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Newspaper

Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1916

Page

1

Citizens Plan Cleanup Effort At Meeting

A sparsely attended session at the Benson Lumber and Commercial Company buildings reorganized the street cleaning effort. Milton Fairlee was elected chairman and Dr. J. N. Morrison pledged police and health department cooperation to extend sanitation, with an adjourned meeting set for April 4 to boost participation and urge broader backing.

Benson Lumber and Commercial Company Milton Fairlee J. N. Morrison Board of Trade

Community Meeting Invites Ladies To Attend Tuesday

A notice urges all ladies to come out to a Tuesday night meeting. The call emphasizes welcoming women and contributing their voices to the discussion.

St David News Items Outline Local Visits and Road Woes

Special correspondent reports John McRae and family visiting with friends. Wishworths returned from Douglas after weeks away. Kempf and Gladys Holcomb of Benson in town by auto. John Merrill took teachers to Benson on business. Next Sunday April 2 the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association ends for season. Traffic via Benson and St David increases with poor Santa Catalina road and rutted Vail highway.

John McRae Mr. Wishworth Douglas George Kempf Gladys Holcomb Benson John Merrill St. David Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association Benson and Santa Catalina Mountains Vail Tombstone

Keep the Dollars at Home Mr. Farmer

An appeal urges local shoppers to support town merchants over distant mail order sellers. It argues local businesses pay taxes, fund roads, support county government, and increase land value, asking residents to keep dollars circulating locally.

Tungsten Property Sold Near Benson Sparks Whetstone Activity

Reports say tungsten claims eleven miles southwest of Benson in the Whetstones, now owned by the American Tungsten Company with option to a Colorado firm, to be taken over on the fifth of the month with substantial down payment. Jonathan Gordon of Tombstone helped bring in the buyers, and development work suggests strong value. Meanwhile the M. E. Church renovation nears completion with a new floor, revived belfry, fresh paint, interior papering, and improved doors as J. W. Cull and M. K. Sipe, plus congregants, push to finish.

Benson American Tungsten Company Colorado Jonathan Gordon Tombstone M. E Messrs J. W. Cull M. K. Sipe

Compromise Sought on County Road Bond Proposals

In a shifting bid to fund road improvements, two county bond petitions may be merged into a single plan after weighing the risk of voter split. The report notes that both projects are paused pending a workable compromise.

Board of Supervisors Etz Barn

Benson Coal and Ice Company Ad Item

Local notice invites readers to visit the Benson Coal and Ice Company for coal ice and soda water supplies.

The Benson Coal & Ice Company

Miramonte Notes and Visitors Include Returning Gulliver

William Gulliver returns home to plant corn after a period away. Miss Dorothy Farnsworth visits her grandmother Mrs. Eliza Martineau in Miramonte. Fort Huachuca residents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fry visit with son Thomas Fry. Mutual Improvement Association shows The Face at the Window to a large audience. Minnie Lintz visits Miramonte school. Mrs. Archibald Mitchell improves health. Relief Society meets at Mrs. Edward Lofgreen’s home. Elders Egebert and Hegard of the California mission advise locals. Robert Jean travels to Tucson for Southern Pacific work. Mrs. Heber Davis goes to Huachuca mountains to visit her husband. Gem Second Hand Store seeks baby buggies and wheelbarrows.

William Gulliver Dorothy Farnsworth Sonoita Eliza Martineau Oliver Fry Ft Huachuca Thomas Fry Mutual Improvement Association Minnie Lintz Miramonte Archibald Mitchell Ft. Huachuca Relief Society Edward Lofgreen Egebert and Hegard Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints California Robert Jean Tucson

Pleasant Surprise Party For Miss Hilda Trask

Friends planned a birthday surprise for Miss Hilda Trask. Guests lured her away with a fake message then greeted her at home. The evening featured music games conversation refreshments and warm wishes for many happy birthdays.

Mis Hilda Trask Miss Trask Hilda

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services April

Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Also note a for sale item offering a second hand irrigation pumping plant capable of irrigating forty acres, apply to Benson Water Company's pumping plant.

Presbyterian Church Benson Water Company

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Jennie Curtis Maier Bros General Merchandise Hiwo & Coo Arizona WD Martinez Tungsten Property Reported M. E. Church Western Union Telegraph Company Western Union Mexico Villa E Pomerene Parley Fenn O. K. Wallace Curtis Benson Canals Rosetta Scott McGuire S. J. Johnson Roy Farnsworth Mr. Wood Judd Johnson Miss Pearl Roberts Phoenix Ryan Squire Thornton Elsie Julia Treu Claude Sipes Mountain Meg Marguerite Wilson Edna Gribble Beauty Lynn Ramond Mahoney Dickey Brown Heber Davis Huachuca Mountains Gem Stella Smith Rhyanna Jones Addie Gillett Isabella Trejo Hilda Trask John Castleman C.E. Goetz Cecil Jones Jewell Trask C. L. Rucker Mesdames L.S. Trask L. Blacklidge H.w.etz & GO Bank OF Benson Panamas C. E. Goetz Benson, Arizona
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