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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
12
Business in Benson grows with new railroad and county workers. Pay Car Cut and the San Pedro project draw laborers and families, boosting trade. Farmers and stockmen look to a prosperous year, while officials plan War Savings Stamp sales and prepare ahead.
Mrs Dallas Prine of Kathleen Florida recounts severe fatigue nervousness and limb numbness after childbirth. She credits Cardui with improvement after two bottles and says her strength returned enabling care of her family.
A wartime admonition urges readers to uphold natural justice, condemn German aggression, and defend democracy. It warns that defeat risks Germanization and loss of liberty, urging purchase of Liberty Bonds when the government calls.
A historical piece argues that modern women no longer stay silent partners and should lead in the Third Liberty Loan Campaign. It emphasizes equal rights, civic duty, and women as comrade and leader alongside men in national efforts.
Marion B Nae gle of Benson Arizona announces intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim on the W 2 Sec 8 T17S R19E G and S R Meridian. The proof will be before H G Brown U S Commissioner in Benson on March 12 1918.
Eileen Etz formerly Simpson of Benson Arizona filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her claim to Homestead Entry No. 026812 for a land parcel in sections 8 township 16 south range 19 east G and R B and Meridian. The proof appointment is before Henry C Beumler US Commissioner in Douglas Arizona on March 19 1918 with witnesses William Reasonover Tom Price John Glenn and Charlie Lamb. First publication February 16 1918.
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