30 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Holbrook Tribune News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
1
The Brownies from across the land perform The Brownie Band at the L D S Church on Friday night. Fairies princesses the queen and brownies will appear in this operetta with lively fe vel and festive pageantry, inviting belief in fairies.
Jennings of the Ford Agency in Holbrook is praised as a paragon of good business. The firm reports a 20 percent selling increase over any prior year and leads this month with seven cars more than the previous year's rise. Optimism is urged as a Ford Racer is expected to return from St Johns with the dinero.
A batch of notices lists candidates for Navajo County offices in the 1922 primaries. D W Easley seeks Sheriff in the Republican primary on September 12 1922. Tom R Greer also runs for Sheriff in the Democratic primary on September 12 1922. W G Kelly announces another Sheriff bid in Navajo County in the Democratic primary. Mrs J A Donohoe and Mrs Lucretia W Flanigan announce runs for County Recorder in the Democratic primary. L F McClanahan seeks County School Superintendent in the Democratic primary on September 12 1922. Hattie H Penrod appears among announced candidates.
Mr and Mrs Elledge returned Thursday morning after a long journey mostly in Missouri with a week long visit in Las Vegas They praised the trip and said they had a wonderful time during their travels.
Reduced Fourth of July rates apply for fans traveling to Gallup to watch Holbrook Town Team face the Gallup Grays in Coal Mine City on Sunday July 2. Tickets are valid July 1 to July 6 return, round trip priced at a dollar and a half, encouraging more supporters to join the outing.
W B Cross, sole male-line descendant, inherits a cavalry saddle sabre 58 caliber carbine and spurs from his uncle Charles E Cross of Marion Iowa. The items, worn in the Civil War and linked to Generals Hood and battles Nashville Florence and Bam Bridge, were kept for 57 years before being sent to W B Cross with pride.
A discussion on true patriotism, urging disinterested civic duty, knowledge of America, and faithful support of its principles. It emphasizes voting rights, the rule of law, and education about history and institutions to guard against Bolshevism and majoritarian despotism, linking devotion to country with a near religious tone.
On Tuesday Ward, a Democratic candidate for governor, traveled with Dr. Sampson of Winslow toward Springfield ville. He spoke at the Cowboy Reunion planned for Springeville later this week, addressing the audience as a lawyer with a pleasing personality.
Mr O C Williams of the sheriff s office returns from an extended automobile trip to Salt Lake City traveling via Gallup Farmington and The Four Corners. He visited friends in Salt Lake City and joined his wife in hospital. The journey included three cars and companions Bishop Westover George Smith Alice Williams Jansen and Williams brothers.
Mrs Zuck, a long time Holbrook resident, has returned for a visit after several years away. She spent time with her two daughters in New York and Washington DC. Friends welcomed her warmly as she noted many changes in the town since her departure.
Leupp defeated Winslow last Sunday in a baseball game at the Railroad City Diamond. Holbrook spectators included Reeder Quince Gardner Buckles Patterson Webb Marcus Browncaps and Bert Johnson. Holbrook has no game this week but contests are planned for next month, some away from home.
Miss Peggy Moore of the Navajo Apache Title and Abstract Co completed a monumental abstract in Navajo County. The 250 double-size pages are fully cross indexed for Aztec Land and Cattle Co, costing about $3500. Moore worked on the project for weeks.
A carload of Durants sits on the track consigned to Franklin and is expected to move soon as the cars are readied to skip along the road.
W W Franklin, dealer in Willys Knight automobiles, was in Winslow on Tuesday. The visit noted his sales of the Silent Knight model and drew local interest from attendees.
A traveler recounts very warm weather in Utah and a memorable stop-over at the Grand Canyon during the trip. The narrative emphasizes the pleasant surprise of the canyon visit amid travel.
Editorial on page five advises reading The News weekly feature for children. It argues the piece is timely and suitable for young readers, highlighting its themes and accessibility.
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