Local Notes Highlight Visits and Ventures Across Benson
Dance tonight at the Auditor ium. Mrs. J. O. Dunbar of Phoenix visits her son W. M. Dunbar. H. C. Kimball of Safford travels through en route to Tucson. Wm. H. Schardin, ex Benson journalist, now Tombstone Prospector staffer, in town for business. Etz returns from Los Angeles. his father injured in elevator accident is recovering. Supervisor Roberts of Willcox visits, optimistic about the Bank head Highway and Benson cut-off. Mrs. Jas. Roberts departs for Los Angeles via Tucson by auto with her son and family. County Agent Adamson of Cochise promotes grafting Persian walnuts with 95 percent success via Biedermann method. H. J. Slease to open a Willcox shoe shop in Clark building. Mrs. R. L. Lee and sister Martha Robbins arrive from Salt Lake City. Lee oversees Benson smelter reconstruction. E. A. Brown sells pure bred Belgian hares to Ray C. Blabon of Patagonia. Fleming Giant duck shipped from El Paso for the rabbitry. Dave Adams of Dragoon returns from Texas oilfields to manage Cochise county interests. drills expected to strike oil soon. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hubbell and guests from Douglas at Keen residence. A. H. Murchison, veteran of the 89th Flower Division, recalls Argonne Forest fighting. M. E. Church services announced with Sunday school at 9:45 and May 25 service schedule. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brown
Ray C. Blabon
Patagonia
Mr. Blabon
Fleming
Mr. Brown
el Paso
St David Community Updates and School Year Recap
Local notices report sump digging at the head of the canal to install a pump. Visiting Lofgreen family from Miramonte at Grandfather Lofgreen’s home. Teachers depart for home. Miss Carrell to Los Angeles and Miss Osborne to Phoenix. Plans discussed for a new chapel and church remodeling. Multiple students pursue further study in Flagstaff and Los Angeles. The Bing hamton Concert Co. entertained a large St David crowd on May 10. High School event drew 220 attendees on May 17 with speeches and performances. Grammar School staged Cinderella on May 16. flag drill and songs by Miss Miller’s class. patriotic pageant by Miss Carrol’s pupils with allied nations and Columbia in a peace finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Goodman
Notice of Liability for Personal Debts
Notice by G. D. Ion that he will not be responsible for any bills contracted in his name unless made in person. Signed by G. D. Ion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Ion
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Picnic
Rev William Brown pastors the church with Sunday school at 10 o clock for all ages led by Charles C Cash superintendent Young People Service at 11 with Magnanimity Evening worship at 8 on Vision That Means Power A church picnic leaves the grounds Friday at 3 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
William Brown
Chas. C. Cash
Ideal May for growing chicks and pests in poultry
May offers good conditions for chick rearing but also risk of lice and mites. The text urges eradication of these pests and notes farmers’ familiarity with simple remedies. It ends with a promo for Benson Garage specialists on generators and batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Garage
Make Beer at Home With Peerless Extract
Begin brewing real foaming beer at home using our Peerless Extract of top hops and malt. Each 7 gallon lager kit priced at $1.50. Making beer at home and shipping extracts to dry states is lawful. Send money for prepaid shipment from Victoria Malt Products Co Puebla Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Malt Products CO
Puebla
Colo
Notice of Public Land Claim by William F Harsh Benson AZ 1919
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces that William F Harsh of Benson Arizona has filed for three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the lands described in his March 1 1915 entry. The proof will be before U S Commissioner Edward W Land at Benson on June 26 1919 with witnesses Claud L Rucker William L Patteson James Roberts and Joseph K Young all of Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Harsh
Benson
Arizona
R. B
Meridian
Edward W. Land
U. S
Claud L. Rucker
William L. Patteson
James Roberts
Joseph K. Young
J. L. Irvin
Register
Injury Treatment Advice From Moss Pharmacy
As soon as possible after the injury is received get a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and follow the plain printed directions which accompany the bottle. At Moss Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
Moss Pharmacy
Goetz Tire Store Offers Fifteen Percent Discount
Goetz Tire Shop run by C. E. Goetz advertises a fifteen percent discount on Goodyear tires. The offer states reduced pricing on select tire models available at the store location. Limited time promotion likely targets local motorists seeking tire replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Tires
Notice of Land Claim Proof in Cascabel Arizona 1919
United States Land Office Phoenix announces Samuel G Leonard of Cascabel Arizona filed notice to make three year proof on Homestead Entry 028347 for sections 22 15 township 13S range 19E. The hearing before Ed Arizona is set for June 7 1919 with witnesses Clay Lawson Guynn H McDaniel Effie Lawson and Alexander Heron all of Cascabel. First pub May 17.
