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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1918
Page
4
Entry dated March 12 1906 at Benson Arizona port office notes a two dollar yearly subscription. The message proclaims no peace with honor or safety except a just peace and urges continued war to secure righteous peace, condemning any other peace as treachery to American troops in France.
The Liberty Loan is active with rising demand across many sectors. Government needs clerical workers while shipyards and plants seek large numbers of skilled and unskilled labor. Joblessness signals incompetence or hobobefore a new Mexican horizon cloud looms.
The article notes American ball players will apply their skill and effort to productive use on the plains of Picardy, indicating a sporting or athletic effort connected to the region.
Notice filed March 30 1918 states Henson of Benson Arizona seeks five year proof to establish a land claim on the NE NW, W1/2 ENE M, Sec. 24 and SW4SE4 Sec. 13 T17 S R20 E G S & M. The proof will be made before H G Brown U S Commissioner at Benson Arizona on May 8 1918.
The Food Administration says manufacturers will obtain full sugar for canning and preservation next year, with Cuba shipments rising. Canner quotas and required reports to March 15 are noted. The piece covers aircraft labor needs, Medical Reserve Corps removals, Four Minute Men school plans, duty-free gifts to troops, a navy base hospital, fertilizer licensing, and gas defense training along with rifle testing and new signal corps training in Rochester.
Baby Marie, a tiny admirer, charms the 3rd Marine division as Marines visit. She fits in arms and wears caps while asking where Glendale lies on the globe. Recruiters note the Southwest contributes to Marine Corps enlistments with offices in Los Angeles and other cities.
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