Work begins on Taylor well in Higgins dome area
Last Saturday Mr. Dorsey located the drilling site at the northeast corner of the northwest quarter of Section 21, Township 17, Range 20, within the Higgins dome. The rig builder is ready and moved to site, but foundation work delays progress as Mr. Mills departs to speed engine and boiler delivery.
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Dorsey
Taylor
Higgins Dome
Mills
Arizona Directory Adverts Reveal Early Town Business
An aged Arizona Business Directory page scrolls into view with notes on Holbrook's 1907 1908 era firms. It names John Conner owner of Brunswick Hotel J R Holet A M Boy er W B Cross and Billy Woods of the Holbrook Argus plus Shumway Bros Jud C Lathrop livery and Jud C Lathrop Palace. The entry hints at early telephony led by the Arizona Electric Telephone and county merchants plying trades amid wartime era adjustments.
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Arizona
Holbrook
Hercules
John Conner
Brunswick
John
J. R. Holet
Fair Village
Arizona Electric Telephone
W. B. Woods Exchange
Billy’’ Woods
Holbrook Argus
GC Henning
A. M. Boyer
W.B. Cross
Louishuey
Volstead
Thorwald Larson
Notary Public
Us. Army
Shumway Bros
Jud C
Lathrop
Jud
Anaioon
Palace
Wallace and Ed Cole Wed Quietly at Home
Anne Wallace married Ed Cole in a small ceremony after obtaining a marriage license from the court. Rev. Jank R Speck officiated at the Wallace home as guests, including stock yard workers, witnessed a traditional wedding feast and cake cutting before the couple left for a brief honeymoon near Flagstaff. They plan to reside at the groom’s home, with best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Aagain
Ed Cole
Cooley
Miss Wallace
Mr. Cole
Wallace
Jank R. Speck
Helen Kelley
Mrs. Cole
Flagstaff
Oklahoma Feels Bright on Rising Crude Prices
Frank Paddock, a longtime believer, reports renewed activity in Oklahoma. He notes a resumption around Granite, brighter outlook than two months ago, and ten million foot gas well brought in at Granite. A new test well contract is let and Bill Hennessey drills another well near producing structures.
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Frank Paddock
Tuch
Granite
Oklahoma
Bill Hennessey
City water well to be tested
Mr. H. O. Duerr of Albuquerque visited Monday to arrange a test of the city water well before abandoning it. A testing outfit from El Paso will be used to determine if salt water intrudes, with plans to extract fresh water from 1060 feet. The contractor reports a water flow of about 400 gallons per day.
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H. O. Duerr
Albuquerque
el Paso
Relief likely granted for Woodruff irrigation district finances
The Woodruff Irrigation District seeks a loan on irrigated and irrigable lands in the section. It is very probable that the loan will be granted, a development that will please all.
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Woodruff
Siotit
Woodaff
New officers elected at Holbrook Al so society meeting
At a Holbrook Al so society meeting held Monday November 14 at the home of Mrs Jess Houlet officers were elected for one year Jess Houlet was named president H H DeGrasse vice president Sims Ely secretary treasurer Regular meetings set for the 24th of each month
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the Holbrook Also Society
Jess Hulet
Jess Houlet
H. H. DeGrasse
Sims Ely
Regula
State Teachers Convention Disrupts Flagstaff Schools
Flagstaff schools will be closed all week from November 21 to 26 due to the State Teachers Association convention, causing disruption for students and families.
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State Teachers Association
Flagstaff
Notable 19th Century Local Figures and Saloon Life
A fragmentary reminiscence lists Jose Nuanez and J. E. Richards among local officials and businesspeople. It notes Nuanez ran a saloon and mentions Joe Woods as sheriff and assessor, with Wayne B. Wheeler tied to controversial appointments. Frank Zuck held multiple roles including Hotel Holbrook prop and U S Commissioner, while others like Schuster and Greer appear in business and meat trades.
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Jose Nuanez
J. E. Richards
J.W. Richards
Joe Woods
Joe
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Frank Zuck
Holbrook
U. S
J. P. Real Estate and Insurance
Frank
Schuster
H. H. Scorse
R. D. Greer
Thanksgiving Beyond Material Favors
An editorial urges a deeper, spiritual Thanksgiving beyond material abundance. It emphasizes internal gratitude for life, love, hope, and service, and cautions prosperity seekers to avoid self centered excess while remembering obligations to others. The piece speaks to rich and poor alike, urging humility and mindful gratitude.
Thanksgiving Spirit Overcomes Pessimism In Time Of Blessings
Editorial urges abandoning gloom on Thanksgiving and embracing optimism. It reinforces gratitude for national prosperity and God’s gifts, urging readers to marshal blessings, set aside hatreds and discontent, and seek a hopeful future. The piece frames the holiday as a moment to renew spirit and courage for the road ahead.
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Noreater
Cranberries in Thanksgiving feasts from Plymouth origins
In Plymouth traditions lasting from the Mayflower era sustain the cranberry in Thanksgiving meals. A 1769 landing celebration menu featured venison, clams, oysters, codfish, fowl and cranberry tarts, with corn and other simple dishes. Turkey and cranberries remain central to modern dinners.
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Mymouth
Plymouth Rock
New World
Governor Bradford
Theoay
John Josslyn
New England
Old Colony
Plymouth
Col
Public notice urges proper card sizes to speed mail
A postal service appeal stresses not using tiny envelopes or cards below 2 3 4 by 4 inches. It cites cancellations, machine handling, sorting delays, and packing issues as reasons to standardize stationery during peak season. The message also highlights batik artist J W Plant and Walter Bruce as prominent figures in the craft, noting the art form’s cultural origins and Japanese contributions.
Winslow Holbrook Football Clash Ends With Winslow Victory
The Winslow team overmatches Holbrook in a rough contest with Winslow scoring at will. The umpire Brannigan was fair, while Holbrook players protested Schuste decisions. Key plays noted from Craig Engle Hathorne Lowery and Glenn as Winslow wins 32 to ? per the account.
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Arthur Schuste
Art
Holbrook
Brannigan
Winslow
Pigakin
Craig
Engle
Hathorne
Lowery
Glenn
Hobbrok
Snowflake Bank May Reopen At Once
State Auditor C W Fairfield and State Banks Supt H M Moritz are handling affairs of the Bank of Northern Arizona. Fairfield could not give a definite statement but indicated that if minor details are satisfactorily arranged the bank would resume business immediately.
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C. W. Fairfield
H. M. Moritz
State Bank
Bank of Northern Arizona
Fairfield
Correction and birth notice from Silver Creek Duke family
Mr and Mrs W T Duke of Silver Creek Arizona report a newborn daughter and request a correction to a Nov 4 news item. They state they plead not guilty to a charge mentioned in that item and ask help locating a missing infant. Their note closes with personal details about recovery.
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W. T. Duke
Silver Creek
The
Holbrook News
Arizona
Men
Woman's Club Organized in Holbrook
Mrs. McMullen of Flagstaff aided the formation of a Holbrook Woman's Club. Fifteen women met at Mrs. Lloyd Henning's home. officers elected include President Jess Hulet Ree, Secretary Farr, Chmn Civic Scorse, and Henning. The club plans a membership drive and aims to join the Northern Federation of Clubs. Meetings likely at the Girls' Friendly building.
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McMullen
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Lloyd C. Henning
Jess Hulet
L. Cadwell
W. B. "Woods
Farr
C. H. Jordan
James Scorse
Civic
L. C. Henning
Ladies of Holbrook
United States
Northern Federation of Clubs
Eee
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Winslow-Holbrook
Snowflake Bank
Woman's Club