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Newspaper

Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1919

Page

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Cochise County Chooses New Highway Commission Despite Legal Fight

At a Tombstone Supervisors meeting Chairman Adams and Supervisor Roberts present, Sparks absent, a new Cochise county highway commission is appointed to replace the ousted board. The new four member group includes W H Fisher Dan Seed T D Fulghum and T S Bowen with Discus named chairman and Smyth as engineer. The rival September commission plans legal action to assert its authority while members dodge public comment.

Tombstone Adams Roberts Sparks Highway Commission I. W. Wallace Bisbee Emil Marks Lowell A. Y. Smith Pearce W.J. Reay Douglas Thos. Fulghum Willcox M. F. Discus Dan Seed Sid Smyth

Mines and the making of mines in mining lore

The article explains that surface mineral finds rarely translate into profitable mines. It contrasts prospector optimism with reality, noting most prospects require years and heavy investment to yield returns, and many never become paying mines. It cautions against overvaluing bare locations.

Mining Review

Mind as the only true handicap and a fight against odds

Michael Dowling argues in the American Magazine that mind is the sole insurmountable handicap and praises facing adversity with a fighting spirit. He compares affliction to wind and urges resilience from the neck up, not the body, as the key to growth.

Michael Dowling

Roosevelt Memorial Campaign Opens Nationwide Drive

A country-wide Roosevelt Memorial Fund drive runs from tomorrow through next Sunday, May 19 to 26 inclusive. County Chairman J C Ryan names A G Smith of Cochise County Bank to head the local committee in Benson and nearby areas including Pomerene Miramonte Cascabel. Contributions of any amount are welcome and will be forwarded. It is a non-partisan effort to establish a memorial to the late Col Theodore Roosevelt.

Roosevelt Memorial Fund J. C. Ryan A. G. Smith Cochise Theodore Roosevelt

Plant Succession in Relation to Range Management

The piece notes a USDA Forest Service bulletin on preventing overgrazing. It stresses forethought to avoid land degradation and explains recognizing early signs, plus strategies to maintain healthy grazing lands.

Department of Agriculture The Forest Service

For SALE Six two month old pigs

Robert Schmidt of St David Arizona offers six pigs two months old for sale.

Robert Schmidt St. David, Ariz

White Leaves City for 160 Acre Farm in Madeira County

Former citizen D B White and his wife left Benson two years ago for Richmond California. Ill health prompted him to resign his job, sell much of his town property, and buy a 160 acre farm near Raymond Madeira County. He writes to friend W M Zeek that he is pleased with the move and sees better health and prospects for success.

D. B. White

Remedy for coughs and colds gains nationwide use

This remedy targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough. From a small start its sale and use have extended across the United States and to many foreign countries. This proves its merit. Give it a trial and you will find it so. Sold by the Moss Pharmacy.

United States Moss Pharmacy

Cows Milked to Phonograph Music Boost Yields at Exposition

Cows milked with phonograph music produced 10 to 12 percent more milk than average at an electrical exposition recently held in New York City. Grand ballet at the Auditorium next Saturday night under the auspices of the Spanish American club.

New York City

Army Veteran James Skinner Returns Home

James Skinner, nephew of cattleman Jas Roberts, arrives in town after honorable discharge from the regular army at Camp Pike Ark. He served as an infantryman with the 12th Infantry in the Eighth Division and reached New York en route to France but did not sail due to the armistice. Skinner had a homestead near town and plans to file final proof on his claim.

James Skinner Jas. Roberts Sam Camp Pike Ark 12Th Infantry New York France Eighth Skinner

Doctor Franklin Recovers From Nervous Breakdown

A well known local physician Dr. R E Franklin faced a nervous breakdown last week. He voluntarily submitted to a sanity examination in Tombstone where doctors found him sane but overwrought. He then sought temporary treatment at Douglas County Hospital before returning home this week.

R. E. Franklin Franklin Tombstone Douglas

Bank clerk charged with embezzlement is arraigned

Henry Lilley a clerk at Co chise County State Bank was arraigned before Justice C L Rucker last Monday. He waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the Superior Court at Tombstone in the sum of 5000 dollars. The amount alleged misappropriated is about fourteen hundred dollars. Boost the creamery.

Henry Lilley Cochise County

Engineer Ryan Joins Pima Road Builders as Highway Engineer

Engineer J C Ryan, longtime Cochise county highway chief who oversaw a 1,000,000 dollar Cochise highway program, is appointed highway engineer of Pima county at 6000 dollars yearly. He previously served as county and division engineer and built Bisbee to Tombstone road.

Ryan Pima Road Builders Tucson J.C. Ryan Cochise County Pima County Pima County Highway Commission Cochise

Leave on An Extended Journey to Spokane

Mr. and Mrs. Wm Staunton depart this week from Lone Some Valley after selling their farm. Their route includes Trinidad and Pueblo in Colorado, Los Angeles and San Diego in California, then Harlowtown Montana before settling in Spokane where Mr Staunton has sons. Mrs Staunton, born Josephine Morrow, was an early Lone some Valley homesteader.

Wm. Staunton St. David Lonesome Valley Spokane Washington Staunton Trinidad Colo Pueblo Los Angeles San Diego California Harlowtown Montana

A Pleasant Remedy Report From Clark Mills

Mrs James Brown of Clark Mills New York said Chamberlains Cough Remedy gave prompt relief after a severe lung cold. The note states many others share this experience and mentions Moss Pharmacy as a source. The quail season opened on Wednesday.

James Brown Clark Mills N. Y Moss Pharmacy

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Benson Benson Lumber and Commercial Co Walt Mason Cochise County State Bank Arizona Roosevelt Memorial Campaign White Ford San Pedro Gobble Bros Carload Chase. Goetz Benson, Arizona
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