Unhung traitors and a call to duty in a desert county
Excerpts reflect Roosevelt’s denouncement of disloyalty and pacifism as a breed. A Tucson conscripted man sought exemption citing grand larceny past. The Douglas editorial lauds Charleston Dam to boost food production, amid rising silver prices near 90 percent in New York, challenging Bryan’s 16 to 1 theory.
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Roosevelt
Tucson
Douglas International
Charleston
W. J. Bryan
New York
Arizona Colors Inspire Evening Scene At Bosque Review
The Bisbee Review quotes a vivid desert palette of yellow mesquite, turquoise sky, and red sunset. It notes French officers admire Pershing’s troops and comments on postage rate debates. Arizona’s agriculture and irrigation topics feature, plus a poultry breeders directory plan from the University of Arizona.
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Arizona
Bisbee Review
Hemp grows in Imperial Valley 1000 acres eyed for 1920s output
Southern Pacific reports hemp cultivation expanding in the Imperial Valley with 100 acres at the Timken ranch in Brawley and 100 acres at the Cudahy ranch. Officials predict next year's plantings could reach 10,000 acres as the crop shows high yields and early harvest, aided by a new decorticating machine.
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Southern Pacific
Imperial Valley
E. W. Clapp
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Southern California
Timken Ranch
Brawley
Cudahy Ranch
Boundary Line
Kentucky
Fresh Produce and Eggs at Local Market
Readable listing shows radishes lettuce beets turnips new potatoes and peas plus fresh ranch eggs and frying chickens priced at 30 cents per pound live weight.
Government Needs Farmers as well as Fighters
Two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and California Railroad Co Grant Lands revested in United States and opened for homesteads and sale. Contains topographic map with soil climate rainfall elevations and temperature details. Postpaid one dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co Portland Oregon.
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Oregon & California Railroad Co
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
Benson man to prove homestead in Arizona land
Department of the Interior notice from Phoenix dated August 4 1917 states Joe A Barney of Benson Arizona filed notice of intention to make three year proof to claim land described in sections 11 and 19 township 17 south range 20 east G and Meridian before A S Commissioner B H G Brown at Benson on September 12 1917. Witnesses listed include Ben Scott Edna Scott William Sherman and Shem Plumb all of Benson or Pomene Arizona. J I Irvin Register. First pub August 10.
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Joe A. Barney
Benson
Arizona
Nenem
Sec
Nwig
Township
Range
Meridian
BH. G. Brown
A. S
Notice of Homestead Proof for Emery Arizona Land Claim
August 18 1917 notice that Samuel D Emery of Benson Arizona who filed a Homestead Entry on May 2 1914 for land in Township 14 S Range 20 will seek final proof September 7 before L V McCourt at Willcox Arizona. Names D W Tegackson Morris Bie 4 Melvin Burnetta and KB J McSinney listed as witnesses or claimants.
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Samuel D. Emery
Benson
Arizona
Gill and Galt River
Meridian
Hove
L. V. McCourt
Willads
Nantes
Grimegeas
D. W. Tegacson
Willcox
Artrong
Morris Bie 4
Tucson
Melvin Burnetta
KB. J. McSinney
Tucson Arizona
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