Pay Car Curve on Southern Pacific to be Eliminated
Plans are underway to remove Pay Car Curve two miles west of Benson station as the Southern Pacific restructures the line. The project will straighten seven curves into a five degree sweep, replace a 330 foot trestle with concrete, and cost over $70,000. About 200 workers will relocate tracks and build new bridges, with completion expected before year’s end.
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Benson Station
Southern Pacific
Way Department
T. J. Monahan
J. C. Hammond
Div
J. D. Mathews
Farm meetings praised for food thrift demonstrations
The St. David School High School department meetings on Oct 17 led by Principal T. W. Duches and at Pomerene led by Mr. M. P. Cosby drew enthusiastic farmers, wives, and youth. Mrs. Lockwood demonstrated economical home cooking from home-grown products to conserve meat and wheat, with lantern slides by County Agent Paschall. County Fair Commissioner B. O. Payne urged local exhibits for the State Fair in Phoenix.
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St. David School
T. W. Duches
Pomerene
M. P. Cosby
Lockwood
Phoenix
Benson High School Notes Highlight Local Activities
Miss Elsie Toles the County School Superintendent visited the school on Wednesday. The boys basketball court is in good shape and practice runs nightly under Mr Ward with enough players for two teams. Principal H Q Robertson reports a letter from Louie Kempf now at the University of Arizona. The Cochise and Crescent literary societies reorganized with a new division. A Lyceum Course starts October 27 with five numbers. Robertson Rev Levison and Powell visited Ft Huachuca on business. D B White and Mrs Maud Cummings married in El Paso and will travel to Los Angeles San Diego and Richmond before settling near San Francisco to pursue Mr White’s property interests.
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Elsie Toles
Ward
H. Q. Robertson
Louie Kempf
Louie
University of Arizona
The
Cochise
Crescent
Benson
D. B. White
Maud Cummings
el Paso
Mr. White
Wm. Zeek
Coast
Los Angeles
San Diego
Richmond
Bay
San Francisco
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Eases Child Croup Attacks
If children suffer croup use Chamberlains Cough Remedy and follow the printed directions for quick relief. This home remedy offers noticeable relief when an attack seizes a child.
For Sale Green Tomatoes and Pickling Produce
For sale green tomatoes suitable for pickling and chow chow at 3 cents per pound. Ripe tomatoes packed sixty pounds per crate at 3200 per crate, or four five-pound baskets per crate at 1.00 per crate. F. o. b. Benson. J. A. Gum, Benson Arizona.
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F. O. B. Benson
J. A. Gum
Benson, Ariz
Four Minute Men Speak On Liberty Band Support
The Four-Minute Men will give four minute talks at the move show nightly during the performance. On Tuesday night H. G. Brown urged all to support the Liberty Band issue and to answer the government appeal. Benson speakers include H. Q. Roberteron Rev. N. Levison M. P. Cosby. They are appointed from Washington and source statements from government departments for accuracy.
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H. G. Brown
Benson
H. Q. Roberteron
Rev. N. Levison
M. P. Cosby
Washington
Street Improvements in Benson Progress and Plans
Street work by Frank S Treat of the Benson Water Co smooths rough spots in the upper town. A new San Pedro street sidewalk from Signal corner to the Cottage Rooming House has been added by H W Etz. Corner Fifth and Gila streets await volunteers for further improvements.
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Frank S. Treat
Benson Water Company
San Pedro Street
H. W. Etz
Fifth
Gila Streets
Ferris couple leaves for Glendale under church transfer
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Ferris depart for Glendale after a Methodist State Conference appointment. The congregation regrets the transfer and praises their service. Rev. David Roberts is due to arrive to preach tomorrow night, with Rev. Dr. Gaddis of Phoenix covering if he is late.
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J. E. Ferris
Glendale
Ferris
Methodist State Conference
David Roberts
Gaddis
Phoenix
Liberty Loan Rally and Dance Benefit on High School Lawn
A Liberty Loan rally is set for next Friday on the High School lawn with Good speaking and Ft. Huachuca band. A dance will follow at the Auditorium in the evening under the Liberty Loan committee auspices, with net proceeds donated to the Red Cross.
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Liberty Loan
Ft. Huachuca
Liberty Loan Committee
Red Cross
Goats for Sale Angora Offered by Barney Ranch
Angora goats available from JL B Barney at Benson Ranch in the Yellowstone Mountains. Single lot listing describes livestock for sale with price and contact information.
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B. Barney, Benson
Yellowstone Mountains
Old Dump to be Worked Over Near Fairbank
J. H. Hurt & Co have acquired the Grand Central Mine tailings dump one mile west of Fairbank. They will build a 1000 foot spur to the Benson Nogales Southern Pacific line, use a former roadbed, and ship concentrates to Deming or El Paso for smelting.
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J. H. Hurt & Co
Grand Central
Fairbank
Benson- Nogales
Southern Pacific
Deming
el Paso
Liberty Bond Rally Planned for Railroad Men in Tucson
Benson Signal reports S P staff officials in Tucson devised ways to interest railroad workers in Liberty Bonds. October 22 is Railroad Liberty Bond Day with a band parade to the roundhouse and a mass meeting featuring speakers on liberty and duty to the country and front line brothers. All railroad men are urged to attend.
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Benson Signal
S. P
Tucson
S. P. Roundhouse
Benson Theater Presents The Little Church Around the Corner
The Benson Theater drew a good turnout Tuesday night for The Little Church Around the Corner and reports pleased audiences. Tomorrow’s program features a mixed show with illustrated news features and the Tuesday night bill includes By Whose Hand.
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Benson Theater
Campbell Corn New Forage Plant
A farmer named William Campbell on the mesa has bred a new grain and forage plant from feterita and milo maize. The sample shows two main stalks with twenty one heads from a single seed, with grain larger than milo and amber color. It is claimed drought proof hail proof and grasshopper proof and could yield ninety to a hundred bushels per acre on dry lands near Miramonte ten miles from Benson.
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Wm. Campbell
Mesa
Campbell
Miramonte
Benson
Arizona
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O. K. Goetz