The Brenson Signal Saturday Edition
Benson, Arizona newspaper notes its weekly Saturday publication cadence. General notice about the paper's schedule is provided without additional events or names.
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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1918
Page
12
Benson, Arizona newspaper notes its weekly Saturday publication cadence. General notice about the paper's schedule is provided without additional events or names.
The column notes straw hat day on Wednesday in Southern Arizona with penalties for wearing hats. It lists Tom Campbell Land Commissioner W A Moeur Sid Osborn and Fred Coulter as early contenders and observes a move toward a party free patriotic campaign amid rising campaign chatter.
Department of the Interior lands office in Phoenix issues a contest notice to Martin A. Hollister by Chas. F. Goetz. The contest cites abandonment of land in sections 23 and 24, Township 17 S in Range 19 E, and alleges failure to file final proof. Respond by twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service and address directing future notices.
Carl Koerts of Benson Arizona filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish a homestead claim on the NW quarter and adjacent parcels in section 4 and section 13 township 17 range 20 east G and S Meridian. The filing was before H G Brown district commissioner at Benson Arizona on May 6 1918.
April 6 1918 notice given that Samuel Wer of Pomerene Arizona holder of Flamestead Entry No 010483 filed October 1 1912 for NW 1/4 of section 3 and N Es of section 4 and 2 apportionments above description upon Hers bay of May Loih as Commissioner records show in this public notice in relation to land claim proceedings.
The Committee on Public Information notes widespread rumors of ground glass in food. Investigations show only one such instance, in Fort Smith Arkansas where a baker’s employee adulterated bread bound for an orphanage, causing lip lacerations but no further injuries.
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