The St. Johns herald. [volume], October 11, 1917, Image 2

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ST. JOHNS HERALD
AND APACHE NEWS
WAITE BROS., Publishers.
Geo. E. Waite - Business Manager
J. W. Waite, Assistant
Entered in the Post Office at St. Johns, Arizona,
as Second Class Mail Matter.
Fstied every Thursday. Subscription
price one dollar a vear, in advance
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Adv., per inch per issue 20c.
Locals, per line per issue - - 10c.
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The above rates are the rates per issue.
SCHOOL FAIRS
OFFICIAL PAPER. . OF APACHE COUNTY
October 11, 1917.
Lessons in community and Na
tional life will be issued in the
form of circulars of the Bureau
of Education. The first will ap
pear on October 1st, and others
will follow on the 1st of each
month up to and including May 1.
The lesson will consist o' read
ing material in form to be put di
rectly into the hands of pupils.
There will be three grades of
lessons, one designed for pupils
in the fourth, fifth, and sixth
grades; one for pupils in grades
seven and eight and in the first
year of high school; one for stud
ents in the three upper years of
high school. There will be 32
pages of each grade of lessons
each month.
The first circular will deal with
types of social organization.
About one-fourth of each of the
sections of this circular will util
ize the experience of the war to
show how interdependent are the
members of a modern social group.
These "war lessons" will take up
in the concrete such topics as the
following: What the war has
used up; what the war prevents
men from producing; new needs
which grow out of the war and
are met by invention.
The section for the seventh and
eighth grades and the first year
of high school will describe the
life of a colonial family as an ex
ample of a fairly independent
economic unit.
The teachers of the different
grades will kindly send names of
pupils to the county school super
intendent. Respectfully
J. W. BROWN,
County Supt.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR APACHE CO.
JUVENILE DIVISION.
In The Matter of the General
Welfare of Juveniles.
CURFEW
ORDER.
It being known to the Court
that a large number of the Juven
ile offenses in this County are
brought on by the offenders be
ing out at unreasonable hours of
night.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is
hereby ordered and decreed that
all Juveniles of Apache County,
State of Arizona, who are found
on the streets or highways, in
ice cream parlors or other places
of business after the hour of ten
o'clock p. m. shall be considered
guilty of delinquency in this
Court and be punishable by the
penalties of the Juvenile division
of this Court.
And an exception is that Juven
iles may attend and go directly
home from parties or shows which
shall not be conducted after the
hour of twelve o'clock midnight
and any proprietor, manager or
guest giving a party who allows
Juveniles to remain in said parties
or shows after the hour of twelve
o'clock midnight shall be deemed
guilty of contributory delin
quency and punishable with the
penalties of this Court,
Done in. Chambers this 29th
day of September; A. D... 1917.
(Signed)
GEORGE H CROSBY, Jr.,
Judge.
This order shall be in effect on
and after the 15th day of Octo
ber, 1917.
