Local items from Willcox and Tombstone area
A roundup of town notices includes Geo L Mee of Willcox visiting town, A W Howe of Phelps Dodge Bisbee, and several residents traveling for Christmas shopping. Cattle rancher A B Carey hospitalized then walking, family visits from Mesa and Oklahoma, and J J Wein reports progress at Clark mine. A Christmas dance at Auditorium, teaching moves, and local store holiday merchandise noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wein
Clark Mines
First Presbyterian Church Services Schedule
Reverend William Brown leads the First Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 focusing on The Unfolding Purposes of God. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 on Twentieth Century Religion. Junior Endeavor at 4, Bible Study Thursday at 7 30. Hearty invitation to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Wm. Brown
Chas. C. Cash
Hi Wo & Co Christmas Supplies Ad
A brief retailer notice urging shoppers to remember Hi Wo & Co for Christmas groceries dry goods and notions offering a wide range of items for holiday needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Martinez
Reliable
Hi Wo & Co
Kant Klog Gas Burner Demonstration at Mansion Hotel
Messrs Shafenburg and Jones announce a demonstration of the Kant Klog Gas Burner in the Mansion Hotel lobby on Monday December 15. The burner is claimed to be safe with no ashes wicks coal or wood and to save 50 percent of fuel. It promises sanitary use and excellent heat for cooking and baking with reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafenburg and
Jones
A. Shafenburg and
J. H. Jones
Barber Shop to Close at 7 P M Weekdays in 1920
Beginning January 1 1920 the barber shop will close at seven o clock sharp every evening except Saturday. A W Bard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bard
Want EpD Agents for Beason and Vicinity
Wanted agents for Beason area with no prior experience required. Free school of instruction offered. Apply at Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co Accident and Health Department Saginaw Michigan. Capital 1 500 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason and Vicinity
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co
Accident and Health Department
Saginaw Michigan
Health Advice and Mohair Growers Meeting Postponed
Do You Enjoy Your Meals advises moderate eating and digestion tips and Chamberlains Tablets after supper. The National Mohair Growers Association annual convention in Paso del Norte El Paso Texas was postponed to December 15 with A C Gage as president expected to arrive later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
National
Mohair Growers’ Association
Paso del Norte
el Paso
Texas
A.C. Gage
Phoenix
Ariz
Paso
Arizona Looks to Stockpile TNT for Highway Blasts
State Engineer Maddock announced an application has been made to the War Department for 694000 pounds of TNT stored at Fort Wingate New Mexico. The material is sought for rock blasting in Arizona’s highway construction program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Maddock
War Department
Congress
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Arizona State Engineering Department
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedy
Claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must be treated constitutionally. Describes the Eustachian tube inflammation causing deafness and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood acting remedy. Offers one hundred dollar reward for uncured cases and circulars via Druggists Th. F. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Th. F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Quarantine Idea For Colds Warned By Doctors
Physicians urge strict isolation for those with bad colds to prevent spreading the illness. They say colds are highly contagious and emphasize prompt treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective aid to cure a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sam Barrow Levi Nelson and James T Lynch Payment Totals
Sam Barrow Levi Nelson and James T Lynch are listed with amounts of 39.65 80.00 and 40.00 respectively. The lines imply individual payments or shares totaling these figures. No dates or contexts are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Barrow
Levi Nelson
James T. Lynch
Permit Rules For Buying Arms And Ammunition
Permits must be secured from C. L. Rucker Justice of the Peace and presented to merchants before purchasing arms. Prohibited items include high power rifles and pistols and their ammunition. Exceptions allow sale of shotguns and shells No 6 shot or smaller and .22 LR ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rucker
Justice of the Peace
Cowboys Reunion Promised at Congress Junction on Christmas
The Wickenburg State Miner reports an old fashioned cowboys reunion at Congress Junction on Christmas Day featuring bull and calf tying broncho busting and roping by Arizona range men. The private letter from Congress Junction credits Sarge Moore with starting the event and calls it a real cowboy show not a movie. Moore is known locally for work with Boquillas company and based at the Stone House near Land Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickenburg
Congress Junction
Arizona
Sarge Moore
Boquillas Company
Stone House
Land Station
Notice for Publication Mrs Frances Johnson Nonresident Land Claim
United States Land Office at Phoenix announces Frances Johnson widow of Quill Johnson of Pearsall Texas seeks five year proof to establish land claim for N% SE4 E% SW See 36 T14S R21E G and S Meridian before Clerk at Pearsall Texas on December 27 1919. Witnesses Hiram L. Johnson James B K Cook Robert L Hayden George Le Mee reside Willcox Arizona. J L Irvin Register. First pub Nov 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Johnson
Quill Johnson
Pearsall Texas
Meridian
District Court
Pearsall
Texas
L. V. McCourt
U. S
Willcox
Arizona
Hiram L. Johnson
James BK. Cook
Robert L.hayden
George le Mee
Silas W. Kiper Files Three Year Proof on Benson Homestead
United States Land Office at Phoenix announces Silas W. Kiper of Benson Arizona has filed notice of intention to make three year proof on his August 24 1916 Homestead Entry No 030922 for W. SW Section 10 Township 16 S Range 19 E G and R B Meridian. Proof to be made before Edward W. Lind U. S. Commissioner at Benson on December 27 1929. Witnesses named are Joseph K. Young Marcus F. Pacheco Francisco Bernal and Robert H. Crump all of Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix J. Miller
Benson
Arizona
Gila & Salt River Base
Meridian
Edward W. Land
U. S
Herbert G. Colvin
James R. Barney
John W. Miller
Ollie O. Burney
Ail
Benson, Arizona
Silas W. Kiper
R. B
Edward W. Lind
U.S
Joseph K. Young
Marcus F. Pacheco
Francisco Bernal
Robert H. Crump
William L. Patteson
S. R. Be
Witnesess
Claude L. Rucker
James Roberts
Joseph Young
William F. Harsh
Henry Caplan
Bisbee
Range
United States Land Office Notice Phoenix 1919
A notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona dated November 6 1919. The document records official actions concerning land warrants entries and patent grants in the Arizona area.
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Geo. L. Mee
Nan
A. W. Howe
Phelps- Dodge Co
Messrs
A. G. Smith
E. B. McAleb
Tombstone
Chas. R. Crumley
A. B. Carey
Little Rincons
Virginia Hotel
James L. Hutchinson
Morewood, Okla
J. W. Allred
St. David
Helen Liggett
Los Angeles
A. E. Gribble
C. S. Benson
Ethel Gribble
Ruth Burkitt
Eureka
Nevada
Earl Hammack
Nogales
Anna Kempf
H. Kempf
Los Conquistadores Mining Company
Goetz’s
H.C. Eby
Southern Pacific
Mr. Eby
W. J. Leaver
Mexico
Father Leaver
O. G. Cummings
King
Stuart Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Louisiana
Gen. Grant
Vicksburg
C. E. Goetz
Ben S. Johnson
Mesa
Clay McGonigal
California
H. J. Slease
Geo. Holcomb
Cascabel
Tucson
Moss Pharmacy
Bard’s Haberdashery
Amt
Cochise County
Edna Allred
Mit
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
J. L. Irvin
Register
Geo. T. Fuller, Jr., M. D
John Lirvin
Floyd L. Dalton
William E. Williams
Nathan Loughborough
John W. Harmon
Benson Arizona
J. L. Frvin
G. R. Musgrave
E.A. Brown
Rexall Store
General Banking
First National Bank
Tombstone, Arizona
Hiwo & Co
General Merchandise
W.D. Martinez
H. W. Etz & CO
Benson Drug Store
H. Walker
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