Woman's Club Installs Officers In Holbrook
The Holbrook Woman's Club held its installation of officers on Wednesday afternoon. New roster includes President Mrs Jesse Hulet Vice President Mrs Lloyd Henning Secretary Mrs Chas Osborne Treasurer Mrs W B Woods Program Chair Mrs James Scerse Civics Chair Mrs Jennings Press Chair Mrs C H Jordan. Officers gave brief speeches and responded well. Music and social time followed along with a few reports.
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Holbrook Woman's Club
Jesse Hulet
Lloyd Henning
Chas. Osborne
Treas
W. B. Woods
Chrmn
James Scerse
Jennings
C. H. Jordan
Holbrook Baseball Club seeks players and jobs
Notice from C H Jordan of the Holbrook Baseball Club asking for word to found players seeking employment. He invites anyone needing a good man to make it known to him.
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The
Holbrook Baseball Club
Wonan's Club Banquet Honoring Ellen Greer Ends Year
Hobrook Woman's Club closed its year with a banquet at Rees Cafe attended by fifty one members. Honorary guest Ellen C. Greer sat with President Bernice Hulet as toasts celebrated motherhood businesswomen and club spirit. A telegram spoof sought recounts and a joke warned about cafe silver. The evening closed with a toast to "THE AMERICAN HUSBAND."
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Hobrook Woman’s Club
Rees Cafe
Ellen C. Greer
Pre
Washington
Miss Kartchner Leaves Snowflake for Honolulu Mission
Miss Thalia Kartchner of Snowflake began a long voyage to Honolulu on Monday as she starts a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Farewell gatherings were held in Snowflake as friends wish her well in the new life.
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Thalia Kartchner
Holbrook
Honolulu
Miss Kartchner
L. D. S. Church
Holbrook Chamber of Commerce Meets for Road Matters
The Holbrook Chamber of Commerce met in the Court Room with Mr. Chamberlin presiding. They discussed Gallup road communications, signs for town roads, and advancing efforts to secure part of a forestry department road fund of five and a half million dollars. A municipal campaign was continued and emphasis was placed on marking roads near Holbrook for better navigation.
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Holbrook C. of C
Chamberlin
Gallup
Kingman Miner
Holbrook
Forestry Department
Pleasant Valley
Geologist Probes Adamana Oil Well Near Holbrook
On Tuesday government geologist Mr Price reached Holbrook to inspect the Adamana Oil Well and was taken to the site the same day. He is noted for his ability and will prepare a report for the government.
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Price
Holbrook
Adamana
Mr. Price
Sheehan Family Plans Move to Seattle One Brother in Tow
Mr Francis Sheehan of Flagstaff traveled to Holbrook en route to Cooley with Dr and Mrs Switzer. They drove to Cooley to fetch Sheehan's younger brother Joe. The family plans to relocate to Seattle in the near future.
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Cooley
Francis Sheehan
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Mrs. Switzer
Switzer
Mr. Sheehan
Joe
Sheehan
Seattle
Manager of Holbrook baseball team resigns
Jesse Hulet, manager of the Holbrook baseball team, resigns due to insufficient time for duties as Receiver for Holbrook State Bank and for responsibilities with A.C.U.M.I. A directors meeting appoints Atty. C. H. Jordan to assume management. Holbrook hopes for strong summer performance and returning home with the bacon often.
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Jesse Hulet
Holbrook
Holbrook State Bank
A.cu.m.i
Hulet
Atty. C. H. Jordan
Linden Couple Weds In Holbrook Ceremony
On last Saturday Miss Celia Hunt and Taylor Owens Gardner, residents of Linden, were married. They drove to Holbrook for their license and were later married by Samuel F. Smith of Snowflake. Taylor is the son of Q.R. Gardner of Linden and has spent years in the southern part of the state. The couple has many friends who wish them well.
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Celia Hunt
Taylor Owens Gardner
Linden
Holbrook
Samuel F. Smith
Snowflake
Taylor
Q.R. Gardner
B. F. Stewart
Dry Lake Country
Phoenix
Political notices announce candidacies in Navajo County races
A column lists multiple candidates announcing for Navajo County offices including Justice of the Peace Sheriff Judge County Recorder Constable and County School Superintendent with primary election details in September 1922. Also notes B F Stewart from Dry Lake County visiting the county seat and praising local summer comfort.
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Navajo County
Hattie H. Penrod
Meteor rock fetches four thousand dollars in Navajo country
B K Thomas of Cripple Creek acquired a massive meteor found near Sanders and later excavated at Navajo. He plans to ship the 4000 pound rock to the Field Museum for a dollar a pound, noting its nickel and lead rich ataxites composition. Local history recalls earlier meteor events in Arizona.
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B. K. Thomas
Cripple Creek
Navajo
Sanders
Field Museum
Arizona
Sidbrook
Aztec
Meteor Mine
The Oil Column Notice of Reliable News Policy
The Oil Column states it cannot guarantee all items under its heading will appear and will label rumored items as such. Announcements from company managers will be designated, and every effort will be made to print all the news.
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Bis
Oirews
Adamana Oil Company reports strong well progress
Progress at the Adamana well has been much better than expected this past week. Driller Durfee reports no accidents or difficulties while C W Cook managing director and C R Farr secretary of the Consolidated Company remain on site. Officials anticipate encouraging news within the week or ten days.
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Adamana
Durfee
C.W. Cook
The
C.R. Farr
Consolidated Company
A CUNNING PET
A tiny coyote captured by boys near Snowflake becomes a much desired pet. Max Pennington currently owns the clever, independent animal that mimics a collie pup in size and behavior.
