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The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19
SALE OF GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES
 BY TOWN OF HOLBROOK

The following is a list of articles and prices to be offered and charged at the municipal sale to be held shortly in obrook This sale will be held at the Navajo Garage the date to be announced shortly It is antic pated that the goods will be received about the 18th or 6th but this date not yet definite No doubt the ct zens of Holbrook will take advantage of the opportunity presented The list follows:
 DRY GOODS Blankets reclaimed, wool and cotton mixed at S3.5O Boots, rubber, hip, assorted sizes, at 525 Drawers, summer, cotton, new, assorted sizes 50 Gloves, Jersey knit, new, assorted sizes, at 20 Toilet paper, at O8 1-3 Socks, summer, new assorted sizes, at IS Towels, Rusk, at 20 Undershirts Summer new, assorted sizes, at 50 Canvas leggings new, assorted sizes at 75 Shoes, marching, reclaimed to 1-2 Shoes, Russett, reclaimed, to 1-2 Kettles camp with covers, at 80
 FOOD STUFFS- Apples evaporated 50and 25 lb boxes at 1288 per b Peaches, evaporated, 50and 25 Ib boxes IS Prunes, 50 and 25 lb boxes at II Beans dry, issue 100 lb sacks at .O649 Baked beans 3-24 to at .O9 Corn, sweet No. 2-24 to case at .O9 Matches safety, boxes at .. .O6 2-3 per box Green peas No. 2 at .O9 Soap Toilet Sweetheart at O4 cake Tomatoes 2 1-2 at O9 can Tobacco, Prince Albert at 10 pix Tobacco, Bull Durham, at .07 Raisins, seeded, at .10pk Beef roast, lb, at 1.90
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

Manager Wesley of the zuni Company. advises that work will be resumed at this we'll as soon as a supply of coal can be obtained. This is expected shortly as coal restrictions are now removed and a normal supply is ex- pected shortly. Improve ment in road conditions, CO., incident with the arrival of the coal should see the re- sumption of drilling at this well.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

You will find Lowney's and Whitman's candies at the Palace Drug Company. Cheer up, what fine Christ mas gifts these attractive boxes of sweets make.
 Leo Shreeve spent today in Winslow on business.
 Attorney Julia M. Braam spent Saturday and Sunday at Winslow as the guest of Miss Irene Whetstone.
 The most beautiful line of dolls and toys at Wetzler's.
 You will not want to look further for toys for the kid dies when you see those at the Palace Drug Company.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

Out of your plenty give life to one little child of the thousand who are facing death in the Near East and experience t h e happiest Christmas of your life.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

If a child lay in a agony on your home street would your pass it by? Thousands of babies are crying for food among the refugees of the Near East.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19
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ThesNews wishes to it's readers a most enjoyable Christmas with the hope thatit may bring joyous ness to all. If hearty good wishes may prevail,
 than all will indeed en- joy a "Merry Christmas"
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19
TRAIN SERVICE RESUMED

Trains 21 and 22 have been resumed, the coal crisis be- ing over. Restrictions on coal are now removed and normal supply may be ex- pected from now on.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

Don't miss "The Silver King" at Pastime, Monday, Dec. 22d.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

Manager Aiken of the Apache Oil company, was i'll town this week and reports that work is being pushed at this we'll which spudded in recently. Owing to his hur- ried departure for the well and the conditions of the roads probably delaying his return we are not in position to go into details as to whaE has been accomplished by by this company in the past week. However, from the short conversation with MT. Aiken. it appears that the Apache is going ahead with its drilling as raidly as could be wished.
The Holbrook news., 1919-12-19

Ben McClosky, manager of the Black Canyon Syndi- cate well, drilling on the Richards-Owens lease, was a Holbrook visitor this week and reports that progress is being continually made by his drillers. This well is be- ing drilled by private capital and it is said that progress in drilling this well has been accelerated of late and en- couraging conditions en- countered.
 The management of the Hopi Oil Company advises that it will probably have a definite announcement as to the future plans of the com pany within the coming week or ten days. Considerable interest is manifest as to the continuation of the Hopi well which at present has the greatest depth in the field.
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The two broods due this year are brood TO-.
which belongs to the 17-year family, and brood Is,
which belongs 10 the 13-year family.
Brood 10 has the widest distribution of any
brood. Beginning at the eastern extremity Of
Long Island, it sweeps west and south to the Mis-
sissippi river at Cairo, H., and extends as far
north as central Wisconsin and as far south as
middle Georgia, with some isolated colonies as far
northeast as upper Vermont, and one as far west
as the boundary line between Iowa and Nebraska.
The whole or portions of 20 states are included
within this range. There are three regions of
greater occurrence, one covering New JERSEY
Maryland and eastern Pennsylvania; another COW
southern Michigan, and n third covering western
North Carolina, eastern Tennessee, and northern
Georgia.
Brood IS, the 13-year brood that comes out this
year. Is comparatively q small brood and is made
up of scattered colonies rather than of the dense
and compact swarms that mark the larger broods
Five states are affected by it-Alabama, Georgia
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee
but 1t touches only limited areas of these states.
Cicadas Will Appear in May.
Latitude does not appear to materially affect tbe
time of emergence from the ground, the cicada In
the lake states coming out within Il week or two Of
the same time as in the Gulf and South Atlantic
states. This data ranges from the last week in
May to the first in June, and the s~hrieking hosts
may be looked for throughout the whole TERRITORY
indicated Mt about that time. Late in Nav mr.
early i'm June the under sides of leaves on prac.
tically all trees in dense brood areas will no
studded with the cast skins and every wooded
place will be resounding with the shrlll drums.
A month later the disposition of eggs in
branches will have become general.
Fear aroused by the presence Of this insect in
great numbers is out of proportion to the real
damage likely to be done. People I'm infested sec
tons should not become unduly alarmed. but
should apply such methods of control as are nos.
sible. In young orchards and nurseries, the safest
method Is the hand collection Of the insects at the
time of emergence or as soon afterward as pos
sible. Every cicada tries TO climb some plant or
tree Immediately after coming out of the ground,
and great numbers of them can be shaken of ,nd
collected in bags or umbrellas. This practice may
be- continued for an ~indciinitc time after elner.