Notice of homestead claim filed by Joseph K Young Benson
Joseph K Young of Benson Arizona filed a claim to Homestead Entry No 026351 for six lots and several fractional sections in Township 16 S Range 19 E G and S R B and Meridian. The filing occurred before U S Commissioner Edward W Land in Benson on June 10 1919. Witnesses listed are Wesley Kiper James H Keith Jose Bernal and John Keigh all of Benson.
Lawson Sought Three Year Homestead Proof in Cascadel Arizona
Clay O Lawson of Cascadel Arizona filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as S4Shi4 Sec 14 and Sec 23 Township 138 Range 19K G S Mer, before U S Commissioner Edward W Land at Benson Arizona on June 17 1919. Witnesses named are Alexander Heron Guinn H McDaniel George W Holcomb and Samuel G Leonard all of Cascadel Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay O. Lawson
Cascadel
Arizona
S. KR. B
Meridian
Edward W. Land
U. S
Benson
Alexander Heron
Guinn H. McDaniel
George W. Holcomb
Samuel G. Leonard
Homestead Final Proof Sought by Robert L Gray at Benson
United States Land Office notice from Phoenix dated April 29 1919 states Robert L Gray of Turner Arizona filed intent to make three year final proof to establish a land claim for lots 3 and 4 in section 1 township 19 south range 19 east Gila and Salt River Meridian. Proceedings before Edward W Land U S Commissioner Benson Arizona on June 10 1919 with witnesses William J Bennett Frank Gibson both of Benson Walter McKenzie of San Simon and James McKenzie of Fairbank. First pub May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Gray
Turner
Arizona
Gila and
Salt River Base
Meridian
Edward W. Land
U. S
Benson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. O. Dunbar
Phoenix
W. M. Dunbar
H. C. Kimball
Safford
Tucson
Wm. H. Schardin
Geo. Etz
Los Angeles
H. W. Etz
Mr. Etz
Chas. M. Roberts
Willcox
Roberts
C. R. Adamson
Cochise County
H. J. Slease
Clark
A. W. Bard
Mr. Slease
R. L. Lee
Martha Robbins
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lee
Benson Smelter
Dave Adams
Dragoon
Texas
F. D. Hubbell
A. B. Murchison
Murchison
A. H. Murchison
Douglas
J.C. Keen
89Th (Sunflower
Argonne Forest Drive
M. E
W. L. Sawyer
St. David
Edward Lofgreen
Miramonte
Grandfather Lofgreen
Miss Carrell
Miss Osborne
Mary Anderson
Mrs. Barrow
France
Red Cross
Stella Post
Maud Billingsley
Flagstaff
Miss Post
Miss Billingsley
Binghamton Concert Co
Gordon Kimball
Clawson
Matteson
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Eels
U.ss
Pat
Ikoveralls
U.S. Pat
Levi Strauss & CO
San Francisco
Cal
James B. Gregory
L. V. McCourt
U.S
Jackson P. Richardson
John Westfall
Maude Westfill
Bernard S. Weiler
Cochise
U. S. Land Office
Henry Caplan
Bisbee
E. G
S. ER. B
Robert L. McCall
Edward Jesperson
Frank
Dalton
James Anderson
Dae Irvin
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
West
Mountain States
The
Cascabel
Guvnn H. McDaniel
Effie Lawson
S R. B. & Meridian
Ben~son
Wesley Kiper
James H. Keith
Jose Bernal
John Keigh
United States
John Lirvin
Martines
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!