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Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1913

Page

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School Notes Highlight Record Attendance at Institute

Phoenix area school notes report the Joint County Institute drawing about 800 teachers, with sessions from 8:45 a m and 8:00 p m. Speakers included Dr Charles H Keyes Winship and Dr C Muerman. Activities featured music readings and visits by teachers and guests.

Maude S. Dawson Marguerite Conwell Swindell Lloyd C. Henning Joint County Teachers Institute Phoenix

Crosby Crouse Tie the knot in Flagstaff on board

Navajo county attorney Jesse Crosby and Miss Ruth Crouse wed Wednesday morning after securing a license in Flagstaff They traveled on to Los Angeles for a honeymoon with a playful incident of old shoes attached to Crosby’s baggage during a stop and Holbrook friends send congratulations for a long life of wedded bliss.

Jesse Crosby Navajo County Ruth Crouse Los Angeles Crosby Aung Flagstaff Mr. Crosby Holbrook Mrs. Crosby

Cattle Trip Reporter Returns From Kansas City

County Supervisor E T Hatch of Taylor and Tom Pickett, who traveled to Kansas City with 900 head of Wetzler cattle, returned to Holbrook this morning. Pickett says the trip was fine and he met many childhood friends in the city, making his stay pleasant.

E.t.hatch Taylor Tom Pickett Kansas City Holbrook Harry Jamison Denver Cottage Hotel Hugh Carpenter Alfred Garrison Winslow John Pearce Woodruff

First Annual Registered Tournament a Splendid Success

The Holbrook Gun Club hosted its first annual tournament on November 11 with high quality shooting despite lower attendance. Notable visitors included Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Huntley of Kansas City and Captain A. H. Hardy of Denver. Huntley extended praise after a long run, while Hardy performed a dramatic shooting exhibition. The event also saw the laying of the Northern Arizona Trapshooting League foundation and elections of officers J. S. Hulet, P. A. Melick, and C. P. Cooley. Local shooters excelled, with five winning over $20 and many hitting 90 percent. Weather brought soaking rains, and sales ads followed after.

Holbrook Gun Club Denver Colorado A. W. Broner Los Angeles California R. A. Warner Phoenix B. F. Wilson Gallup New Mexico F. £. Lowe C. S. Patterson Williams N. A. Hardeman Albuquerque Mr. Huntley Holbrook Jess Hulet Cat’* Wilson Wilson Hardy Northern Arizona Trapshooting League J. S. Hulet P. A. Melick C. P. Cooley

Holbrook and Vicinity News Highlights This Week

Holbrook and nearby towns see a flow of visitors and residents from Snowflake Lakeside Winslow and Chambers. Notables including J. M. Murray and Rev. Carl M. Ross appear amid homestead proofs and gun club events. Thanksgiving approaches as crafters and traders prepare.

Postal receipts show Arizona city populations and growth

The 1913 year ending June 30 totals for Arizona post offices list receipts for cities including Phoenix 96568, Tucson 48280, Bisbee 32589, Flagstaff 11803, Mesa 9476, Yuma 11853, Prescott 21885, and many others, indicating urban activity and development across the state.

Presidential Post Office Arizona Ashfork Benson Bisbee Clifton Douglas Flagstaff Florence Globe Grand Canyon Hayden Holbrook Humboldt Jerome Kelvin Kingman Mesa Metcalf Miami Morenci Nogales Phoenix

Agricultural demonstration train to visit Holbrook Thursday

The University of Arizona Experiment Station and Santa Fe Railway send a daylong exhibit to Holbrook on November 20. The program features lectures on irrigation, dry farming, crop selection, dairying, grazing, pest control, and domestic science by university and local speakers.

University of Arizona The Santa Fe Railroad Company Holbrook A. H. Wilde A. W. Morrill W. H. Lawrence G. E. P. Smith A. M. McOmie J. J. Thorn

Masquerade Ball at the Pastime on Thanksgiving Night

A masquerade ball and picture show are planned at the Pastime on Thanksgiving, Thursday November 27. Dancers are requested to mask until midnight. Edw J Garrigan, from the drug store building, will manage costumes. Tickets cost $1, ladies and bystanders free. E Sellberg, the plumber, says the heating plant will be stalled by Saturday.

J. Garrigan E. Sellberg

Holbrook stockyards report October shipping totals rise

Thirty five thousand lambs were shipped from Holton in October along with 11 748 cattle reaching a month total of 46 743 head. J W Bennett of Houck sold 220 two year old steers to C Eshnique of Sierra California, shipped from Navajo on the 11th, inspected by Lew H Mickey with Divelbess. L W Jaques of Lakeside shipped 7 000 lambs from Holbrook, J J Spears loading hundreds of head for western markets. Morse Bros Will Richards Hancock and Tom Ortega also shipping. Winter clothing from Erickson the tailor of Winslow comes to Holbrook November 18th.

