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   Phoenix Bulletin (Newspaper) - October 24, 1925, Casa Grande, Arizona                                Published and Printed in Casa Grande The and Best with the Largest Circulation i CASA GRANDE direct main line from Coast The loyal for all thrifty CASA GRANDE - Altitude 1,395 The future Garden Spot of An everlasting growing of - product Jrre A Progressive Newspaper In a Progressive Community Volume Twenty Annual Casa Pinal October 24 1925 Number BUREAU TOTES S. soils may he made into i he Christian i muv Convention will be in Sweet Potatoes nande this - j are til lands of various parts of this f h i j ea. ill HUB III Veil I'm If 11 I With potato as n r t is hK 11 h the are examples of natural Minutes of a regular meeting p has 5 f ' Land suitable foi - - - 1 i j need 0f except they may needed for Waier users Meetin 4 of the City of Casa held Oct. 19 1925 Mayor Pert mun The bills weie 1"W'(] and rid W. in 00 i The first session will begin at 9 30 m in the Presbyterian church on October 31st.. Registration will he fP of 11 uck As the 0] use or When g is desirable any one of the following plans may prove h Me. Piace in slatted crates and i i - The Bulletin Hill T. F. A V in vV Jr. Dispatch R. E. Art. 10.00 2 50 lor and Intel pm in a regulation and Seniors 75 is held at a temp Mature ol Every one is asked 10 send in about 90 degrees 10 If their as soon handled these McGa wife and two tbe water the -n which held in the cops may Le described as Chamber of having an abundance of their of i available at d ktv I - Ik to meet m it retentive j pastor the spent to fUr ap-p includes JP Robert Bur m of moisture and resistant to When the pj e on n of a piece of is fuch j in that ii becomes hard and compact irrigated it is ov r i i it is suitable tor I W irk i- expected \o Roberi because the keep well into April of of to C Grande a H K i the banquet only kind of I Ifl in. few - 1 - - j inn a itw oi 2.H.0I rf lhe only kind of In most j few 2.)-:.00 10 that is on the v - So you are askea to send jour hor ard Ulti registration to ' i - dO 19 20 I J. 50 K. A. Crabb Peck at Casa the banquet in the wid be much in Each society is bring a bunch of Place the potatoes in a is y for such a he on the with be that a nt 4 inches of straw and then much aver ol readily 0 or 8 inches of j fertility is a small ibe j ihe pn duction of a crep in with but ilian in warm and from The potatoes in this that H particular soil produce 1 in win oi a as toast masier sp iu g it would fail com nl k i ' p c i y la d is d from Usually pi in all of a icm ard Superior and Horence as but the method is by no means u should not be r from other towns in as re No 1. W or Its mi V before the Council 1)2 50 11M rj and veils of its A. S. p. -e tent show next and will continue their c. ys all s of fie t k. n and 1 nor A it ranchers in of she was e to the 1 u- last ii rri v. at for the for the of - 1 S who are c ed tlie - and Crabb were by the mayor as a to confer with the city blamed to do what it Cut the viae 0, but lo the ground are naturally fined for Returns from Europe some top of ihr as needed This plan 1 y. 1.^ lor a j patch but is rather risky either of A ua is to give buying new E J. J call and my new charge of the Winter s aid We now under ay ci i ' for both d Any tin of Hi lera t io as and w e opposite at itie of 10 25 tf oi tnr the The of as it wiil be held in Casa v Gra S October 30:h work - -i ic All The Soil foreman of returned 1 m a 5 visit ' tj G He reports hard times | for but money sound and C and the sound Mrs McNatt i Ice H The i-net a ith ui in charge of rn will be- la rain belt all of the soil is Cooked Foods F it becomes a feeding Kot Dogs Mrs ou ' plant In irrigated section this condition is not is i especially true were the method of irrigation isIby Lemonade St and Mis S j we had occasion to Candy Booth M | examine a poor pa it ot an other Land Development North of W and M. of. who have a short distance 1 i -A here their prop. 11v. Mr. Finley { J Ho have a of weils jelt had been filled once Presbyterian Church Nov. 6th Ticket fur turkey d served in connection with the Church Fair wiil be on sale Get yours early to be sure of a The ee wili be limit and do rot the of Nov 6. ' ' Mrs I'am the wife tf chief dej my in of Count v Clerk Frank is on her way to Casa i Mrs R of are visiting 11 e st. uno ed bail On vile ui if h of 30 6 Gits t uini Additional H i in. - - - | to spend the winter Wheel of is H By good field of c it Beneath her William A While in the Southwest Mrs. Hays will Visit Call fornii Times ram the furrow the ground was wet to Gift E J a depth of 20 In the row U fil was quite dry to a. depth of 24 Similar ly we were shown H ' t a sweet potato ridge ap fortune Mrs the water had never 1 lc ' reached the though the 1Jt.lL a j The Club met it is His plans for im the A j week during the growing sea sen | day at 2:30 with Mrs. C. K. Rabe are extensive and L vineyards but two j at Desert The program was son and ' i furrows