Local Notes from Benson and Nearby Towns
W W Potts of Lordsburg and Mrs W L Sawyer visited. Judge Lockwood of the county seat and R E Gephart of the Tucson Citizen spoke in town. S B Moss brought a new Olds car from Bisbee. Several religious services and mining talks noted amid community events. A Benson 5 Tuc son 3 baseball win is reported. Travel and business plans include two state officials and local merchants preparing for fairs, bridges, and cattle interests.
Pyorrhea Dread Disease Warns of Hidden Dangers
Dr. W. A. Suiru warns that pyorrhea affects millions and often shows no early signs. Abscesses produce pus that can enter the bloodstream and lymph, causing fatigue and recurrent illnesses. Removed abscessed teeth are urged to prevent secondary infections in the body.
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San Pedro
W. A. Suiru
Lost Slip Found After Rainstorm Reward Offered
A diminutive white slip lost by a lady’s foot was last seen embedded in four inches of mud after the Wednesday evening rainstorm. A reward is offered for its return.
Ford libel suit ends with six cent verdict
The celebrated Ford libel case against the Chicago Tribune concludes with the jury awarding the plaintiff 6 cents in damages. The amount awarded is cited as 999,999.94 less than the one million dollars sued for.
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Ford
Chicago Tribune
St David School To Open On First Monday In September
St David items report the St David School will open on the first Monday in September with strong instructors. The 1920 school year is described as unexcelled in grammar and high school grades. The State Board of Education has established it as a legal high school offering the full course. Miss Stella Post and Maud Billingsley return from Northern Arizona Normal at Flagstaff after summer study. Miss Sadie Goodman and Nettie Miller, from Bisbee teaching courses, visit before the school year. One hour thirty minutes from Bisbee via the completed highway brings many people outdoors for produce. Good roads aid farming and prompt more signs. Plenty of rain has kept crops in prime condition and good yields are expected.
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State Board of Education
Stella Post
Maud Billingsley
Arizona Normal
Flagstaff
Sadie Goodman
Nettie Miller
Bisbee
Loss of Appetite and Digestive Advice From 19th Century Text
The article says loss of appetite is usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly, spacing five hours between meals, and exercising outdoors to restore appetite. It notes constipation can cause appetite loss and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets, with Moss Pharmacy as the source.
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Moss Pharmacy
For SaLE A Brass bedstead springs and mattress
Brass bedstead with springs and mattress offered for sale by signal office.
World Calls Demand for Office Help Soars
The weekly bulletin from Washington D C received by Draughon’s College shows demand for competent office help is greater than ever and salaries have doubled compared with prior levels.
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Draughon’s College
Washington, D. C
Cananea promotion in Cananea scheme leads to mass mail campaign
Greene engages financier Logan, with engineer George A. Treadwell, to back a Cananea mining venture. A West Virginia corporation is formed for 6 million dollars as letters and prospectuses flood national papers. Publicity drives funds into the treasury, enabling Cananea to emerge.
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Pesquiera
Cananea
Greene
Logan
George A. Treadwell
Creene
West Virginia
Tucson
New York State
Upper
New York
Niagara
Government seeks stenographers and typists for federal service
The United States Civil Service Commission urges continuous recruitment for stenographers and typists to fill government posts nationwide. It notes 30,000 workers in the field, with 200 to 300 monthly vacancies, and outlines starting salaries of 1200 for stenographers and 1100 for typists plus monthly bonuses.
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Washington
Congress
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Martin A. Morrison
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Lordsburg
W. L. Sawyer
A. C. Lockwood
Benson
R. E. Gephart
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Tucson Citizen
S. B. Moss
Oldsmobile
H. G. Corey
Presbyterian Church
Frank E. Carrow
Globe
S. P
W. D. Allen
Prescott
Auto
J. A. Gumm
Benson Lumber and Commercial Co
M. P. Cosby
Elgin
Sonoita
Patagonia
Nogales
W. A. Smith
el Paso
Virginia Hotel
J. M. Barnes
Boquillas Land and Cattle Company
Fairbank
First Cavalry
Douglas
W. J. Leaver
Tombstone
Johnson
Father Leaver
Wm. Harrell
Phoenix
J. H. Getzwiller
Marfa
Texas
Mr. Harrell
Arizona
Bright Cattle Interests
Henry Gray
Mescal Flat
Bisbee Hospital
Mansion Hotel
Short Line Motor Company
W. Runyan
San Antonio
Ford Agency
Bunyan
France
Uncle Sam
Miller
Bob’’ Wallace
John Truitt
Shelbyville, Ill
J. W. Dixon
Shelbyville
the Dixons
Methodist Church
Aaron Re Rehkop
Randolph Reuser
H. Walker
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Gobble Bros
Ioli
A. W. Bard
Fort Davis
W. T. Jones
Birmingham
Alabama
T. F. Plowman
Bankhead Highway Association
Plowman
Borderland
Agnes Stewart
Bill’y Arrowood
Willcox
M. Gobble
Pomerene
H. T. Gobble
Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
St. David
Draughon College
U. S
Draughon
College of
Federal Board For
R. F. Davis
Mgr
United States Civil Service Commission
Draughon’s Business College
el Paso, Texas
W.D. Martinez
Gobble Brothers
Signal Office
Benson Drug Store
General Merchandise
Kelly-Springfield, Savage and
Goodrich
E.A. Brown
H. W. Etz & CO