Local Citizens Take Off for Trips and Duties
S. B. Moss heads to Phoenix for business. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moss plan an extended coast vacation. Mrs. M. W. Smith returns from the coast after weeks away. Mrs. L. Blacklidge visits her son in Tucson. Dr. W. T. Jones leaves for El Paso after visiting family in town. Several youths set to attend the State University in Tucson. Independence Day of Mexico observed quietly with no public events. Red Cross benefit dance at the Auditorium tonight promises fun and aid to the cause. Local residents John and Edna Gribble and others visit Tucson. Chas. E. Goetz and F. M. Gallen go to Bisbee. Gallen stays on business. Sonoita Red Cross dance and supper planned for October 3. Hollywood Gardens name given to new suburban home. signage ordering follows custom. No gasoline shortage anticipated as Short Line Motors receives a carload for town. Mrs. W. A. Mapes and daughter Charlotte enjoy a Jersey visit, reporting fine weather. E A Brown opens vulcanizing shop in Clark Building next to the Barber Shop. Secretary Krebs to start mailing 19 to 36 age registrations questionnaires per marshal general orders. Prospector notes. For sale small pigs, Duroc cross. contact R. W. Boyle, St. David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Krebs
Adjutant General
Crowder
Prospector
Tungsten ore and wood saw rig feature in brief notes
Four mills are concentrating scheelite in the Huachuca mountains Cochise county with concentrates valued at 21 per twenty pounds. J M Mejia & Co launch a gas line power wood sawing outfit priced at 2.00 per card. W F Musgrave, predatory animals inspector, eyes Tucson headquarters as trapper counts rise across Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huachuca Mountain
Cochise County
J. M. Mejia & Co
W.F. Musgrave
United States Biological Survey
Tucson
Pitchly
Arizona
New Mexico
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Rev William Brown pastor conducts Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 on The Divine Wrestler and evening worship at 8 on The Danger of Missing God in the Commonplace Bible study Wednesday at 8 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
William Brown
Biliousness relief ad from Lima Ohio reader Emma Verbryke
Two years after stomach trouble Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio found relief trying Chamberlain's Tablets as advertised. Defamation of the Red Cross is a crime punishable by fine and imprisonment under the Espionage Act as applied by a Western Wisconsin court. Louis B Nagler, on trial for calling the Red Cross and YMCA private grafts, was convicted under this law. Penalty up to $10000 fine or 20 years imprisonment or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Red Cross
United States District Court For
Wisconsin
Louis B. Nagler
Y.M.C. A
Cardui Aids Woman After Years Of Pain And Weakness
Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes severe left side pain spreading to the shoulder back and head, leaving her almost unable to stand. After three years of weakness and illness she tried Cardui and improved by the second bottle, remaining well for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
Minnie Philpot
Cardus
Wheat Saving Rules Relaxed Abolishing Six Pound Limit
The six pound limit on wheat and the rationing card plan have been abolished easing wartime food controls. The move ends mandatory limitations and permits free distribution of wheat with new policy guidance for farmers and merchants.
Victory Wheat Flour Plan Ends 50-50 Ration Rules
The United States Food Administration announces a new Victory flour program effective Sept 1 replacing the 50-50 wheat flour ration. It allows 20 percent substitutes in wheat bread and shifts to mixed flours while urging continued economy and universal wheat bread alongside corn bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Arizona
Food Administration
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
United States
France
England
Italy
Germany
Victory
Diarrhoea Remedy Advised For Young Children
The notice recommends Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea in children one year old or more and a castor oil follow up. It urges keeping the remedy at hand and using it at the first sign of unusual loose stools, with a reference to a big dance advertisement on the inside page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Independent Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy in Cochise
Frank Briggs declares self as independent candidate for Cochise County sheriff subject to general election voters on November 1918. He lists Box 3007 Lowell Arizona as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Frank Briggs
Lowell Ariz
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S. B. Moss
Phoenix
Mrs. C. F. Moss
The
Coast
W. T. Jones
Mrs
A. W. Bard
el Paso
Baudelio Martinez
Chas. Powis
Louis Kempf
Harold Holcomb
State University
Mexico
Ethel
Edna Gribble
Julia Treu
Messrs. Allenferry, Phelps and Nichols
Bisbee
Chas. E. Goetz
F. M. Gallen
Les Conquistadores Mining Company
Mr. Gallen
Sonoita Red Cross
25Th Infantry
Joe Nogales
J. A. Gumm
Hollywood Gardens
Short Line Motor Company
W. A. Mapes
Charlotte
New Jersey
Elizabeth
E. A. Brown
Clark Building
Brown
R. W. Boyle
St. David
Benson Saddle and Harness Shop
Texas
Man
of the
Open
Great Northwest
Cariboo
Hazel Weir
By Bertrand W. Sinclair
H.w.etz & GO
Hiwo & Coo
General Merchandise
Benson
Storagiz
G.R. Musgrave
Prop
C. F. Moss
Just
P. G. Madigan
Hotel Arnold
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