Benson Arizona Newspaper Brief on Liberty Bond and Exams
Cattlemen in Benson are upbeat as a second Liberty Bond issue is announced. The piece notes a second call for examination of 755,700 registered men, with Gen Crow der stating the second call will follow seven days after the first contingent is examined.
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Crowder
Nogales
Weathered fields and crops show salvage after storms
Weather reports note damage from rains and winds yet salvage may exceed early fears as alternating sun and rain aid recovery. Cattle stock thrive under heavy rainfall while some farms face total losses. broader outlook remains optimistic though aggregate damage weighs on the region.
Chiricahua District Fruit Ships Second Peach Crop
Cochise County orchardists send a second peach crop to Douglas while Chiricahua apples appear in the local market. Fruits compare well with California shipments and Sulphur Springs valley farms begin selling potatoes summer squash lettuce and onions with strong local demand and good prices.
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Chiricahua Mountain District
Douglas
California
Sulphur Springs Valley
Douglas Dispatch
Government Needs Farmers as well as Fighters
The text announces two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and California Railroad Co. Grant Lands revested in the United States to be opened for homesteads and sale. It describes rich land, a large copyrighted map with soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, and temperature, and notes a postpaid price of one dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co., Portland, Oregon.
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Oregon & California Railroad Co
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
Chronic Constipation Cure Suggested by Local Pharmacy
It is not easy but the disease can be cured in most cases by taking Chamberlain's Tablets and following the printed directions with each package. Sold at Moss Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Moss Pharmacy
Amendment to Bank of Benson Articles Converts to Cochise County State Bank
A special stockholders meeting on June 23 1917 adopted amendments to the Bank of Benson articles transforming the bank into Cochise County State Bank with principal offices in Tombstone Arizona and a Benson branch. The new scope includes broad banking activities and trust services, with a five to fifteen member board and annual elections.
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Bank of Benson
Cochise
Board of Directors
A. G. Smith
M. W. Smith
Bank of Benson Becomes Cochise County State Bank Amendment
Official records show Bank of Benson renamed Cochise County State Bank after an amendment to its articles of incorporation. Filing occurred June 29, 1917, with notarization by J. B. Castleman and certification by Ray B. Krebs, Cochise County Recorder. First publication July 14, 1917.
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Ray B. Krebs
Bank of Bensei
Cochise County State Bank
A. D
County Recorder
Public Auction Sale of Cochise County School Lands
The State Land Department of Arizona announces a public auction on August 13, 1917 at Tombstone County Courthouse. Lands in Cochise County include 640 acres in Sec 32 T17S R20E appraised at 3840 dollars and 319.29 acres in Sec 2 of T18S R20E plus 640 acres in Sec 16, all with appraisals of 1597 and 384 dollars. Bids not below appraised valuations. right to reject bids reserved. Information from the State Land Department, Phoenix. First pub June 9 1917. Last pub Aug 11 1917.
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State of Arizona
Tombstone
Arizona
Cochise County
State Land Department
Phoenix
Farm Stand Offers Fresh Vegetables And Eggs
For sale at the G C Woods place, J A Gum sells radishes lettuce beets turnips new potatoes and peas plus fresh ranch eggs and frying chickens at 30 cents per pound live weight.
Desirable Farm Lands in San Pedro Valley Arizona
List of farms near Benson and Bisbee with details on acreage water, wells and improvements. Properties range from 31 to 320 acres with prices from 500 to 2,300 dollars and terms varying. Includes No 51 No 54 No 60 No 63 No 64 No 65 No 71 No 82 and notes on additional Benson town lots.
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St. David Canal
Benson
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Tombstone Prospector
State Board of Health Bulletin
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E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Cromwell
Grant
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Sir William Osler
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G. S. Bryant
Idaho
Herbert Turner
Ladies’ Pioneer Club
County Fair
Fruitland Hall
Red Cross
Sam Knight
France
Mr. Knight
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J. T. Young
J. R. Thayer
Infantry
Salisbury
Agricultural Extension Service
R. H. Forbes
R. H. Williams
Cochise County Fruit
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J. B. Castleman
Arizona Corporation Commission
Benson, Arizona
Arizona Corporation Com'n
F. A. Jones
County of
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J. A. Gum
G. C. Woods
San Pedro Valley, Arizona
the Signal Realty Company