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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
9
Notice to beekeepers that a quarantine covers all territory from three miles south of K. M. Miller’s apiary to twenty four miles north of Benson including Goetz and Matteson’s Sanchez Apiary and three miles on each side of the San Pedro River. Beekeepers must not move bees without permission of the State Inspector of Apiaries.
The Benson Lumber and Commercial Company in Benson Arizona advertises its lumber as properly priced and durable under adverse weather. They emphasize sheltering roofs protect stock and promise absolute lasting satisfaction backed by their word of quality. Concrete permanency is linked to El Toro Brand Portland cement.
Public notice urges bond owners to hold Liberty bonds and seek bankers advice before selling. Warns of unscrupulous offers trading bonds for dubious stocks and stresses bonds as safe, tax friendly investments. Calls for nationwide unity and individual duty to support production and savings for victory. Also reports Benson Rifle Club loss to Tucson, Braley and Reynolds scoring well.
The piece urges good health with bowel regularity using Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve indigestion and improve life quality. It then links personal health to duty and declares investing in U S Government securities as patriotic support for soldiers.
Cash Second Hand Store announces Musgrave will pay eight dollars for old iron. The note specifies the price per ton or item as eight dollars, urging customers to bring scrap metal for cash.
Raymon Curtis aged eighteen died in a truck accident when backing from a bridge and losing control. Hazel Adkins escaped unharmed. Curtis died within two hours after being taken to Dr. Morrison’s office. Funeral held at St. David with many relatives in attendance. A Red Cross meeting is set for next Wednesday at the High School.
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