03 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Holbrook Tribune News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
1
Sidney Sapp offers broad job work services at the NEWS office. The message seeks supply of a TRAIL for five good live Fire Insurance Companies, implying a promotional or listing context.
Sheriff Woods and Don Despai chased rumors of a crazed Navajo on the prairie near the Allen Baugh Ranch. They found a saddle and hoof prints but could not locate the rider as cattle tracks obscured the trail. The horse likely rode off with its bridle still on.
Frank Zuck will have a complete stock of fresh vegetables in stock Tuesday. Rev. M. Fr. Ault preached a memorial sermon to a well filled crowd at the old school house Monday night and will hold services there again next Monday. Lloyd C. Henning of Navajo-Apache Bank and Trust Co. was in Winslow Sunday and Monday. Sheriff Joe Woods visited Albuquerque last week and returned Sunday. Local children suffer from whooping cough with several ill. Cold Storage and Ice Plant nearly completed and ready to stock with various foods. leave standing ice orders. A Lopez bought a cement block machine for his new residence to be built soon. Judge R. C. Smith left today for Snowflake and other county areas and will be away until Sunday.
Howell Jones and W F Taliaferro filed scrip in Phoenix for 32 841 acres to join a Little Colorado reclamation project near Holbrook. Promoters Sherman Church and J H Sherman J F Church expand holdings to over 50 000 acres for Rio Colorado and Casa Grande schemes. Jones and Taliaferro plan to Kansas City after paying nearly 2000 in filing fees. Snowflake Prof Joseph Peterson and locals Billie Williams and Hans Hansen visit.
Senator W. H. Clark was noted as the first purchaser of the ice, with Zuck described as delivering the first batch on Tuesday, marking a notable start to the local ice distribution.
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