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Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1916

Page

14

Villistas and Upton Party Clash at Border Camp

Miss Dorothy Upton and Mrs. Fane break down near the New Mexico border camp commanded by Lieutenant Kynaston. Villa gun runners prompt an investigation as Carranza troops surrender to Kynaston and a blind priest seeks a sacred emerald bell.

Dorothy Upton Zapata Carranza Priest Kynaston Jewel Department Updyke Upton

Mexican raiders press demand for cash and arms

Upton confronts armed envoys demanding five thousand dollars cash and surrender of arms at the Santa Cruz mine. The exchange ends with threats and a half hour ultimatum. Dorothy witnesses fighting as Kynaston fires from cover amid warlike tension.

Upton Republic Santa Cruz

Water Brings Hope During Mexican Siege at the House

Amidst a close siege, Kynaston risks a dangerous water run to the creek with enemy fire scorching the slope. He returns with life-saving water as the garrison tightens around the house while Upton and Wilkes manage a wary truce negotiation.

Mr. Wilkes Upton Kynaston Nolan Wilson Mrs. Fane Dorothy Upton Wilkes Mr. Upton

Waiting for Sunrise Execution vs Death Endings

A somber meditation on whether the terror before execution outweighs death itself. It ponders a condemned man facing dawn shot, and a father confronted by a mob seeking to sack his home, kill the defenders, and abduct his daughter.

Pruning Young Fruit Trees in Summer

Agricultural guidance on shaping young fruit trees for open centers and broad-spreading limbs. Details favor low, sunlit canopies, with varying severities by fruit type and summer guideline pruning to balance growth and encourage outward branching.

Anthracnose Threat to Missouri Raspberry Crops

Missouri horticulture officials warn anthracnose is widespread this year affecting raspberries. Early winter pruning and Bordeaux mixture spraying before bud break are advised to limit damage and improve next year’s fruit. Send samples to the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station for identification.

Missouri Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station Department of Horticulture Columbia

Careful Grading of Fruit Boosts Market Value

Careful grading of small fruits during picking improves price. Keep varieties and beds separate to maintain value and prevent high quality fruit from being bundled with poorer fruit. Honest marketing of small fruits yields better returns.

Why Women Write Letters About Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine

Readers question the authenticity of letters the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company publishes. The reply asserts no fictitious or untruthful letters are used, always with full consent. The letters praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving female ailments and restoring health and happiness to many women nationwide.

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lydia E. Pinkham

What Impressed Her A Westminster Visit

After Will Crooks was elected to Parliament he took his daughter to Westminster. She remained silent and awed by the splendors. Crooks asked what she was thinking and she replied that he is a big man in their kitchen but not much here.

Provisional Republic Upton Senor Markee Kynaston Dorothy Miss Upton Wilkes Mr. Wilkes Will Crooks Westminster Mr. Crooks

Red Cross Bag Blue Makes Laundress Happy

A brief ad notes Red Cross Bag Blue as a laundry aid that makes clothes whiter than snow and calls out good grocers.

Red Cross All Good Grocers

Befuddled rider argues with conductor over car choice

A man who had been drinking too freely boards a streetcar and questions the conductor. The conductor retorts that he cannot know which car the passenger wants, while the passenger complains he would not have boarded if it were not the right car.

Beware of the man who has a mania for offering apologies

A proverb warns of individuals who overdo apologies, suggesting insincerity or manipulation behind repeated contrition. The saying cautions readers to assess motives before accepting constant apologies.

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