Campbell Announces State Appointments and Gaps
Governor Campbell unveiled a broad slate of state appointments including heads of public health, weights and measures, and the state health service. He noted remaining vacancies in education boards, the state fair commission, and several commissions, with no further announcements planned.
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Commission of Stations
Andrew
Phoenix
Lloyd B
Flagstaff
Pri- Powell
Florence
Charles W. Fair- Winslow
W. Price
Mésa
Regents University of Arizona
Temcrial School Board
Northernia Normal School Board
Live Sanitary Board
State Fair Ission
Board of Dental Exam Board of Medical Examiners
Lacy Board
State Council
Vernor Campbell
Returning Soldiers Enter Industrial Life With Employment Service
Returning soldiers and war workers are urged to join the United States Employment Service network to connect with jobs across the country. Local bureaus and army camp staff will provide information and aid in job placement, with cooperation from welfare institutions and community groups. Labor conditions are favorable, with many openings and little surplus, as the program links national and local efforts from Maine to California without charge. Arizona farmers are warned to rotate crops due to root rot affecting alfalfa and cotton.
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United States Employment Service
Maine
California
Arizona
Graham County Farmers Plan Large Pecan Planting
Graham county farmers are arranging to plant a large number of pecan trees. Judging from a few trees already in bearing, the endeavor shows promise.
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Graham County
Governor proposes abolishing apiaries inspector and historian posts
The governor plans to recommend abolishing the offices of state inspector of apiaries and state historian, signaling a restructuring of state posts. The move follows a review of redundant government roles and budget considerations.
Death of Dr. L L Schwab in Benson
Dr. L L Schwab died at his Benson home last Saturday evening after a several weeks illness. Born in Warrenton Virginia he lived most of his career in Roanoke before moving to El Paso and then Benson. He leaves a widow three sons and six daughters along with relatives. funeral services were held Sunday at 3 o clock conducted by Rev William Brown with hymns Abide With Me and Nearer My God to Thee. Burial followed at Benson Cemetery.
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L. L. Schwab
Benson
el Paso
Texas
Schwab
Warrenton
Virginia
Roanoke
State Medical Society of Virginia
American Medical Association
William Brown
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Schwab
Benson Cemetery
Red Cross Christmas Drive Boosts Benson Branch
The Benson Red Cross Christmas membership drive added fifty-one new members and twenty seven renewals. Four two person teams drawn from local ladies canvassed the town in December, led by Mrs J T Mahoney and Mrs J S Murphy, with Miss Ernestina Martinez and Miss Lottie Mapes among captains.
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Red Cross
Benson
J. T. Mahoney
J. S. Murphy
New Year's Dance Supports Red Cross Fundraiser
A New Year's Eve dance at the Auditorium featured a ten piece Ft. Huachuca band and a farewell 11:45 ladies choice waltz as bells and whistles proclaimed the new year. Attendance was high and a future Washington's Birthday gala with a twelve piece orchestra and refreshments was announced.
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Red Cross
Ft. Huachuca
Tombstone
Tucson
Fort Huachuca
Dragoon
Johnson
St. David
Pomerone
Washington
Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents
A Mattoon Illinois woman describes long term indigestion and constipation relief after taking one bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports headaches dizziness heavy chest sensation and constant fatigue before the remedy.
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Mattoon
Robert Allison
Ill
Chamberlain
Moss Pharmacy
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Several Readers
A series of reader testimonials from Mrs. O. Cook Macon Illinois Mrs Jas A Knott Chillicothe Missouri and H J Moore Oval Pennsylvania extol Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a fast relief for coughs and colds with multiple cures cited. The notices conclude with Moss Pharmacy as the outlet.
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Chamberlain
Moss Pharmacy
Lost in No Man's Land a letter from Benson soldier
Sergeant Merrill Scott of the 314th M.O.R.S. A. E. F. recalls crossing into land still held by Germans and being halted by American outpost guards in a Meuse town during World War I. He describes passing German soldiers and civilians, and later entering the town after identifying himself to the post commander.
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Merrill Scott
M.O.R.S
Benson
Willcox Range
Meuse
No Man’s Land
New Year's Red Cross Reception Engages Members
The Red Cross Society held a New Year's Day reception at Red Cross rooms from two to five. A large mix of ladies and gentlemen attended. Tea and refreshments were served as musical selections and readings delighted guests. Rev. Wim Brown spoke on the Past Present and Future of the Red Cross Society. The event renewed inspiration for the year ahead.
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Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Wim. Brown
Quick Gare for Croup Watch at Moss Pharmacy
A brief notice urges prompt action for croup with early hoarseness and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad promotes a sale at Moss Pharmacy as a relief option and highlights effectiveness.
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Moss Pharmacy
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Relief for Digestive Trouble
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets from Moss Pharmacy to ease indigestion and constipation by strengthening the stomach and promoting gentle bowel movement. Relief emphasized as the remedy for indigestion often tied to constipation.
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Moss Pharmacy
Card of Thanks for Dr. L. L. Schwab Burial
The widow and family of Dr. L. L. Schwab of Benson express heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
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Dr. L. L. Schwab
Benson
Don’t Cash in Your Savings Stamps
Government urges holders not to cash War Savings and Thrift Stamps or partially filled cards before maturity. Lewis B. Franklin of the War Loan Organization warns unfilled certificates retain value and will redeem at five dollars per stamp. thrift cards remain valid and can be exchanged for 1919 stamps.
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Lewis B. Franklin
War Loan Organization
U. S. Treasury
Franklin
Bisbee Marks Dry Day With Water And Coffee Celebration
Bisbee residents observe the fourth anniversary of prohibition by drinking only water and coffee. Bootleg whisky price reported at seven dollars a pint with limited supply and many unable to obtain it.
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Arizona
Bisbee
Bisbee Review
Charleston Dam Project Planned Action
Officials discuss solutions for the Charleston Dam addressing safety, structural concerns, and potential repair options. Authorities indicate funding avenues and timelines for reviews, with residents awaiting formal plans and public briefings.
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Ov. Campbell
Larson
Thatcher
John 2
R. J
Sheep Sanitary Board
W. E Purcell
St. John
Chas. E. Burton
Ash Fork
J. G. Hammons
State Board of Education
Elsie Toles
Douglas
Cochise County
H.E. Matthews
Mesa
Mesa High School
C. F. Philbrook
Bisbee City
Campbell
Charles W. Harris
Col. E. P. Grinstead
158Th Infantry
Wilson
France
Benson Lumber and Commercial Co
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Cochise County State Bank
Dr. L L. Schwab
C. S. Powell
Sawyer
Ernestina Martinez
Lottie Mapes
Max Treu
H. Kempf
Treasury Department
Charleston
Hunters
Winchester
Nublack
C. E. Goetz
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