The Brenson Signal Saturday Edition in Benson AZ
The Brenson Signal reports its weekly Benson Arizona edition published every Saturday with local news and notices for the Benson community.
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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1918
Page
4
The Brenson Signal reports its weekly Benson Arizona edition published every Saturday with local news and notices for the Benson community.
In Beeson Arizona on May 15 straw hat day raises penalties for those wearing hats in public. Politicians including Tom Campbell land commissioner W A Moeur Sid Osborn and Fred Coulter have entered the race while others may join soon. A general desire for a campaign free of party politics is noted despite rising campaign activity.
Department of the Interior contest notice to Martin A. Hollister of Phoenix from Chas. F. Goetz Benson Arizona. Contest seeks cancellation of Homestead Entry Serial No. 021201 filed Feb 10 1913 for SE 1 4 Sec 23 SW Sec 24 T17S R19E G&5 Meridian. Allegations claim abandonment over six months and failure to prove up. response required within twenty days after fourth publication.
Carl Koerts of Benson, Arizona, filed Homestead Entry 019560 for land in Section 4 and Section 13, Township 17, Range 20 East, G. & H. Meridian. He previously gave notice to establish a five year proof before H. G. Brown at Benson, Arizona, on May 6, 1918.
Notice dated April 6 1918 announces Samuel Wer of Pomerene Arizona holder of Flamestead Entry No 010483 filed October 1 1912 for a northwest and southwest quarter with unspecified details near a location in Hersbay May Loih with a commissioners reference.
Public information inquiries report only one verified ground glass incident in 200 cases, a loaf in Fort Smith Arkansas harming orphanage inmates. The piece also reviews priorities board lists for essential wartime industries, school district roles in communities, and wage versus living cost data with several federal remarks on farming finance and bread substitute rules.
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