The Holbrook news., June 28, 1912, Image 6

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D. E. (BUD) HOWELL
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STOCK GROWERS
BANK of HOLBROOK
, HOLBROOK, - ARIZONA
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Range, Rio Puerco
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The Lowest Prices
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CAPITAL STOCK $50.000.00
Folly Paid
Extend to Depositors every facility for
banking accommodations
Deposit accounts solicited
OFFICERS:
John R. Hulet, Pres.
H. H. Scorse, Vice Pres.
J. E. Cox. Cashier
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Adolf Schuster, John R. Hulet,
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H. H. Scorse
J. E. Cox, Robert Scott
OUR Aim and Effort
IS TO GIVE SUCH SERVICE TO OUR
CUSTOMERS THAT THEY MAY
PROFIT BY OUR DEALINGS
AND RECOMMEND US
TO THEIR FRIENDS
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SPRINGERYILLE
ST. JOHNS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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General Merchandise
AGENTS FOR
Studebaker Wagons and Vehicles
McCormick Harvesting Machinery
Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows
Moline Plows and Farm Implements
J. I. Case ''Threshing Machines
Temple Windmills and Red Jacket Pumps
El Toro Cement and Ideal Plaster
Black Leaf Sheep Dip
Remington-U. M. C. Arms" and Ammunition.
All Staples are bought in car load lots.
Which enables us to make the :owest
possible prices : : : : : : : :'
Mail Orders will have prompt and careful
attention
ABOUT
ONE BUILDING
in seven hundred burns. When seven hundred men
stand the loss it is a small matter to each should
your building burn today who would stand the loss?
Now is the time to buy protection, tó get six hun
dred ninety-nine others interested. Why not come
in today and let us write you a clean, clear policy-"-in
a solid, reliable company?
Navajo-Apache Bank & Trust Co., Branch
Holbrook, Arizona
Subscribe for The News. Only $2.00
BY
F.ETRICG
KEMTSALPOSHTJ
ROGUE RIVER
VALLEY
OREGON
CORRESPONDENCE
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This matter must not be reprinted with
out special permission.
it may De evidence of a monKey an
cestry to like them, but on the ap
proach of spring there is absolutely
nothing that goes to the spot like a
3isb (a good sized ouel of greens- As
accessories there should be boiled pota
toes and a piece of well cooked salt
pork.
The dandelion Is a perennial pest,
and worse some seasons than others
There are two methods of getting rid
of it. One is to take a sharp knife
and cut the plants off Just below the
crown. The other and this method is
recommended for larger areas is to
spray the young and tender plants
with a strong solution of iron sul
phate or green vitriol. This puts the
plants out of commission, but does not
seriously injure the grass.
The milk distributers' trust in the
New England states has forced or is
keeping the price it is willing to pay
for milk down to the point where a
good many farmers cannot produce it
and make both ends met. with the re
sult that in some sections farmers are
quitting the dairy business entirely
and going Into poultry raising. It
would seem that If enough do this it
would materially improve the market
conditions for those that keep on with
the cows.
The severity of the past winter was
shown in the freezing over of many
lakes so completely that all air boles
were' close!. Now that the ice In.
these lakes has disintegrated the result
of the closing of these air holes is mani
fest in the presence of thousands uf
dead fish floating to the shore. At
Lake Winona. Miun.. so many fish died
by suffocation during the winter that
the . health authorities had no small
Job on their bands disposing of their
decaying carcasses.
A farmer living near Pnyallup.
Wash., has carried out the color
scheme to the limit In his choice of
animals which he raises. His prefer
ence Is white, and he has carried it
out In white buildings and fences,
white horses and ponies, white cattle,
bogs, sheep and go:: is. chickens, ducks,
geese, turkeys and guinea fowls. Not
satisfied with, his outlay, he has Spitz
dogs and Persian cats, an albino elk.
three white deer, a mountain sheep
and a polar bear cub.
In the valley in which the writer's
ranch Is located there is frequently
considerable damage to older apple
treta from sun scald, the damage re
sulting from the warm, bright days,
followed by frosty nights. This season
we have safeguarded against this
damage by tying long pine shakes on
the southwest side of each trunk.
This will shade them and keep the
sap" from flowing too rapidly. This sun
scald damage Is likely to occur at any
.time during the winter, but is often
most serious during April and May.
The housewife can save herself much
hard labor at housecleaning time by
the" use of -her head that is. by study
ing le.st methods and by employing all
the substitutes for "elbow grease" she
can find. Along this line it will pay
her to read the household hints found
In the various magazines published for
women. While many of the sugges
tions therein contained are imprac
ticable, if not indeed ridiculous, still
some ideas are furnished which are
well worth consideration and trial by
busy women whose work at best is not
light.
Many a young wife, all unconscious
ly, places her husband in a trying po
sition by incurring expenditures quite
beyond his means. In many instances
the blame for this state of affairs la
chargeable largely to the husband be
cause of his failure to take his wife
Into his confidence. Many a home has
been wrecked or had its happiness
largely destroyed through failure -on
the part of the husband to inform his
wife of his exact financial status. It
is her right to know the volume of the
Income. If she does and Is not willing
to co-operate in making both ends
meet, then the blame rests on herself.
A bill has been passed by both
houses of congress and has doubtless
ere this appears in print received the
signature of the president, which
makes some radical and much needed
changes In the national homestead laws.
In' a general way the new law Is pat
terned . after the Canadian homestead
laws, which are said to have been re
sponsible for much of the emigration
from the United States to Canada. The
period the homesteader has to reside
on his" claim is reduced from five to
three year, while the entryman and
his family are allowed to be away from
the claim five months during each
year.
HOWELL & WETZLER
Range:
Eastern
Apache
County
Also own and run the following brands
and marks:
ffon left rib
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FTT1 on shoulder
J. side and hip
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Address:
Navajo, Ariz.
J. W. NEWMAN
Ran ere:
Rio Puerco
-4 Valley
Address: Holbrook, Arizona.
JENNIE JUNE NEWMAN
Range:
Rio Puerco
Valley.
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Address: Adamaría, Arizona.
JAMES DONAHOE
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Rio Puerco
Valley.
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All increase branded C C and split
left ear.
Address: Adamana, Arizona.
M. MICKELSON & SON
dealers in
Monuments
Cemetery Work
Headstones of all kinds
Correspondence Solicited
SNOWFLAKE -:- ARIZONA
FOR SALE
SPECIAL IGNITOR DRY
CELLS FOR MOTORS,
GASOLINE ENGINES,
ETC.
W. B. Woods
Holbrook Arizona
DR. J. W. BAZELL,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
TELEPHONE IN MY OFFICE
Holbrook ' Arizona
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Dealers in Everything
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