Homes Robbed by a Young Stranger Near Holbrook
Sheriff Woods quickly pursued a recent arrival named Elmer Cathcard who confessed to stealing from the Hess ranch and neighboring Blevins home between Pine Top and Heber. Valuables worth about 180 dollars were recovered, including clothing, jewelry, and a Colt six shooter, with remaining pieces expected to be found. Cathcard was sent to jail for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess, Jr
Pine Top
Heber
Holbrook
John Blevins
Hess
Woods
Blevins
Lila Blevins
Elmer Catheard
Cathcard
Sheriff Woods
Justice of the Peace
Jos. Fish, &T
Pinedale Round-Up Notes Guests Visitors and Land Sale
In a weather affected weekPinedale stockmen returned from their first general round up with fair success reporting livestock in good condition. Visitors from Snowflake Lafayette Kartchner George A Smith and Miss Ione Rogers attended a Monday night dance. John A Hunt of Snowflake purchased N A Brimhalls 80 acre property and cattle interests and may take residence soon. A strong air flow brought dust and pine damage as Arizona zephyrs swept the mountains, prompting hopes for forest protection by federal means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Lafayette Kartchner
George A. Smith
Ione Rogers
N. A. Brimhall
John A. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Mare Dies As Snowflake Childers Loses Valued Animal
Snowflake J. D. Childers reports the death of a valuable mare on Sunday. Nearby, R. W. Fish hauled a load of wood during the week, and there is a suggestion he should lend help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Childers
R. W. Fish
Barbecue at Larson ranch draws fifty guests north of town
A week’s social notes record a Monday barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs Wallace H Larson at their ranch six miles north of town. About fifty young guests arrived by auto and hay rack to enjoy outdoor dancing, music, games, and singing followed by a hearty meal of barbequed meat, beans, bread, butter, pickles, coffee, cocoa, gingerbread and apple sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H. Larson
Elsie Anderson
Edna Anderson
Forest notes and local travels in Sitgreaves area
Lumberman A A Wynne examines the Lakeside and Pinetop safe area in Sitgreaves Forest while J D Childers Son work on walls in the Forest office. Ww Tanner family visited St Joe, stopping at Holbrook. Orwyn P Veach reports for duty in the Forest Supervisor's office. Mrs Sarah A Gale of Duncan is bedbound with blood poisoning requiring possible amputation. four Gale sons traveled 245 miles in 22 hours by Ford to be with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tanner
Tom
J. D. Childers & Son
A. A. Wynne
Lakeside
Pinetop
Sitgreaves Forest
Sarah A. Gale
James Gale
Duncan
Arizona
William
Jay
Milo
John Gale
Isaac Isaacson
Apache County
I Holbrook
St. Johns
Atwood
Phoenix
Beaver Dam
H. Jammins
Denver
Kelly
Basin
Wyo
A. L. Spellmire
Los Angeles
O'Connell
San Jose
Cal
J. Jacobs
Santa Ana
J. Taft
Holbrook
Railroad Avenue
Ilolbrook
Emma West
Salt Lake City
L. D. S. Hospital
Julia Braam
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mary A. Smith
Moroni
Emma
Utah
Snowflake
J. Rufus Crandell
Andrew Brimhall
Snowflake Stake Academy Facult
Brigham Young University
Provo
Mary West
Miss West
J. E. Ward
Optician
Frank Christensen
Mr. Ward
Walter McLaws
Showlow
MecLaws
C.H. Jennings
Jenning
Jarvis
John C. Ramsey
Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Baby
Lost Cow and Calf North of Holbrook Reward
Lost north of Holbrook one Jersey cow and calf two yearlings one Durham heifer reward offered to finder W H Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Jersey
Durham
Reiward
Fourth of July plans and Holbrook events tonight
Holbrook and vicinity buzz with a Pastime gathering to organize a Fourth of July celebration. A carload of Mandt wagons sits at H. H. Scorse's, while local figures like William Morgan and Fred W. Nelson are noted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scorse
William Morgan
Navajo County
Lakeside
Byron Gardner
Gardner
Wetzler & Bawcom
Wilse Shumway
Shumway
Los Angeles
Oklahoma Oil Riches Spark Tulsa Booms
Oklahoma oil fortunes are rising with daily incomes cited at five thousand dollars for one Tulsa millionaire who started with forty dollars. The piece notes high profitability, drilling costs around two thousand dollars per well, and yields of about one hundred barrels per day. It highlights Glenn Pool and Cushing Pool and mentions a new field between them opened by the Great Western Petroleum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Glenn Pool
Cushing Pool
Cushing
Great Western Petroleum Company
Glenn Pools
Oklahoma Oil
B. J. Waugh
Boulder Building
Okla
Winslow Woman Mails Poisoned Candy Case Links Arizona Woman
A Richmond telegram reports Winslow Arizona resident Mrs. Georgie Burke Simmons confessed to mailing a box of poisoned candy to Mrs. William H. Dage and her two daughters in San Diego. Dage, formerly of Winslow, suffered illness. a chemist said small pieces could kill. Simmons denied guilt, showed distress, and feared facing her own family in Los Angeles where her husband and two daughters resided. The incident ties to accusations of revenge over a divorce and local mob speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
California
Winslow
Georgie Burke Simmons
Arizona
William H. Dage
San Diego
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Uncle Sam
Surirty
Charles Perkins
Auction Bridge
Delmore Dean Crabb
Ecards
Jesse Crosby
Paulyne
Maud Sanders
Alberta Hennings
Pinto
City
L. C. Henning
W. H. Larson
News of
Holbrook and Vicinity
Fred W. Nelson
S& Johns
Edward Gulliver
San Francisco
and Daughr
James Haley
Gardner& Bradley
First’s
Julius Wetzler
St. Joseph and
D. D. Crabb
M. A. Newsom
Gallup
W. F. Purcell
D. A. Penrod
Whiteriver
Olbrook
Frank Wallace
Adamana
Board of Supervisors
Margaret Wyrick
Curtis Johnson
Nelson
David Brinkerhoff
Eagerville
Helbrook
Bishop
L. Fish
L. D
Salt Lake
Danks
Taylor
Betsie McCleve
N. T. Packer
Packer
W. J. Adams
Horton
Kansas
Pasadena
John J. Jolly
Gardner & Bradley
Jolly
J. W. Bazell
Sherif Miguel Guittierez
Florence
Gregorio Baca
Springerville
A. Vanderwart
Santa Fe
Chilicotha
Tex
Wellington
Missouri
Hyrum Smith
Raymond
Alberta
Canada
Margaret
Phoenix Park
Haley
Charles Thomas
Yavapai County
Haleys
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