Southern Route Poor headline misleads on Santa Fe Trail
A Los Angeles Times automobile section article uses a misleading headline claiming the Santa Fe Trail is in poor condition. The piece notes the Borderland Route from El Paso to the coast is improving, paved in sections, and adopted by several eastern roads as the southern route. Also listed are Benson Grammar School teachers for the coming term with Miss Eddye Johnson as principal and five other instructors.
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Los Angeles Times
el Paso
Arizona
Coast
Times
Benson Grammar School
Eddye Johnson
Rhenanna Jones
Ben
Remarkable Relief From Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs Henry Jewett Clark Mills of New York recalls a summer illness two years ago when Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy gave rapid relief. She endorses the medicine as excellent and suggests every family keep it on hand.
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Chamberlain
Henry Jewett Clark Mills
N. Y
Preservation Efforts For Tumacacori Mission Continue
The Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society pushes Tumacacori preservation in the Santa Cruz valley south of Tucson. Interior cleared, roof to be erected, and a government appropriation funds a caretaker. Re-elected officers include Prof Byron Cummings as president and Prof H A Hubbard as secretary. The dove and white wing season runs to December 31 with a 25 bird bag limit. valley quail season opens October 15 and hunting warnings apply as quail mate. Deputy Supervisor Rak reports fine grazing in the Whetstone mountains.
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The
Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society
Santa Cruz Valley
Tucson
San Xavier
Byron Cummings
H.A. Hubbard
Rak
Forestry Service
Whetstone Mountains
Arizona Cattleman
Notary Public Seeks Rentals and Insurance Agency
Mrs. Mary Titus advertises as a notary public and rooms for rent with fire insurance services. She acts as an agent for St Paul and New Zealand Insurance Co.
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St. Paul and New Zealand Insurance Co
Mary Titus
Knowledge Paths For Every Career And Household
The text urges individuals to assess personal needs and seek education from the state, covering topics from accounting and advertising for business to mathematics electricity and educational psychology for professionals and practical budgeting for homemakers, ending with a call to take stock of oneself and decide.
Range Conditions Improve Across District With Heavy Showers
Range conditions moderate to heavy showers have fallen across the district benefiting range and stock. Unprecedented downpours hit north central counties and near the Mexican border. Fort Apache and Pinto report excellent grass and water with good stock. Seligman notes fine range and good stock as improvement continues along the border and Graham County valley.
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Salt River
Fort Apache
Pinto
Graham County
Seligman
Benson Canal Company on the Witness Stand
Arizona Corporation Commission members arrive in Benson to probe the canal company amid charges of graft misappropriation and mismanagement. Small stockholders accuse directors while local businessmen await the investigation at Pomerene schoolhouse this afternoon.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
A. A. Betts
Johnson and Cole
Benson
Benson Canal
Commission
Corporation Commission
Pomerene School House
Harold Bell Wright Heads East for Book Release
Eminent author Harold Bell Wright, who has stayed in Tucson for a week, left on Wednesday for the east. He will make several stops en route to Chicago to supervise publication of The Recreation of Brian Kent, due on the market in August. He plans Atlantic coast visits and New York stops before returning to Tucson in September to begin another fiction project.
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Harold Bell Wright
Tucson
Teachers Appointed at Benson Union High School
The Benson Union High School board announced two new appointments for next year, Dean as commercial teacher and Miss Perkins of Los Angeles as English teacher. Principal H. Q. Roberson remains, with two holdovers Chas. C. Cash and C. S. Buffington, leaving two positions for domestic science and the new agricultural course. Also noted are plans to build a $150,000 School for the Deaf on a site donated by Tucson on St. Marys avenue.
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Benson Union High School
High School Board
Dean
Miss Perkins
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Tempe Normal
Mesa High School
France
Miss. Perking
H. Q. Robertson
Messrs. Chas. C. Cash
C. S. Buffington
School For the Deaf
Board of Regents
University
City of
Tucson
St. Mary’s Avenue
Santa Cruz River
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Margaret Caldwell
Dora Patterson
Pottsville
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Cial Company
John Deere Plow
Benson Lumber and Commercial Co
Cochise County State Bank
W. D. Martinez
Kelly-Springfield, Savage and
Goodrich
Hiwo & Coo
General Merchandise
Railroad Avenue
H. W. Etz & Co
Kerr
Chase. Goetz
Benson, Arizona
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