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Newspaper

Duncan Arizonian

Location

Duncan, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1912

Page

4

Democratic Platform Snapshot Highlights Key Planks

The platform calls for revenue tariffs only and lower duties on necessities, stresses enforcement against monopolies, and supports income tax and direct senatorial elections. It favors presidential primaries, limits on campaign contributions, a single presidential term, and rate regulation of railroads and communications. It backs banking reform, rural credits study, flood protection, post roads, labor rights, Alaska self government, parcels post, and agricultural protections.

United States Interstate Commerce Commission Aldrich Monitary Commission Europe Mississippi Valley Phillippines Alaska

Morenci Southern Ry Time Table No 17 1909

Morenci Southern Ry timetable No 17 effective April 18 1909 for employees only. Southbound trains have right of track over northbound. raises note on track priority and exceptions. Includes station list Morenci Bunkers Frisco Guthrie and Cunningham with corresponding times.

Morenci Southern Ry. Co

Train Schedule Snippet for Arizona and New Mexico Railway

Daily train times listed for No.1 southbound and No.2 northbound routes. Clifton to Guthrie to Duncan and Lordsburg timings include arrival and departure points with morning and afternoon departures and connections.

Clifton Guthrie Duncanons Lordsburg Ego Hachita Ly

Land Office Practice in Phoenix Arizona Firm Ad

Land Mining and Irrigation Law offers specialty before the local Land Office General Land Office and Department of the Interior with offices in the Fleming Building Phoenix Arizona. The firm handles all business before federal and territorial land agencies and provides expert guidance on land related matters.

Fleming Phoenix Arizona General Land Office Department of the Interior

Greenlee County Assessed Value Near 13 Million for 1912

Clerk A L Terry reports to the State Board of Equalization that Greenlee county's net valuation for 1912 will total about 13 000 000 after state raises. The current net assessment after widow exemptions and EO reductions stands at 10 568 765.52 on a total property value of 11 098 503.52, with numerous line items including mines, mills, land, cattle, merchandise, and rail lines listed in the abstract.

Terry Board of Supervisors State Board of Equalization A. L. Terry Greenlee County Phoenix Board of Equalization County Board of Equalization State Tax Commission Office of Board of Supervisors

California Wedding Unites Rebekah Lynch and Dr Turner Smith

Miss Rebekah Lynch daughter of Walter C. Lynch marries Dr Turner Burton Smith of Clifton Arizona in West Adams Presbyterian church California. The ceremony features orchids lillies of the valley and a traveling blue serge suit for the bride. After the vows the couple sail August 13 for Honolulu aboard the Sierra returning to Clifton after six weeks.

West Adams Presbyterian Church Rebekah Lynch Walter C. Lynch West Twenty-fifth Street Turner Burton Smith Clifton, Ariz French Fort Worth Tex Pauline Frances Lynch Adrian Perky Will Garroway Mrs Smith North Sierra Honolulu

Notice For Publication 01839 Land Office Claim Proof

Leroy P. Miller of Franklin Arizona filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 01839 for sections 8 9 and 10 in Township 9S Range 32E G S R Meridian. The hearing will be before Ben M. Crawford at Clifton Arizona on September 14 1912. Witnesses: James F. McGrath James G Gilliland Ira P Miller Samuel A Foster. First publication August 14 1912.

Miller seeks final proof on homestead land in Clifton district

Ira P. Miller of Franklin Arizona, holder of homestead entry No 01838 for parts of section 17 township 9s range 32 eg sm, files notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish claim before Ben M Crawford Clerk at Clifton on September 14 1912. James F McGrath James G Gillis Leroy P Miller Samuel A Foster listed as witnesses. Register ist pub Aug 14th.

Ira P. Miller Franklin Arizona S. R. Meridian Ben M. Crawford Clifton James F. McGrath James G. Gillis Leroy P. Miller Samuel A. Foster Duncan Frank H. Parker

Homestead Final Proof Planned for McGrath Land Claim

James F McGrath of Franklin Arizona filed intent to make Final Three Year Proof to claim lands described in his 1908 homestead entry in sections 4 8 9 and 16 township 9s range 32e G and S M. proof to be before Ben M Crawford Clerk Superior Clifton Arizona on September 14 1912. Theodore LeRoy P Miller Ira P Miller James G Gilliland Samuel A Foster Frank H Parker listed as witnesses.

Duncan Man Files Final Five Year Proof on Land Claim

David Davis of Duncan Arizona filed notice of intention to make Final Five Year Proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 8 17 in Township 6 South Range 32 East G and S R Meridian. Proof scheduled before Ben M Crawford Clerk Superior Court Clifton Arizona on September 16 1912. Others named include Albert T Layton William H Alexander George I Elmer and John K Chilton of Sheldon Arizona.

Department OF the Interior U.S. Land Office Phoenix Arizona David Davis Duncan E. G. & S. R. Meridian Ben M. Crawford Clifton Albert T. Layton William H.alexander George I. Elmer John K. Chilton Sheldon Frank H. Parker Register

The Wind Seeks A Lost Thing Across The World

The poem follows the wind as it searches endlessly for a lost thing across hills plains deserts and cities. It contrasts a melancholy quest with a late mention of ice shortages and a humorous note about ice and the coal dealer, reflecting seasonal concerns.

Hat Paradox Shrinks Men’s Hair Across Time

An article argues hats cause male hair loss by compressing the scalp and strangling follicles, comparing old and new styles. It notes women retain more hair due to lighter hats and natural hair growth, suggesting men envy heavier headwear they cannot afford.

Blunt Groceryman Faces Trade Doubt For Harsh Talk

A local grocer named Mr Bluntly has stirred distrust in the trade with caustic remarks and a short temper. His blunt manner has prompted customers and competitors to question his business conduct and reliability.

Mr. Bluntly

Oily Talk Dialect Recital Sparks Pronunciation Debate

In a dialect recitation an elocutionist mispronounces isles as in les of Greece annoying judge Mr Knowsitt who notes the error while the pupil defends dialect variation. The exchange highlights concerns over elocution training and dialect speech.

Isles of Greece

No Difference in Marriage Urge Says Adage

A humorous exchange features Mrs Peck quoting an old saying about haste in marriage and Mr Hen Peck noting that others do the same. The dialogue ends with a playful line about the sugar bowl and rolling pin following him out of the house.

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E. W. Taylor Public Yours Most Truly Jno. Burns C. E. Mills Ireetor Ee Bem.p A. Mo. Ma Arizona & N. M. Railway Company Southern Pacific el Paso Southwestern Hachita Douglas and Bisbee R.K. Minson Fen S. Hildreth The Land Department Greenlee Levi Strauss & CO Mists San Francisco California Superior Court James G. Gilliland Ira P Miller Samuel A. Foster G. & S. R. Meridian Samuel A Foster D. Swvift Seventh St Washington, D. C Jy Wilbur D. Wilbur Ice
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