Local items from Benson note community, appointments and events
Benson items report community updates including new deputy sheriff J F McDonald, constable E A Brown sworn in, church ladies meetings, tennis court renovation, demonstrations by Miss Sporleder, and staff moves from Mountain States Telegraph to Santa Fe. Also notes visitors, residents returning home for Christmas, Sunday services and Bible studies.
Letters From France Report Wounded A. E. F. Soldiers
Raymond Dixon writes from France dated November 18 that he was shot and gassed but is fine and hopes to sail home soon. He served as a motor cycle dispatch rider in heavy fighting. A front letter notes Carlos Castaneda is expected to be en route home. Edgar Morrison is in a New York hospital improving steadily.
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Raymond Dixon
France
Carlos Castaneda
Edgar Morrison
New York
Red Cross Buttons Available From Miss Ernestina Martinez
Those who joined the Red Cross during the Christmas drive and did not receive a button may obtain one from Miss Ernestina Martinez upon application.
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Red Cross
Ernestina Martinez
Miramonte Items and Far Western Irrigation Talks
Special correspondent notes local events in Miramonte including a New Year dinner at L D S Hall guest Howard Martineau, health outlook, and Whettons returning to tilling. It covers Secretary Lane’s remarks on the Colorado River irrigation potential, plans for dams to reclaim thousands of acres, and Senator Fall’s bill to extend 640 acre homesteads with land classification progress in New Mexico.
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L. D. S. Hall
Howard Martineau
Navy
Colorado River
Lane
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Congress
Fall
New Mexico
el Paso Times
Senator Fall
Department of the Interior
Wanted: wall tent eight by ten or larger
Captain Harry C. Wheeler, former Cochise County sheriff and late commander at Fort Huachuca, resigns from the machine gun troop of the Tenth Cavalry and will return to Tombstone. He served in France and faced charges over the Bisbee deportations, which were quashed.
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Harry C. Wheeler
Cochise County
Fort Huachuca
Tenth Cavalry
Tombstone
France
Mining Reform Postwar Open-Access Plan Proposed
After the war, advocates urge lifting government mining restrictions that limited large producers and halted many small mines. They credit wartime patriotism and manpower shifts while noting thousands of mines paused operations to aid the war effort and seek a postwar revival.
Help Needed for Near East Relief Mission Aid Workers
The American Committee for Relief in the Near East seeks expert agriculturists doctors teachers religious workers auto drivers and mechanics to assist rehabilitation efforts in the Near East Asia Minor Syria Armenia Palestine and Northwestern Persia. Relief ships will carry supplies to Armenians and Syrians after deportations and massacres. First vessel sails in 3 4 weeks, second within a month. Contact No 1 Madison Ave New York City.
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Near East
Asia Minor
Syria
Armenia
Palestine
Persia
American Committee For Relief In the
Madison Ave
New York City
For Sale or Trade Mare with Two Breeding Fees Free
One large mare about seven years old offered for sale or trade. Breeding fees waived for two breedings. Contact Fred G. Fisher for details.
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Fred G. Fisher
Notice of Three Year Proof for Walker Homestead Land
United States Land Office announces Catherine Walker widow of Asa E. Walker of Dragoon Arizona will present Three Year Proof to establish claim on land described by Homestead Entries 015232 and 021556. The hearing is before L V McCourt DUS Commissioner at Willcox January 21 1919 with witnesses George Sherrer Thomas Adams Wilfred Fiege all of Dragoon and William Hyatt of Johnson Arizona.
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Catherine Walker
Asa E. Walker
Dragoon
Arizona
New
Township 15
S. Range 22
Meridian
L. V. McCourt
DUS
Willcox
George Sherrer
Thomas Adams
Wilfred A. Fiege
Draguun
William Hyatt
Johnson
Summons in Cochise County Justice Court
The State of Arizona sends greeting to H Caplan. You must appear in the Justice Court Precinct No 5 Cochise County to answer the plaintiff Benson Lumber Co. within twenty days if served in county or thirty days otherwise. Judgment by default may be entered. Dated November 2, 1918. Justice of Peace Precinct No. 5 Benson Ariz November 23.
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Justice Court
County of
Cochise
State of Arizona
Benson Lumber & Com’ Co
Justice Court of
Justice of the Peace
H. Caplan
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Medical School
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Bisbee
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Arizona Daily Star
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