Springerville-Eagar
October 3, 117
People present 185
Dr. 0. C. Bartlett, Miss Hazel
Zimmerman, Supt. J. W. Brown
and C- Fillerup Judging commit
tee. Prize winners:
Squash 1 Nellie Slade
2 Lula Udall
3 Manso Nelson
Pumkins 1 Shirley Winsor
Bak. Squash 1 Alta Udall
Potatoes 1 Ernest Rothlisberger
2-3 Eddie Slade
Carrots 1 Ardith Matice
2 John Rencher
3 Lula Udall
Turnips 1 Tenney McFate
2 E. Wiltbank
3 Eddie Slade
Table Beets 1 Lula Udall
2 Roscoe Hamblin
3 Mollie Hall
Cucumbers 1 Ardith Matice
Cabbage-1 Alta Udall
2 Tenney McFate
Cauliflower-4 Ardi .h McF ite
Field corn 1 John Rencaer
2 Edward Ma cwell
3 Alta Udall
Sweet corn 1-2 Alta Udall
Popcorn 1 Oscar Hall
2 Irwin Hall
Toma'toes 1 Ed Maxwell
2 Leila Eagar
3 Jay Maxwell
Onions 1 Lula Udall
2 John Rencher
Stock beets 1 John Rencher
2 Andrew Woods
Apples 1 Clara Woods
' 2 Alta Udall
3 Lula Udall
Pears 1 Lula Udall
2 Lucy Lytle
3 Clara Woods
Peaches 1 Annie Wiltbank
2 Alta Udall
Strawberries 1 Lucy Lytle
Beans 1 Delma Hamblin
2 Vaughn Wiltbank
3 Lula Udall
Canned Goods
Apples 1 Lula Udall
2 Mary Eagar
Pears 1 Erma Maxwell
2 Alta Udall
3 Mary Eagar
Peaches 1 Mary Eagar
2 Lula Udall
Currants 1 Isabel Maxwell
2 Mary Crosby
3 Zella Slade
Plums 1 Loie Hale
2 Mary Eagar
Raspberries Erma Maxwell
Plum preserves 1 Erma Maxwell
2 Mary Eagar
Cherries 1 Freda Crosby
2 Lula Udall
Jelley 1 Alta Udall
2 Fern Udall
Peach Syrup 1 Lula Udall
Apple Cets 1 Alta Udall
Apple Jam 1 Freda Crosby
Succatosh 1 Mary Crosby -.
2 Freda Crosby
Cauliflower 1 Mary Crosby
Peas 1 Lula Udall
String Beans 1 Lovina Winsor
2 Alta Udall
3 Erma Maxwell
Y. Wax Beans 1 Mary Crosby
Tomatoes 1 Mary Eagar
Shelled Beans 1 Freda Crosby
2 Mary Eagar
3 Lula Udall
Spiced Pickles 1 Mary Eagar
Sweett Pickles 1 Waity Butler
Carrots 1 Erma Maxwell
Tomatoes, Crab Preserves, Jelley,
Beets, Pickles: Hazel Maxwell
first.
Squash
1 Alvin Love
2 Edna Hamblin
Beets 1 Esther Burk
2 Leona Wilkins
Carrots 1 Leona Wilkins
Onions 1 Lee Hamblin
2 Hazel Maxwell
Beans 1 Leona Wilkins
2 Orlee Maxwell
String Beans 1 Esther Burk
2 . illie Burk
Potatoes 1 Dora Maxwell
2 Edna Maxwell
Grain 1 Dora Maxwell.
tudebaker Owners are Studebaker
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October 5, 1917. . '
56 persons present.
Products.
Potatoes 1 Hugh Burk
2 W. M. Tenney
Turnips 1 H. P. Burk
2 Sarah Hamblin
Cabbage 1 W. M. Tenney
Carrots 1 John Jepson
Z W. Thompson
Beets 1 Os?ar Hamblin
2 W. M. Tenney
Lettuce 1 W. M. Tenney
2 Sarah Hamblin
Onions 1 E Skousen
2 Frederic Hamblin
Apples 1 Mrs. Hugh Burk
2 John Jepson
Corn 1 Oscar Jepson
2 Mrs. Paterson '
Celery 1 Mrs. Paterson
Squash 1 Sarah Hamblin
Green peas 1 Frederic Hamblin
Oats, black 1 Frederic Hamblin
2W.M. Tenney
Oats, white 1 W. M. Tenney
2 A. V. Whitmer
Barley 1 A. V. Whitmer
2 E. Skousen
Wheat 1 W. M. Tenney
Rye 1 A. V.. Whitmer.
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ORPHINE
NUTRIOSO ,
October 4, 1917
37 persons present.
Dr. O. C. Bartlett, Miss Zimmer
man and C. R. Fillerup, Judging
committee.
Canned Products
Pears 1 Alvin Love. Peaches 1
Alvin Love. Beans 1 Leona Wil
kins. Peas 1 Leona Wilkins
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Thursday, Oct 18,Friday,Oct 19, Saturday, Oct. 20, 1917
$3500.00 in cash awards for Mineral, Livestock, Agricultur
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Thrillincr entertainment features: band concerts; Wortham's
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