Holbrook School News Notes Recital and Thanksgiving Programs
The Holbrook School held a Wednesday afternoon open event with many teachers and patrons in attendance. Primary and intermediate rooms presented a range of recitations and songs including Thanksgiving themes, while the grammar room showcased memory work by seventh graders. Next week will name students who were not absent or tardy during the 38st month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. D. Greer
W. B. Cross
John Flanigan
C. H. Jordan
M. M. Jordan
J. H. Scorse
Wallace Newman
L. Barber
E. C. Parks
R. C. Smith
Thorvald Larson
Warren Smith
Daisy Myers
Daisy Divilness
Raymond Parks
Jennie Newman
Teresa Anzures
Arsenia Ortega
Mariana Garcia
Nellie Lopez
Mary Lial
Anna Daniels
Wesley Newman
Louis Divilbess
Allie Cross
Abow Ben Adhem
Willie B. Woods
Builders— Union
Mercy
Warren Brinkerhoff
Daffodils
Loraine Lopez
Concord
Helen Smith
Messrs. Hill and Clark
Navajo ‘Southern Railway
Black Canyon
Holbrook
When the Sun Sets
A fragment from a dated piece shows an iceman threatening a boy on his ice block then softening as the boy asks if he ever was a boy and the iceman recalls his own childhood before urging the boy to sit. The brief vignette hints at shared humanity across roles.
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No. 37
Iceman
Education Must Teach a Fellow to Work Outlook
A concise editorial notes that true education prepares individuals for work and productive citizenship. It argues that teaching practical skills and work habits is essential, warning that schooling without actionable training yields limited value for students and society.
Great Future Awaits Arizona Land Commission
Mulford Winsor, chairman of the Arizona State Land Commission, vows careful land selection to secure land for irrigation and future state wealth. He stresses 12,000,000 acres to choose, aiming to build solid land records so titles need not be questioned later and Arizona will gain millions in value. The report notes belief that proper surveying will follow and that the state’s institutions can be sustained by this land.
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Winsor
Arizona
The
Land Commission
Tombstone
Elocution Teacher Opens Limited Pupils Slots
Miss Van Laningham, graduate of Dillenbeck School of Elocution, Kansas City, offers lessons at Mrs. J. F. Woods home. Limited pupil spots at reasonable rates with focus on backward readers. Terms by call or telephone. Also normal course for teachers.
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van Laningham
Dillenbeck School of Elocution and Oratory
Kansas City
Missouri
J. F. Woods
Holbrook News Flushes with Local Moves and Visits
News from Holbrook and vicinity lists residents like Chas Moss Pearce Ramsey Hooligan and Pearce visiting from Snowflake, Winslow, and Snowflake social and business trips. Builds advance for the Methodist church, new barber shop plans in Snowflake, and a major lumber shipment for Holbrook projects. Local officials, Elks events, and county road work populate the week, with weather hinting at snow and a broader talk of Holbrook’s incorporation.
Snowflake Scores and Plans Highlight Local News
The L. A. A. boys won Northern Arizona basketball championship with a 28 to 26 final in St Johns on November 28. A second team lost 19 to 23. Girls team led by Dora Palmer and Ione Rogers won the first game 12 to 19 as Snowflake touts fruit quality and growth. C T Youngblood plans a new barber shop and restaurant, adding two barber shops as Snowflake nears incorporation as a city.
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Northern Arizona
St. Johns
Fred Turley
Riley Jenning
Ernest Clamway
Logan Brimhall
Silas Bushman
Dora Palmer
Ione Rogers
Annie Willis
Marv Hatch
Florence Bushman
Alice Smith
Snowflake
Oregon
Washington
Missouri
Pike County
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
C. T. Youngblood
Poor Man’s Fine Split Sparks Constitutional Debate
A Kansas City judge rules that rich and poor arraigned on similar offenses face different outcomes when fines are paid. The judge cites constitutional support and offers the moneyless offender installment options, noting a wage earner jailed for lack of funds is severely handicapped. The Tribune highlights the fairness of allowing installments.
