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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
2
National list notes member of Congress John K Bullard Duncan Justice of Peace R S Stewart and constable. cites University Tucson Penitentiary 5 Florence Industrial Reform Benson.
A political slogan item presents Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas R. Marshall for vice president. It frames campaign optimism against social commentary noting private life opinions in a period tone.
Cheaper grades of meat cost less in New York but the head of the family still faces the same taxing effort to carve them, illustrating how savings on price do not ease the work of family duties.
Only two Republican papers at this desk show the Republican ticket headed their editorials. One is owned and edited by a postmaster serving under Taft.
The Tempe Normal School and the University of Arizona collaborate on an agriculture course to be taught at the Normal school and aligned with University farming programs. Plans include studying high school agriculture to fit local needs. Mesa and Phoenix high schools already offer an agricultural course for next year.
The editor invites readers to share any personal notices such as visitors or local happenings. Newsrooms rely on tips from the community, so send straightforward information about personal items to be printed for the benefit of local readers.
Gerber, a Shanghai adventurer and Fleming’s old friend, visits Chicago to find Fleming but discovers Fleming’s wife at home with their newborn. Misunderstanding turns tense as Mrs. Fleming threatens the visitor with a gun when he hesitates to explain and fears for the baby. The scene ends with Gerber immobilized, awaiting explanation.
The affluent Uncle Horace disappears from the Stebbins home under the pretense of needing mail. He then reveals he has married a forty five year old widow named Sally and will visit with her and her four children, leaving Mrs. Stebbins furious at the supposed plans of the other niece Mrs. Cromp and mourning the loss of the old man.
Fleming returns to find his wife Mildred holding a gun as Gerber sits nearby. The pale wife and a Slumbering infant trigger alarm in the library. Fleming realizes he forgot the child amid the confrontation and exclaims in shock.
Mrs. Helen G. Longstreet campaigns across Georgia to raise funds for forest preservation. She advocates state dam construction to generate power for mills and aligns with Gifford Pinchot’s conservation work.
Representative Carl Hayden announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the coming election. He submits a statement to the Secretary of State dated Phoenix Arizona and requests his name be printed on the ballot for the September 10 1912 primary.
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