Holtnt Holoe J. W. Bennett Houck C. Eshnique Sierra California L. D. Divelbess Navajo Lew H. Mickey Mr. Divelbess L. W. Jaques Lakeside Holbrook J. J. Spears Morse Bros Will Richards Mr.Hancock Tom Ortega

Watch Presented to Betts by Masons at Grand Canyon Event

A. A. Betts, Phoenix lodge worshipful master, received a gold watch from Masons who attended the Grand Canyon ceremonial session. The presentation followed remarks by Thomas R. Marshall, Indiana Mason and U S vice president, who praised Betts for originating the idea and organizing the event. Governor George Hunt, Recorder Frank Thomas, and Contesseoran Carl Hayden spoke. a banquet followed in the Masonic lodge rooms.

Grand Canyon A. A. Betts Phoenix Lodge Thomas R. Marshall Indiana United States Masonic Hall Leroy A. Middleton Marshall Arizona Betts Howard Contecessoran Carl Hayden George Hunt Frank Thomas

Missionary Rev. E D Raley to Speak in Holbrook Monday

Missionary for Arizona Rev. E D Raley visits Holbrook on Monday November 17 to occupy the pulpit at the evening Methodist services. He urges residents to attend and bring someone with them.

E. D. Raley Arizona Holbrook

For Sale Saddle Horses and Local News Bits

Four saddle horses for sale in good condition. Cham bers visitors Lars Peterson and Orville L Hathorne dined with Mr and John Paulsen last Tuesday. Sam Sharp became a land owner after final proof near Heber. Prof. M A Crouse attended a teachers institute in Phoenix and travelled to Concho. Holbrook received sixty thousand fish bass from the government for St Johns reservoir projects. Judge Sidney Sapp and family returned from a motor trip to Phoenix and Grand Canyon after a five mile muddy walk. Ford stuck in mud five miles from home. Irene Whetstone left the trip at Flagstaff to resume studies. John Flanigan and Elmer detained in Glendale by car accident. R D Greer and family returned safely.

Sam Sharp Heber Seatitabae M. A. Crouse Teachers Institute Phoenix Concho Holbrook St. Johns Frank Zuck Grand Canyon Sidney Sapp Irene Whetstone Flagstaff John Flanigan Elmer Glendale R. D. Greer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leon Helen Sapp Elmer Flanigan Anna Pratt Greer Clarence Lee Clyde Rencher Joint County Institute Chas. H. Keyes Bede.ave Ae Toga Springs N. A Department of Education Washington, D. C Wieship Keyes America the National Momentee Scarlett C. Case Blome Crosby-Crouse Chas. Allanbaugh Tonto Basin W. R. Scorse E. C. Parks Chas. P. Cooley C. A. Daniels Company Sane A. H Bruner A. W Huntley S. A. McClere C. M B. F Ford O. N Warner R. A Smith M. R Lowe F. E. Patterson C. S Schuster Hulet J. S Cooley Chas News of Holbrook and Vicinity Frank McLaws Snowflake J. W. Bazell Geo. Scott Chas. Gardner Martha Saxton Adams R. C. Smith Snowflake Herald J. R. Treat Flag H. H. Scorse Mr. Scorse Salt River Valley Sanford W. Jaques Lune Novemee Carl M. Ross C. E. Owens Herbert Richards E. J. Marty Holbrook Hotel Indian Wells J. M. Murray T. J. Rencher Eagar A. L. Rencher Rencher C. C. Jensen Emma Caplan Jensen Alberta Henning Pinto J. J. Shumway Ft. Apache Alfred Darlington Hesterday Alvan Fi Petlis Ranch Mrs. Johnson el Paso Chas. Thomas John Pawley Santa Rita Jim Johnson Margaret Conwell Davidson Curt Cronemeyer Frank Davidson Geo. S. Woods Mary Woods Chambers Jas. Scorse Nancy L. Wilson Apache Coun R.c.smiths Sebring E. Eagles H. J. Ramner Mr. Ramer Heber Pee Eugene Eagles George Q. Tenney Jesse Tenney George Q J. Frank Matthews Ranchers Trust Company Mr. Matthews Mary J . Frank Davidson Holibrook Arizona Cities Erickson Thorwald Larson Masons Lars Peterson Orville L. Hathorne John Paulsen
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