Copper industry outlook from Hoval A. Smith in Bisbee
Hoval A. Smith, a veteran mining figure with properties in the Warren district and Sonora, arrived in Bisbee and predicted at least five years of strong copper production and high prices. He said European demand tied to wartime reconstruction would keep copper markets robust across France Italy Greece Britain Germany and Russia.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Hoval A. Smith
Warren District
Smith
Copper Queen Hotel
Europe
France
Italy
Greece
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Roosevelts Vision for a Neutral Legion of Veterans
The New York Times and veterans urge forming a nonpartisan association of soldiers and sailors to defend justice freedom and democracy after war. Led by Lieut Col Roosevelt and Lieut Col Clarke the group would stay political neutral and avoid partisanship while remaining socially and economically active. Public notices add an auto trailer for sale by Benson Garage and remind voters of the August 9 school bond election.
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Order of the Cincinnati
Col
Roosevelt
Col. Clarke
United States
New York Times
Bank Leaders Look Ahead to Robust Economic Rebound
Heads of major banks and financial institutions express strong optimism about a bright future for legitimate business. They back their judgments with investment and push Western banks to support permanent industry growth such as livestock, fruit, and sugar beet cultivation through sound local and national banking policy.
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West
University tour to study state cattle ranges August to September
Robert Q. Grant will lead a group of students and professors from the state university on a livestock ranges study trip from August 4 to September 6. The program starts on campus in Tucson, then travels across the state including the San Pedro Valley. Nogales chamber seeks Tumacacori mission area as a national park, with Interior Department examining the proposal.
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Phoenix
Robert Q. Grant
Weather Bureau
The
State University
R. A. Williams
Grant
Tucson
San Pedro Valley
Tumacacori
Nogales
Benson Versus Willcox Baseball Expected Big Rematch
Benson faces Willcox in a high school baseball game set for tomorrow at 2 PM on the campus. Benson’s lineup includes Robertson at first, W. Martinez at second, Treu at third, Mendivil in right field, Baker in center, G. Martinez in left, Schwab catching, and Dean pitching. Benson hopes to avenge a previous defeat and level the series. fans urged to cheer the home team.
Work Delayed on Benson Tombstone Road by Heavy Rains
Heavy rains have delayed finishing the concrete work on the Benson Tombstone road. Only two to three bridges or culverts remain unfinished, with two main sites near Hi Wo & Co's store and beyond the railroad. Contractor H M Eckerman faces flood water and sand washing, but a spell of dry weather could allow completion between Benson and Tombstone with minor touch ups possible.
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Benson-Tombstone
Hi Wo & Co’s
H. M. Eckerman
Benson
Tombstone
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A Moss Pharmacy advertises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by users. It invites readers to try the medicine when needed.
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Moss Pharmacy
Notary Public and Insurance Agency Ad
Mary Titus advertises as notary public and agent for St Paul and New Zealand Insurance Co offering houses for rent and rooms for rent.
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St. Paul and New Zealand Insurance Co
Mary Titus
Nameless Casa Grande Man Travels to Vernon Bar
A Casa Grande man travels to Los Angeles before government restrictions. He and a friend visit Jack Doyle's in Vernon where the Arizonan refuses to drink, declaring there is no such place as this and that he will wake up in a minute.
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Casa Grande
Los Angeles
Vernon
Jack Doyle
Dispatch
Big land deal seals 160 acre ranch sale
A. T. Gregg sold his 160 acre ranch north of town to Carl H. Enloe of Mesa and Paul H. Vreslus of Gilbert for 52000. The price equates to 325 per acre, a strong rate for irrigated land that years ago fetched about 150 per acre, the Chandler Arizonan notes.
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A. T. Gregg
Town
Carl H. Enloe
Mesa
Paul H. Vreslus
Gilbert
Chandler Arizonan
Ashburns Visited County Seat From Patagonia Ranch
Hon Oscar F Ashburn county supervisor and manager of the Vail and Ashburn Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia visited the county seat last Thursday with Mrs Ashburn. The ranch, once owned by Col R R Richardson and later Walter Vail, has risen in value under Ashburn, with its whiteface cattle among the state's best and consistently fetching top market prices. Ashburn formerly lived in Benson and remains a local property owner.
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Oscar F. Ashburn
Great Pennsylvania
Patagonia
Vail & Ashburn
Ashburn
Mr. Ashburn
Col
R. R. Richardson
Walter Vail
Oscar Ashburn
Safe fly poisons for maldehyde described
The text states that the safest fly poisons use maldehyde mixed at three teaspoonfuls per pint of water or sodium salicylate at three teaspoonfuls per pint of water. It asserts these solutions are safe for children and effective as fly killers.
Vote for the school bonds
The Tombstone Prospector asserts readers guide the paper by sharing all news, calling everyone an associate editor. It then urges voters to support school bonds in a brief, opinionated note.
New Benson Canal Company Board Seeks Reform and Growth
Arizona Corporation Commission member F A Jones calls for dropping the probe into Benson Canal Company. A new board led by W P Lofgreen takes charge and repairs the dam while proposing raising capital from 10000 to 100000 to fund permanent improvements and a sinking fund. Retiring directors Etz Cosby Merrill note five years of service as property and water values rise in the district.
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F. A. Jones
Arizona Corporation Commission
Benson Canal Company
W. P. Lofgreen
J. T. Proffitt
L. E. Coons
Wallace Curtis
Max Treu
Jones
H. W. Etz
M. P. Cosby
H. P. Merrill
S. J. Johnson
A. L
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved
Mrs Henry Jewett Clark Mills of New York recalls a severe attack of summer complaint two years ago and credits Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with almost instant relief The letter endorses the remedy as an excellent cure for colic and diarrhoea and urges families to keep it on hand for sales at the store.
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Chamberlain
Henry Jewett Clark Mills
N. Y
Moss Pharmacy
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American Legion
Auto Trailer
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Cochise County State Bank
Arizona
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Willcox
P. Mendivil, Rf
Dean
P. Benson
W.D. Martinez
San Pedro
Gobble Brothers
Signal Office
Benson Lumber and Commercial Co
Tombstone Prospector
Canal Company Affairs
Kerr
Chase. Goetz
Benson, Arizona
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