Telephone firm sale approved in Benson Arizona
The State Corporation Commission has approved Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company to buy New State Telephone and Telegraph Company for 20000 dollars. The deal closes November 1 and will extend service via Mountain States exchanges across the state, improving operations and enabling broader relief through future legislation.
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State Corporation Commission
New States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
New State Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cochise County
Willcox
Community loyalty as patriotism in mining states debate
The Casa Grande Bulletin argues for congressional relief for base metal operators harmed by smelters. It criticizes influence from smelting interests and ore sampling firms, urges community loyalty as the highest patriotism, and casts loyalty to local areas as essential to national unity.
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United States
Casa Grande Bulletin
Aviator Harvey Crawford to perform at Arizona State Fair
Harvey Crawford the Pacific coast aviator will appear at the Arizona State Fair November 13 to 18. It will be his first trip away from California as he instructs the Aero Squadron of the state. He brings a passenger carrying machine and plans both sensational stunts and passenger flights. Crawford is praised as careful with passengers and a bold flyer solo, performing loops and dives during his show.
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Harvey Crawford
Arizona State Fair
Crawford
California
Aero Squadron
Aero Club of America
Public Question on Prohibition Debate Amid Advertising Claims
The liquor groups push ads claiming prohibition fails while denouncing new tactics in newspapers. Denver officials report crime declines, jail totals drop from about 200–250 to one third in county and one tenth in city jails, supporting the movement toward full liquor elimination.
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Denver
Speer
Wets
The
Denver Express
W. C. T. U. Bulletin
Tungsten on the Rise in Arizona Industry
A report from the Arizona State Bureau of Mines says tungsten, though depressed now, will stabilize at 25 to 30 dollars per unit as a standard metal. It notes past high prices driven by high speed steel demand and highlights new uses in steel rails and growing Arizona industry potential. The article ends with a call to contact C. F. Moss for gasoline, distillate and lubricating oils.
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Arizona State Bureau of Mines
Arizona
Roadways for Mining Gains Promised by Experience
A Montana style narrator reflects on improving mining profits through better roads, citing the Silver Gem claim and the need for durable motor truck friendly routes. He urges practical infrastructure to cut hauling costs and boost ore production profitability. The note also mentions a duck band study and Benson Lumber & Commercial Co. offerings.
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C. F. Moss
Frank Adams Mitchell
Flagstaff
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Benson Lumber & Commercial Co
Apply Home Realty CO
Benson Feed Corral
Sam Wilson
V. DD. Martiniga
Home Realty Company
W. L. Patteson
San Pedro Sts
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
General Land Office
Nell
Hampton & Arnold
Hiwo & Co
General Merchandise
Studebaker
Blauvelt
Paterson
N. J
Philadelphia
Henry DeRonde
Spring Valley
N. Y
New York
DeRonde
Studebakers
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