in the 10 or 12 fool j based on courses ft om the univ shows II is doubtful in of The pro the evening will be given by Percentage of gram was as a soil mass we | Prose from text enough for soil a resume by Mrs. L. There can be no doubt but that 'A Tale of Two are extensive and well Evangelical Church Sunday School at 10 a. 11 m. Divine Worship con ducted in on the First - - ' | - his T. F who has ' r the of the Methodist chu cb in Casa w. departed ibis week for take tip his duties of the church in r that - mkI oilier .vi Ihe Su in hern the fare over the Apache effective Nov. 1st trail can be made bv holders thru tickets for CO. r v Mrs. Pauline Miss E. Kroi eke and Mrs Peters enjoyed a j j. v. roast at the rai ch If st I t M. Iwo Months Laid Ud the ability of any plant with a critical essay ly Mis G W ' r ' c t i 3 I with her to view our - island unfavorable is J i W. B. who was hurt at 'n proportion to the size and vigor How st the American Saturday Later Miss v an accomplished entertained the company with j were very much Mis Peters planned to leave the day for bu t expects to j return and bring other Ml m s. i i u. who ai 111 nun iu mc sise auu vigor now American and Third Sundays of every the Attaway Campbell of bs root and this In a discussion by Mrs. C. and in German on the while repairing the I in tuni dependent up the secoi d slid j - There was a business session and a social Cameron Changed to Hesston P. 0. se co ed and f o t h S u n d a y s. PAUL WM Presbyterian Church 9.15 m. Sunday Church Night Wednesday at 7:30 p. Service Christian Church lion is doing area that is in condition to Ed and Cecil for root Shields who him at Hospital in Tucson ATTENTION SADIES d y. will be in the hospital two the visitors De left hip bone was cracked in two Mrs. Hugh who places and he a com- has charge this work will pound fracture of the left to talk with of that there was in Coconino However Guin is not suffering see as as | a town named ' ah who have an exhibit please talk carneron .In order to give the her about it. Although your ex- thg game name as the -in- - - on Ihe Lodge held a social I Tuesday night for the benefit of the Fund i Please look up exhibits for our county Premiums will be about On investigation it was found hibit may not be classified and town the residents of the Selma much as anticipated Zene who was gin manager here last year was sent down Preaching services at 11 a. tn. from to take his place ami 7:30 p. m. with sermons by Rev. Walter Hoffman - evening io give Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. WANTED TO KENT A FARM I any the townsite a new ' ' made - -In the Casa Grande Val ev and by an unanimous vote - v knit or First Baptist Church No gas Write box 613, j preserves 0r; it was decided to call it Bible 10a. m. each 10 17 8t|jue.s. Can't we find in Look out for ir n tt n uur homes by which we may help B. Y. P. at 6:45 p. m. i THE BULLETIN is the not get a for ex- i Let us see what you McFarlane districts - held a It's up to us to beat every other meeting at the McDowell school Let's do so come on house Tuesday evening to give j ami At Miss ' Wilson Doyle Harbison j attended the football iri 1 Zene who the Gin here last returned from to fake the place of W. H. who was severely injured while at work at the i The adult class of the Christian Grande and i church met at the of Mr. and ed the j Mrs. Don - Friday - evening He is a land holder in this Officers were elected tion and often visits friends here Rev. Walter Hofmann elected while enroute coast to in | teacher with T. J. Craig as the interests of his i - - A car load of. cotton was out of this valley Monday by F. representing of Most of the cotton shipped was ginned at the local gin and at the Coolidge John Booth of St. business of the extension department of the united international work of Christian churches was in Casa Prayer 8 p. m. each Subscribe for The Bulletin * put this fair over bigger and better JO than Remember it's us to j leading and oldest established Premium lists out paper in Casa The given by the home economics section of the Club was one of the most instructive and interesting of the Mrs. M. j M. gave a talk on Colonial homes and Mrs. Sidney Bounds who came from the New England states several years ago told of the Colonial homes she had Seen and visited in. The life of Ella Richards was given in three each covering a period of her by Mrs. Mrs. Ray Woolpert and Miss Margaret These proved especially entertaining and Miss Eva Hurick of the domestic department of the high school was a. guest of the Mrs. E. M. Gould led the The gave a party and program Tuesday evening as a. benefit for the The I. Oi F. hall was beautifully decorated in Hallowe'en colors for the casion The following program was - Vocal Mrs. A. Mrs. F. M. Piano Mrs. Arthur erine Vocal Mrs. Betty i Charles Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hall and Miss Nora Hall are planning to attend the automobile show  

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