Personal Mentions From Holbrook and Winslow Visitors
Local note row lists frequent visits by residents from Holbrook and Winslow, including Fred Ruggles and Julius Wetzier, plus brief city calls by Mrs. Merrifield, Jesse Crosby, Tom Jordan, and Jack Kleindienst’s ill health. Also mentions births in San Francisco to Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, and visits by G L Noel and C A McCauley from Holbrook.
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Fred Ruggles
Iubrook
Winslow
Youk Dru& Company
Holprogk
Julius Wetzier
Viobrook
Williams
Bk. H. Merrifield
Dave
Jesse E. Crosby
Holbrook
Tom Jordan
Jack A. Kleindienst
Thomas Hi. Murray
Santa Fe Railway
Phoenix
San Prncisco
Leo
Golden Gate City
Murphy
Jessie Hitchcock
Charles Osborne
G. L. Noel
C. A. McCauley
Old Trail Ready Again Says 64 Year Old Trader
Nicholas Barhodt of Hotel Raymond San Diego declares Sargon Pills cured his indigestion slow liver constpation and poor circulation after six years of illness. He reports renewed vigor weight gain and warmth. Central Drug Company listed as agents.
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Nicholas Barhodt
Raymond
San Diego
Central Drug Company
Adv
Legion Post Will Install Officers For 1930
Frank Perkins Post No. 12 of the American Legion will meet at the Community Hall to install officers elected November 29. The 8 pm session, led by adjutant J. F. Fischer, will install A. M. McHenry as commander and other officers including Charles T. Shew first vice commander J. W. Buster sergeant at arms Rev L J Gwynn chaplain and executive committeemen L M Shipley W B Dadling and W F Martens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perkins
American Legion
J. F. Fischer
A. M.mchenry
Charles T.shew
W.E. Brayman
J. W. Buster
Poor Indian Americans Revive Crafts Raising Incomes
Kenneth M. Chapman of the Rockefeller School of Research notes that many Indians in desert districts now earn $5000 yearly as incomes rise. He cites revival of traditional arts like basket weaving and pottery as the spur for economic independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iree
Kenneth M. Chapman
Rockefeller School of Research
Santa Fe
N. M
Chanman
Tragic Crane Gate Incident Claims Eight Year Old
Eddie Lock eight, a local Chinese American child, regularly watched trains from a guard rail near the Southern Pacific crossing in California. While perched on the rail his foot slipped, and he was fatally struck by an oncoming locomotive, ending the routine viewing he had so long cherished.
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Hanfore
Eddie Lock
Southern Pacific
Eddie
Asthma Sam Houston Claims Cure Found
Asthma Sam Houston of Weamath Falls Oregon announces a cure for asthma. He says treatment dissolves the ailment and vanishes symptoms after completing prior religious rest cures for alcohol possession.
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Upa
Sam Tlouston Efored
Alcohol Smuggling Rumored Heavy in Finland This Year
Finnish authorities estimate nearly 2 million gallons were smuggled landward this year with police seizing about 156000 gallons. The figures come as authorities step up efforts to combat illicit alcohol movements in Hellefors.
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Hell‘wgfors
Finland
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