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Snowflake
Max Pennington
Commercial Cafe Closes in town, possible new build planned
Mr Stovall closed the Commercial Cafe on Wednesday amid rumors he may erect a new structure on Front Street to accommodate his clientele. Neighbors express hope he remains in town to serve the community.
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Stovall
Front Street
Warning Against Boys Riding Backs of Moving Cars in Holbrook
The piece warns that boys in Holbrook frequently chase and hang on the tire rack of moving vehicles. It emphasizes the real danger of severe injury or death and urges parents and friends to sternly rebuke this mischief.
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Holbrook
Democrats Call Precinct Election June 14 1922
Notice to all Democrats outlines a precinct election on June 14 1922 to elect delegates to the County Conference at the County Court House in Holbrook Ariz at 2 30 p m June 21 1922 for recommending County Officers on the Democratic Ticket to be voted at the September 12 1922 primary. A L Doolittle chairman J N Gruhl secretary Democratic County Central Committee.
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Holbrook
Ariz
A. L. Doolittle
J.N. Gruhl
Democratic County Central Committee
Road Engineer OConnel to Oversee Winslow Holbrook Route
Civil engineer Mr OConnel arrives to lead 16 mile road construction between Winslow and Holbrook. He will supervise the Winslow section and plans to reside in Winslow if a suitable home is found, bringing his family.
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O’connel
Winslow
Holbrook
Honored by Woman's Club Honorary Members Named
The Woman's Club conferred honorary membership on two longtime community figures this year Mrs Ellen C Greer and Mrs A E Henning Both women witnessed early regional days and contributed to education and county betterment Mrs Greer arrived before Navajo and Apache counties were divided while Mrs Henning served as an early Holbrook teacher advancing local education and progress.
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Holbrook
In Town Guests Plan Salt Lake City Trip
Mr and Mrs Don Patterson and Mr Patterson’s sister and husband visited Wednesday as guests of Mr and Mrs Jay Patterson. They travel by car toward Salt Lake City and intend a longer route via Los Angeles.
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Don Patterson
Mr Patterson
Jay Patterson
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Miss Hulet Leaves for Salt Lake to Study Music
Miss Sadie Hulet of Snowflake visited Holbrook on Monday and departed the same night for Salt Lake to study music and seek medical attention. She has endured serious knee trouble since a fall during a mission in the northwest.
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Sadie Hulet
Holbrook
Salt Lake
Miss Hulet
Northwest
Notable City Visitors and Local Moves
Mr P A Bushman of Dry Lakes visited the city on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Paquin moved to a new north side home near their salesroom making late Chevrolet checks easier. Atty C B Wilson of Flagstaff attended to legal matters Tuesday. Judge Crosby left for Globe to preside over cases about alleged illegal practices in a past election. Andy Anderson of Babbitt Bros Holbrook noted driving a lightless Ford on a dark highway near St Johns, citing a bum car and no illumination.
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Mrs. Paquin
Mr. Paquin
Crosby
Globe
Andy Anderson
The
Grip
Babbitt Bros
Holbrook
St. Johns
Andy
St. Johns Observer
Durant Dark Horse Car Arrives for Auto Use
A Lansing Michigan made Durant debut appears in a shipment to Holbrook. The first lot consists of Durant Fours touring models, nearly all sold. Guy Franklin introduced the vehicle, praised for style and equipment. Dark horses are noted for surprising wins.
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Automobile Row
Dark Horse
Lansing
Michhigan
Holbrook
Guy Franklin
Harriman Visits Holbrook Authors Plan Mountain Visit
Late last week well known author Harriman stopped in Holbrook for a short visit at the Teeple home promising a longer stay on return. He then traveled to St Johns and Springerville with a party including Henry Herbert Nibbs from Los Angeles and Chas Tyler from Boston. Nibbs, Schultz and others are noted writers staying near Greer’s butterfly lodge. Harriman quipped that Hassayampa water once affected his veracity but that he may become a yearly habit again.
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Harriman
Holbrook
Teeple
St. Johns
Springerville
Henry Herbert Nibbs
Los Angeles
White Mountains
Chas. Tyler
Boston
James Willard Schultz
Butterfly Lodge
Greer
Whats in a name Mr C J Gaupp explains 111 cigarettes
Mr C J Gaupp of Phoenix visiting Holbrook for American Tobacco Co explains the 111 brand. He cites two origins the street number of the office and a three blend formula with tobacco types Virginia Burley and Turkish. The reader learns the branding tale and ponders trademark questions.
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C. J. Gaupp
Phoenix
American Tobacco Co
Holbrook
Virginia
Mrs C H Jordan M M Jordan and Quince Gardner Dine in St Joe
Mrs C H Jordan Mrs M M Jordan and Quince Gardner enjoyed dinner in St. Joseph last Friday evening. Miss Mildred Richards accompanied them on the return trip.
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C.H. Jordan
M.M. Jordan
Quince Gardner
St. Joe
Mildred Richards
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Woman's Club
Mer. Holbrook Baseball Club
Wonan
Holbrook Chamber OF Commerce
Ofice of Justice of the Peace
Holsrock
D. W. Easley
Tom Hubbard
Superior Court
Rath
Thos. R. Greer
Lama
W. G. Kelly
James Donohoe
Lucretia W. Flanigan
L. F. McClanahan
Adamana Oil CO
P. A. Bushman
Dry Lakes
Atty. C. B. Wilson