Local Items Highlight Drags On Wreck Delays Trains
A freight wreck near Dragoon delayed all trains Wednesday morning while rail work continues at Pay Car Curve west of town. The column lists local residents including W A Fiege, Peter Jensen the potato king, Will Mapes, and others visiting or working in the area.
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Dragoon
W. A. Fiege
Peter Jenson
Willcox
Idaho Bussett
San Simon Valley
Peter Jensen
San Simon
Cardus praised by Minnie Philpot in Gonzales Texas
Minnie Philpot describes years of severe pain and weakness before taking Cardus. She credits noticeable improvement by the second bottle and permanent recovery, urging others to try Cardus. Braley Bros. begin a new garage project. Jesse Walker joins Uncle Sam’s remount service. H O Carr wells in San Simon valley. Tombstone Prospector note invites homestead law inquiries.
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Gonzales
Tex
Minnie Philpot
Cardus
Bae Cardus
Jesse Walker
Uncle Sam
Columbia S. C
Cavalry
Jesse
H. O. Carr
San Simon
Mr. Carr
Pete Jensen
St. David
McKinney Place
Benson Theater Develops Kodak Films For Best Pictures
The Benson Theater offers service to develop Kodak films with care to achieve the finest pictures. Customers may leave orders at the Signal office for processing.
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Kodak Films
Hats For Men And Boys Arrive At W O Martinez
W O Martinez announces a new shipment of summer hats including straw felt and Panama styles for men and boys. Visit the shop to try on hats in person rather than ordering by mail order, as pictures cannot match the real product.
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W. OD. Martinez
Liberty Bond Aids War Effort In World War I
Informational note explaining how different Liberty Bond amounts fund war materiel and provisions. A $50 bond sustains a soldier for four months, $100 buys smokeless powder, $200 outfits four sailors, $600 provides gas masks, $1,000 fuels submarines, and $2,000 covers shells. Each purchase speeds victory.
Duty to Buy Liberty Bonds Urges Taft Message
A 1917 wartime appeal echoes Taft urging readers to do their duty. The prompt asks if readers have weakened and calls for buying Liberty Bonds to support the Allies.
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Taft
U S Loans To Farmers Near Fifty Million Nationwide
January loans to farmers totaled nearly twelve million from Federal land banks raising total since inception to about 50 million. On February 1 loaned amount reached 49 900 000 from 24 000 closed loans with 260 000 000 requested by over 100 000 applicants. Regional tallies include St Paul Spokane Wichita Berkeley Omaha Houston New Orleans Louisville St Louis Baltimore Springfield Columbia.
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United States
Federal Land Banks
St. Paul
Spokane
Wichita
Berkeley
Omaha
Houston
New Orlean
Louisville
St. Louis
Baltimore
Springfield
Columbia
The War the Farm and the Farmer
A reflective piece arguing that American farmers endure war’s costs and fight for freedom. It compares rural sacrifice to urban mobilization, notes delays in farmer responses, and emphasizes sustaining farm livelihoods as essential to national liberty and victory.
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United States
No-Man’s Land
Imp
America
South
Australia
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Lordsburg N.M
Rupert
Alice Bradford
el Paso
Jas. Toman
Bisbee
Bob Johnson
Gibson
Boquillas Cattle Co
Ben J. McKinney
Catalina
Mr. McKinney
J. S. Coggin
Cattleman
Dave Adams
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Adams
Elias Summers
Copper Queen
Bisbee Review
Sam Western
Pomerene
Benson
San Pedro
J. F. Ross
Tombstone
Phoenix
First Presbyterian Church
God
M. B. Shilliam
Lowell
Arizona
Benson Saddle and Harness Shop
Chamberlain's
Texas
Braley Bros
Fourth Street
Hampton , Arnold
Benson Theater
U. S
H.w.etz & GO
Manuel Mejia
Fifth Street
Ariz
Catholic Church
Hiwo & Co
General Merchandise
Martinez
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