Big Colony May Locate In Valley
Messrs Gilbert and Thompson of Salt River valley visited in Arizona and New Mexico seeking a colony site. They toured the San Pedro valley, praised its soil climate and water, and plan to return after evaluating land offerings. Boquillas Land and Cattle sent about 26 carloads of cattle to Bakersfield, California, in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Gilbert and
Thompson
Salt River Valley
Ariona
New Mexico
San Pedro Valley
Phoenix
Bakersfield
California
Reception Honors Prof Robertson and Family at Etz Home
A Benson event last night hosted by the H. W. Etz residence honored Prof H Q Robertson principal of Benson Union High School and his family. Nearly a hundred attendees enjoyed a literary musical program by Mrs Doane Merrill Miss Josephine Castaneda and others followed by refreshments and dancing at the K of P hall. The community praised the Robertsons’ charm and public spirit. A separate note advertises a sale on ladies and men's shoes by Ph M Mejia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Etz
H. Q. Robertson
Robertson
Benson Union High School
Etz
Benson
Desert Walker Rescued After Days on Pantano Desert
Wright Walker former Benson skating rink manager and actor wandered near Pantano for days without water or food. Rescued by John Purifoy and sherriff officers, he was taken to Tucson for treatment. Walker suffered fatigue and hallucinations amid perilous conditions before recovery at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Walker
Benson Skating Rink
Pantano
John Purifoy
Tucson
Sheriff’s Office
Pima County
Walker
Purifoy
Pratt
Benson
Lordsburg
Mescal
Bennett
Navajo and Santa Fe Scrip Approved for Moqui Lands
Telegram reports the secretary of the interior has overruled objections and approved filings for Moqui and Navajo land scrip, promising unreserved acres in Arizona, notably Sulphur Springs valley, to Santa Fe railroad scrip buyers at three dollars per acre. Also details on Geological Survey maps being sold via post offices and a Benson quadrangle map ready for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Arizona
Sulphur Springs
Santa Fe
State Land Commission
Secretary of the Interior
United States
United States Geological Survey
Government Service
Washington
Post Office Department
Geological Survey
Minnesota
Benson Cuadrengle
Boys' and Girls' Club Leader Visits Benson
Leland S. Parke state club agent in charge of Boys and Girls Club work from the University will visit Benson on September 27 and 28. He aims to meet with local clubs to instruct members and leaders on reports and expense charges. A lecture by the State Leader and member participation are planned with talks at schools if time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland S. Parke
University
Benson and Vicinity
Parke
Sonoita to Host First Santa Cruz County Fair
The Sonoita community in Santa Cruz county will hold a two day fair on October 6 and 8 under the Santa Cruz County Fair Association. It is planned as the association's first annual fair and early signs point to strong success. Cleaning and pressing work by Mrs. Reddock is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoita
Santa Cruz County
Benson Cleans Up Pests Under New Health Officer
Dr. J. N. Morrison has been named health officer for Benson and vicinity and leads a drive to abolish open cesspools and unsanitary premises. The campaign aims to reduce mosquitos and flies, improving the town’s reputation and health as residents assist in the sanitation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
J. N. Morrison
Benson and Vicinity
Morrison
San Pedro Valley Product Gains Noted Outside Buyer Interest
Outside buyers are beginning to appreciate the excellent quality of the San Pedro valley product, signaling growing demand and favorable market reception for the region's goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ph. M. Mejia
HI WO & Co
General Merchandise
M. Mejia
Martinez
Desert
Willcox
Mascot Copper Company
Mascot
Catalina Mountains
Forest Department
Navajo
Hela
H.w.etz & GO
Bénson
Bank OF Benson
Sportsmens
Remington
Stetson
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