motor Co
Baldwin
W. C
Herling
Emil
Boyer
Eat
Elmire
Bushman
J. L
Holt
J. W
Houck
Hatch
Luruon
E. J
LaPrade
Diana
Boumbe Nelson
Jos
Ortega
Thos
Pearce
Peterson
Joe
Jesse H
Reed
Ramsey
J. G
Rogers
Amos
A. L
Chas
Henry
Sawyer
Otondo
Turley
T. W
Court House
M. R Tanner
Old Fisherman Recalls Massive Salmon Trout Haul
In a Washington Star reminiscence the elderly fisher recounts a dramatic late nineteenth century catch along a southern river fork. He describes a warm drizzly day, a huge school of salmon trout sweeping the river, and locals using oversized fish as stakes for beans, with bridges worn by the passing fish.
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South Fork
Washington Star
First to Cross Continent Mackenzie Route North of Mexico
The Scotsman Sir Alexander Mackenzie, serving the old North West Company, became the first white man to cross the continent by a route north of Mexico. He led a expedition from Peace River mid 1790s, reaching the Pacific in 1793, carving his name on a rock at Lat 52 20 48 N. He then returned eastward.
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Mexico
Sir Alexander Mackenzie
Old North West Company
Hudson's Bay Company
Mackenzie
Far West
Peace River
Rocky Mountains
Fraser River
Pacific
Alexander Mackenzie
Canada
Conservation of the Birds in Public Welfare
The article argues that ethical and aesthetic concerns demand strong measures to conserve birds. It notes citizens should protect fauna as national treasures for future generations and current enjoyment, linking a growing public interest in nature to organized efforts and individual kindness toward birds in parks and lawns.
Pathetic Picture of Author in Gosse Impressions
In the first chapter of Edmund Gosse s Impressions a recalling of a recurring walk toward Whitehall after 1876 introduces a aged hirsute man seen with a large ostrich feather and a robust sybil woman with massive features in Paris fashion. The contrast between solemn faces and frivolous headgear strikes a provincial note.
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Edmund Gosse
Victoria
London
Whitehall
George Henry Lewes
Sybil
Paris
George Eliot
Edmondson's Ticket Invention Affects Railway Travel
In a retrospective look, Thomas Edmondson, an English inventor, revolutionized rail transport by creating the printed ticket system. Before his brint based method, travelers were logged by hand or in a ledger, and he profited fairly via a license of two dollars per mile of railway.
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Thomas Edmondson
Edmondson
Edwardsen
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Mmoiselle
B. B. Owens
M. R.tanner
Winslow, Arizona
Kodak
Guy Franklin
F. D. Howe
Prop
the Holbrook Drug Company
NEW_REEL CAFE
Scorse
Porter Street
L. B. Putney Merc. CO
Ignacio Bazan
Joaquin A. Bazan
Josquin A. Bazan
J. E. Crosby
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
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