The Signal Praises Local High School And Dam Plan
The Signal touts our efficient high school and equipment and notes Southern towns could seek educational gains here. It urges support for the Charleston dam and irrigation projects, references Gov or Roberts past races, and previews pending findings from western governors’ reclamation efforts. Also mentions First Presbyterian Church activities and a missing pair of buckskin gloves left at the Signal office.
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Washington
Charleston
Notice to Contractors for Benson Vail Highway Section D
Sealed proposals due 2 P M January 19 1920 at Cochise County Tombstone office for Section D of the Benson Vail Highway about four miles east from Cochise county west line. Plans at State Engineer Phoenix or Board of Supervisors Tombstone with $5 copy. five percent certified check. bonds required. bids to Thomas Maddock State Engineer. Phoenix Dec 13 1919. First pub Dec 20 1919. Near East Relief appeal noted.
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Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Tombstone
Arizona
Benson Vail Highway
Thomas Maddock
Care Board of Supervisors
State
Eaneer
Phoenix
Ariz
No Great Act of Heroism Not Needed for Croup Aid
A warning urges parents to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of croup and notes the medicine is readily available at Moss Pharmacy. It also urges support for Near East Relief to aid hungry children.
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Moss Pharmacy
Willcox man seeks commutation proof for homestead land
Houston A. Pace of Willcox Arizona filed notice of intention to make commutation proof for his homestead entry No 026854 in sections 28 and 29 township 14 south range 20 east G and S R B and Meridian. proceedings to be held before L V McCourt US Commissioner Willcox on February 20 1920 with witnesses Aaron Redus John H Brookieson Ezra W Wall and Antonio Sosa. First publication January 17. Young Goodman of St David recently returned from Siberia.
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Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Houston A. Pace
Willcox
Meridian
L. V. McCourt
U. S
Witnesess
Aaron Redus
John H. Brookieson
Willcox Ariz
Ezra W. Wall
Antonio Sosa
Cascabel Ariz
James W. Skinner
Benson
Sec
Range
Gila and
Salt River Base
Edward W. Land
James Roberts
Herbert Armitage
William L. Patteson
Claude L. Rucker
Felix J. Miller
Gila & Salt River Base
Herbert G. Colvin
James R. Barney
John W. Miller
Ollie O. Barney
Benson, Arizona
Bard’s Haberdashery Offers Men’s Wear Needs
If you need shirts underwear collars ties or articles of men s wear call at Bard s Haberdashery.
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Bard’s Haberdashery
Cardui Update From Gonzales Woman Praises Cure
Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes years of left side pain back and shoulder aches that left her weak and bedbound. She credits Cardui with a rapid turnaround after just two bottles and states she remains well two years later.
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Gonzales
Tex
Minnie Philpot
Cardus
Cardui
Arizona Seeks Indemnity Land Selections Across Multiple Tracts
State of Arizona files for indemnity selections under 1910 Act listing numerous land tracts with township range and section details. Public involvement allowed: protests or contests during five week publication period before final approval. Dated Phoenix December 8, 1919 with J. L. Irvin as Register and Scott White as Receiver. first publication December 27, 1919, last January 24, 1920.
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Howsenold
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Charley Roberts
Senator Roberts
Bowie
Jaque
First Presbyterian Church
Wm. Brown
Chas. C. Cash
Christian Endeavor
Mountain Vision
John Lirvin
Register
Goodman
St. David
Siberia
Mail House
West
Denver Nursery & Orchard Company
Zuni St
Denver
Colo
Texas
Phoenix, Arizona
S&s
Tion
S. R
General Land Office
Ber
J. L. Irvin
Scott White
J. L. Irvin Register
H. J. Slease
Huachuca Street
Liberty
First National Bank
Hiwo & Coo
General Merchandise
W.D. Martinez
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