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Kansas City
L. A. Tribune
Mrs Boney Duran Opens New Restaurant Next Door
Mrs Boney Duran, who has run a restaurant on the north side of the railroad far e, opens a completely new establishment adjacent to her former site. LU Y Aron, noted for his fine offerings, hosts the adjacent venture.
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Boney Duran
Far E
LU. Y. Aron
Counterfeit Man Quote by Abraham Lincoln
A Lincoln quotation argues that weakening or forging character is a greater crime than a fake dollar, asserting that cooperation builds strength while deceit damages the person. It reflects on moral integrity and social influence.
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Abraham Lincoln
Advertised Letters at Holbrook Post Office
Unclaimed letters listed include James A George D Harrington Jim Soper and Mexican names Felipe Chacon Tranquilino Girale Juan B Jaramillo Emiliaro Lusero Ruperto Peralta with two duplicates. J E Smith Postmaster signs the notice.
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Holbrook Post Office
James A. George
D. Harrington
Jim Soper
Felipe Chacon
Tranquilino Girale
Juan B. Jaramillo
Emiliaro Lusero
Ruperto Peralta
J. E. Smith
One event a feast the other a funeral in city calendar
A lively community feast contrasts with a somber funeral as two major events fill the city schedule. Local organizers promote meals and music while a family prepares for a departure, reflecting festive and solemn moments across the week.
Notice of No Bounty on Coyotes Raccons Lynx and Wildcats
Board of Supervisors clerk C M C Houck announces no bounty will be paid for the listed animals Coyotes Raccons Lynx and Wildcats.
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Board of Supervisors
C. M. C. Houck
Phoenix Man Forecasts Cabinet for President Wilson
A leading local Democrat names a portable advisory cabinet for Wilson. Proposed picks include Bryan as Secretary of State, Rogers as Interior, Atwood or Folk as War, Bacon as Navy, Crane as Treasury, Lawson as Commerce and Labor, Corbin as Agriculture, Brandeis as Attorney General, and Budle son as Postmaster General, with Arizona Democrat noting the plan.
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Wilson
Bryan
Nebraska
Interior
Rogers
Oklahoma
Atwood
Folk
Missouri
Navy
Bacon
Georgia
Treasury
Crane
Illinois
Commerce
Labor
Lawson
Massachusetts
They Landed Like a Pair in a Hammock
A brief, fragmentary note describes two individuals landing in a hammock and attempting a kiss. Context unclear, but action centers on a sudden landing and a close intimate gesture.
One of Many Kind Words for Hotprook News
A patron compliments Hotprook News for receiving 2000 letter heads and envelopes. The praise notes the materials are perfectly satisfactory and up to recommendation, with work described as well done and visually striking to all readers.
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Hotprook
New Arrival Born to Mr and Mrs L D Divilbess
A baby girl was welcomed Wednesday to Mr and Mrs L D Divilbess. The weight is not disclosed and the couple share the joyous occasion with remarks about the vote in the town.
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L. D. Divilbess
Dan
Help lines in the News Offer Quick Public Aid
A brief note indicates that readers can find assistance within a line or two of the News. The article suggests using short help tips or guidance embedded in the newspaper to meet various needs. The item frames these lines as convenient, accessible resources.
Orphans Notes Omitted Last Week
J H Johnson of the White Help Restaurant hosted a turkey shoot Thanksgiving afternoon behind town on the river bottom. Winners included Chas P Cooley Will Walker Bill Scorse Jim Scorse Alphonse Bloom and Barney Roberto. Henry Scorse hosted a Thanks Turkey Feast at Mrs Crouse's 6 30 to 9 30 p m with guests C P Perkins B Fleming Henry Scorse S Smith C P Cadwell Jim and Will Evans B B Neal Buckley and H Carpenter.
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J. H. Johnson
White Help
Chas
P. Cooley
Will Walker
Bill Scorse
Jim Scorse
Alphonse Bloom
Barney Roberto
Henry Scorse
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