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Newspaper

Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1918

Page

9

Johnson Camp Steady Producer On Arizona United Property

Johnson Camp near Benson Arizona hosts steady output under Arizona United Mining Company after retaking properties from Cobriza Leasing. An incline shaft of about 1100 feet yields around 200 tons daily sent to El Paso smelters. The operation employs about eighty men with J M Libbey long time supervisor and A C Harmon a principal owner expressing satisfaction with results.

Johnson Camp Benson Arizona United Mining Company Cobriza Leasing Company Arizona United Old Republic el Paso J. M. Libbey A. C. Harmon Philadelphia

Phoenix Chamber Calls for German Language Elimination

The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce reports resolutions urging the elimination of German language study in schools and colleges amid wartime sentiments. The note urges boards to devote study time to other subjects as calls grow to curb German instruction nationwide. Also: Florence bridge on the Gila River near Florence completes after a year of work doubling its length, serving eastern and western travel through Southern Arizona.

United States of America United States Chamber of Commerce Phoenix Arizona Tom Chamber OF Commerce C. A. Stauffer Florence Gila River

Famine in Sugar Avertable Yet Canners Face Strict Limits

Federal Food Administrator for Arizona warns sugar supplies are tight despite an August 1 cut to two pounds per person monthly. Households must conserve, home canning sugar requires permits, and excess inventory could lead to fines. Officials will check canning stock for excess purchases.

Arizona

Why Sugar Is Scarce

Reasons sugar is hard to obtain include fewer ships carrying sugar from Java and the West Indies, lower than expected crops, France and Italy needing more imports after German destruction of beet sugar factories, submarine losses on the Atlantic coast, and rising domestic consumption of sweets.

Java West Indies France Italy Atlantic

For SALE Five Room House on 5th St big lot

Five room house with a large lot on 5th Street is offered for sale at a price of 1400 dollars. Signal Office advert.

5Th St

El Toro Cement and Shelter Lumber Ad

The ad touts durable lumber kept under protective roofs to withstand weather and promises lasting satisfaction with properly priced wood. It also promotes El Toro Brand Portland cement as a concrete of permanency and urges buyers to trust the quality behind the product.

Lilly Frill Fights War With War Savings Stamps

In a small city department store near Chicago Lilly Frill begins selling War Savings Stamps beside laces and neckwear to support the war effort. She vows to raise enough money to manufacture a depth bomb and stop one U boat, proving a single girl can contribute to victory. Her story urges merchants to empower local Lilly Frills to fund the fight.

Lilly Frill Chicago Tilly Lilly

Death of Noted Character Uncle Billy Plaster

Noted Arizona cattleman Uncle Billy Plaster died in El Paso. He inspired Alfred Henry Lewis's Old Cattleman character and recounted Wolfville frontier tales. Locals recall incidents in Lewis’s volumes and recognize Doc Peets, Dave Tutt, Texas Thompson, and Tucson Jennie as range neighbors.

Billy Alfred Henry Lewis Wolfville Mr. Lewis Fl Paso Arizona Doc Peets Dave Tutt Texas Thompson Tucson Jennie Tombstone Charleston Red Dog Plaster el Paso

640 Acre Homestead Law Contact

Information on the 640 acre homestead law should be directed to HAMPTON & ARNOLD, Land Attorneys, Phoenix, Arizona.

Hampton & Arnold, Land Attorneys Phoenix Arizona

Subdue the submarine by substituting phrases

The piece lists substitutions swapping service for sneers economy for waste cooperation for criticism production for pessimism marketing for telephoning performance for argument conservation for conversation vegetable oils for animal fats perishable for preservable foods common sense for common gossip cornmeal and oatmeal for flour greater production for German peace the flour you do not eat for the rifle you cannot carry

First class boot and shoe repair at Benson Saddle Shop

Prompt boot and shoe repair offered at Benson Saddle and Harness Shop with moderate prices. Local customers praised quick service and skilled workmanship for everyday footwear and saddlery items.

Benson Saddle and Harness Shop

How to can fruit without any sugar

The federal food administration for Arizona and University of California offer a sugar free canning method. Cold pack and hot pack are explained with sterilization steps, jars, water temperatures, and processing times for safe preservation without added sugar. Sixteen French orphanage related facilities receive American Red Cross support for hospitals, nurseries, and orphan homes near Cannes Touraine Marseilles Lyons.

Federal Food Administration Arizona Food Administration Division of Viticulture University of California Red Cross Verdun Serbia Cannes Touraine Marseilles Lyons

Benson Man Weds in Phoenix and Returns Home

The marriage of Mr. R. T. L. Brownell and Miss Frances Evans occurred in Phoenix Monday evening. They arrived in Benson Tuesday to establish their home. Brownell, a new Moss Pharmacy druggist from Superior, won local affection, despite a shivaree that ended with the couple sheltered in a vacant house until the crowd dispersed.

R. TL. Brownell Frances Evans Phoenix Brownell Moss Pharmacy Superior Benson The Signal Shivaree

A Billious Attack Relief With Chamberlains Tablets

A description of a billious attack noting liver failure and digestive issues. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy to tone the liver clean the stomach and end symptoms. The ad claims three tablets will restore health and mentions a price of a quarter.

Chamberlain

American Red Cross resumes infant welfare work in France

Dr. William P. Lucas returns to France to resume charge of the infant welfare program. He will lead a staff of about seven hundred including seventy doctors two hundred trained nurses and numerous aides and social workers engaged in relief and social services.

William P. Lucas France American Red Cross

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