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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
2
Substantial garbled text appears to reference a newspaper subscription notice and advertising agency details. The readable fragment hints at registration or classification of a name within a listing and mentions Los Angeles and a date context.
A damaged text fragment urges readers to value each dawn as life renewed and each sunset as closure for acts of kindness. It stresses keeping a record of good deeds and the strength gained from knowledge for one's self.
The article argues that peace for the country depends on President Wilson persuading California's legislature to pass measures affecting the treaty. It states California bears a grievance over the Japanese question but cautions against war and urges diplomatic solutions and proper treaties to relieve California from current conditions.
Telegraphic dispatches from Mexico City describe the Diaz Huerta conspirators nearing limits and imminent retribution to oust the government. El Paso Times notes Mexicans crave change while asserting Americans should guide a future, enduring government until Mexicans can sustain it.
A dialogue scene unfolds at night with a woman urging the man to go to effort for her sake. He pledges to oblige, expressing willingness to endure fatigue to satisfy her request.
In a Camp Roosevelt gathering in Atlanta Li W Mitchell quotes a story about a visiting Negro who recalls the Battle of Antietam. The tale features a baffled old man and a jest about being present during the fight, plus a quip about a cellar and evading danger.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Saturday gathering in a shire called Mance with incomplete names and cordial language. No clear people, place, or concrete action is discernible.
A fragmented telephone directory page lists numerous names, occupations, and addresses across Main Street and surrounding venues. Entries include stores, saloons, livery stables, ranches, and sub listings for individuals such as J W Akers, J H Briter, W L Cauthen, J W Careers, D D Cheathan, A F Dees, George Elmer, John Evans, Harry Fiddle, J R Beavers, and many others with associated sub numbers and street references. The page density implies a town-wide directory snapshot with multiple businesses and residents alphabetically organized under Main and adjacent avenues.
Local week sees visits from T. Chatman of Sheldon and B. Lambrook of Clifton. Presbyterians plan fundraisers at Billingsley store and May 1 meetings. births announced for Moss Cosper. Real estate notes include Duncan properties and a garage project. deer season prep and new clothing lines advertised. A street tram recount ends with a flood-era exchange about trust.
Notice declares a co owner with voting rights seeks to enforce annual labor on mining claims Kentuck and A acordas in Steeple Rock district Grant County New Mexico for year ending December 31 1912. It requires contributions from heirs or relatives within 180 days of first publication to cover 22 percent of mine costs and 2 1 2 percent of annualize costs. Filed March 1 1913 by Steve Corly and relates to court action in Greenlee County Arizona with summons for defendant George Schiibo to respond within 30 days under state law.
The document records balances and items including legal tender and bank notes totaling $3,3030, other cash items $121.45, due front state and national banks, approved reserve agents $49,176.32, collection account $140,068, and total around $440,068.26. R. Lanneau attests the figures as cashier of the bank in Greenlee County Arizona.
A fragmented note describes a town event where a famed Aver plows through demonstrations and Timios showcases speed changes. The garbled text hints at a public demonstration with a notable local figure and a focus on innovation in motion.
Fragmentary advert details a Thor brand gear and motor sale offering features such as 50,000 miles warranty, 2-speeds, spring seat post, mechanical oiler, and engine options. Readers are urged to respond quickly for the catalog and sales information.
Pacific Coast Distributors advertises a full line of motorcycle accessories for wholesale and retail. The notice promises price savings and quick order fulfillment from its Los Angeles location at 924 926 South Main Street, inviting quotations or immediate orders.
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