Thunderstorm Kills Will Curtis Near St. David
Will Curtis 22, son of J N Curtis, was killed by lightning during a late storm while sheltering in an old frame barn near four miles from St. David. Found after the rain, the bolt entered his right shoulder and exited left leg. Funeral held at the Curtis home with burial in St. David cemetery.
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Will Curtis
J. N. Curtis
St. David
Curtis
Benson
Work of One Woman in Nogales Spurs Public Fountain
Mrs France Burnett arrived in Nogales three months ago and soon urged a public fountain for animals. Tomorrow workers will lay a foundation on Grand avenue near the town hall as part of her humane society influenced project.
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France Burnett
Nogales
Humane Societies
Grand Avenue
Death of Mr. George Wilson at St David and regional notes
Mr. George Wilson aged 22, son of Shem Wilson, died Thursday July 6 after a typhoid illness at St David. Miss Blanch Merrill visits at the Westfield home near Bisbee. A thresher operates at Miller ranch and last Saturday’s storm damaged Curtis Flat road and the irrigation ditch. A young people’s informal dance occurs at Mr. H Walker’s with Bob Wallace hosting. County Ranger Lou Stevens and wife travel to Patagonia for rites of Harry Stevens who died in a mine gas incident four miles from Patagonia. his parents Geo S Stevens of Oklahoma and Minnie Stevens of Dodge City attend.
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George Wilson
Shem Wilson
Lou Stevens
Patagonia
Harry Stevens
Andes
Geo. S. Stevens
Oklahoma
Minnie Stevens
Dodge City
Kansas
Benson
Auto Rests On Rail Fence After Breakfast Stop
An automobile left in front of the Mansion Cafe yesterday morning rolled away as its occupants were at breakfast. It struck the iron railing around the railroad park opposite, caused by a slight slope and set brakes. The fence rail was dented though the car sustained no perceptible damage.
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Mansion
Second Count in Contest July 31 Rewards Campaign Wins
The second count nears on July 31 with a $15 gold prize split among top gainers and a $10 prize for the largest votes increase plus a $5 for the next. Subscriptions and coupons surge at Benson merchants W D Martinez Groceries Benson Lumber Hi Wo & Co. Obermeyer piano awaits. Standing candidates include Miss Vada Clark 16825, Miss Estha Reddoch 14300, Miss Julia Treu 275.
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Obermeyer & Sons
Vada Clark
Estha Reddoch
Julia Treu
Ladies Aid Society Quilting Meeting at Mrs Weig’s
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church will meet with Mrs L E Weig on Friday July 21 to piece a quilt come prepared for work and fellowship
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Ladies Aid Society of
The
M. E. Church
L. E. Weig
Local buyer clears Pearl Adams place after purchase
Mr. H. G. Brown, who purchased the Pearl Adams property south of the railroad and its water plant, begins clearing the premises. The family has occupied the residence for about two weeks.
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H. G. Brown
Pearl Adams Place
Stormy chase as two women outrun rain into town
A heavy rainstorm nearly surrounded Benson Thursday afternoon caused Miss Blanche Merrill and Miss Josephine Westfield traveling from St. David to race toward town. They drove faster as the storm closed in, reaching town just ahead of the downpour.
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St. David
Blanche Merrill
Josephine Westfield
Cobriza Mines Developments Seeks Benson Smelting Plant
In Tucson correspondence, The Cobriza Mines Development Co. controlled by the Goodrich Lockhart Syndicate plans to purchase a defunct Benson smelting complex including a 50 ton blast furnace, blower, boilers, sampling plant, engines, a 60 acre site and a 100000 ton slag dump with silver and gold valued at 2.50 to 5 per ton.
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Chicago
Tucson
Cobriza Mines Development Co
Johnson and New York
Goodrich Lockhart Syndicate
Custom
Benson
Meeting to Aid Fire Department Plans Hose and Engine
A citizens meeting led by Fire Chief W J Bennett raised funds to equip the fire department with 500 feet of hose and to consider purchasing a chemical fire engine. Ajax Co offered a 30 day trial on a chemical engine at 185 dollars. Hose purchase decision postponed to next Friday for sample review.
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W. J. Bennett
C. L. Rucker
A. G. Smith
Treas
Ajax Company
Flooding Ravages Curtis Flat Road After Saturday Rain
Heavy rainfall last Saturday flooded Curtis Flat's new county road and adjacent fields. Culverts and ditches proved unable to drain the water, washing out the roadway and making it impassable. Residents warned of continued washouts until repairs are completed. Go to Benson Coal & Ice for coal ice and soda water.
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Curtis Flat
The
Benson Coal & Ice Company
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