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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
8
Local notes report Crause moving a building from Bank lots and post office area plans. District attorney Geary and various residents travel, shop, and plan new brick and stone buildings. A wedding at the courthouse joins Miss Romero and H B Allen. Business prospects, wool buyers, and cattle merchants feature amid community updates and a moral essay on parenting.
Generals Earl D. Thomas and Major Robt L. Hirst arrive from Denver for an annual official visit to Fort Apache. They stay at Cooley's quarters, depart at 5 20 p m, reach Fort Apache by morning, and praise the post's order. The Merchants and Stock Growers Bank plans to open in Holbrook, with Hulet as president and Cline as cashier.
A long list preserves territorial administrators Governor Sloan and officials like Ter. See G. A. Young and Ter. Aud. Foster. Navajo County names include Sheriff Woods Recorder McAllister and Treasurer Diverbess with multiple supervisors and local business mentions. Also notes on Santa Fe timetable and origins of dog names with Belnheim spaniel and bulldog tales.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet a young wife notes three bridge invitations for George that evening, her mother suggesting George is popular while the wife counters that he is an easy loser, highlighting social dynamics around leisure and luck.
In a magazine piece Bobcutten notes how some people deny sleep’s rest as a blessing. They feel cheated, imagining sleep as a theft from waking life. The essay contrasts welcomed repose with claimed deprivation and questions the meaning of dreaming.
The naval station post office at Guantanamo Cuba is officially named Bagley in honor of Ensign Bagley who gave his life in the Spanish American War.
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