Arizona gubernatorial candidate pledges wartime support and labor reforms
A Democratic gubernatorial candidate outlines key positions to Arizona voters. He pledges full support to the president in the war, advocates fair wage and labor legislation, calls for efficient government, stronger prohibition enforcement, red light abatement, updated election laws, and ratification of Prohibition and Women’s Suffrage. He supports road funding, border safety, public school funding, and continued state land policy. He condemns obstructions to war efforts and seeks broad-based reforms.
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Govrner
Arizona
United States
Quality lumber backed by a lasting satisfaction promise
The ad emphasizes safe lumber stored under tight sheltering roofs to guard against the weather and promises absolute satisfaction with all purchases. It also promotes El Toro Brand Portland cement as the concrete of permanency.
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el Toro Brand
New Society Editor Edna Vida Rucker Joins The Signal
The Signal welcomes Miss Edna Vida Rucker as the new society editor arriving Monday on the Stark special at 2 15 A M. Her parents are Mr and Mrs C L Rucker. She takes her place in the paper's sanctum sanctorum.
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Edna Vida Rucker
C. L. Rucker
Extension of Arizona voting rights for stationed soldiers
A 1918 Department decision states that soldiers stationed within the United States may have their votes in primaries or general elections taken by the respective state governments without disrupting military operations or training. The note is addressed to Mr. Hayden and references a May 7 letter requesting information on extending franchise rights to electors in the military and naval establishments.
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State Land Department
Department of State
State of
Arizona
Mr. Hayden
United States
Department
Cardus Promises Relief for Nervous Weakness in Women
Kathiean of this place recounts dramatic recovery after using Cardus for postnatal weakness and poor circulation. She says five bottles restored strength, ease of sleep loss, and allowed her to care for six children, with no bad after-effects. Thousands of women reportedly benefited from Cardus.
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Cardus
Kathiean
Fia
Dallas
Prine
Benson Lumber and Commercial Company Advertises Kodak Film Service
Kodak films developed. We take special care to get the best pictures obtainable from your films. Leave orders at Signal office.
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Kodak Films
Be amiable and cheerful with Chamberlain's tablets
The ad promotes Chamberlain's tablets as a remedy for constipation. It claims the tablets smooth the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion to help a person feel happier and more at ease.
Buy a War Saving Stamp to Help Win the War
Citizens are urged to purchase War Saving Stamps as a duty to support the war effort. The program promotes thrift and national victory through small, regular contributions that fund essential military needs.
Rifle Club shoots inaugurate year with low scores
The Rifle Club held its first shoot of the year last Sunday with low scores due to little practice. Government plans to issue more Kings and Winchesters and ammo may boost interest, with handicap events planned to level the field. A large turnout is expected tomorrow. Membership open to local residents of good character not enemy aliens, via club officers. Sunday scores list several shooters across 200, 300 and 500 yards.
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Rifle Club
Clup
Proffitt
Braley
Cull
Martinez
Robie
Bennett
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