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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
2
Newspaper notice announces the Duncan Arizonian publication schedule and subscription price. It lists Jack C. Page as manager and notes office locations for advertising contracts in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
National notices list Jno K Bullard as Duncan precinct justice of the peace R S Stewart as Duncan constable and R S Stewart as justice of the peace in the Duncan area. Territorial institutions include University Tucson Florence Penitentiary Industrial Reform Benson.
The passage asserts that all humans possess an immortal soul but notes varying magnitudes among individuals. It suggests some souls are diminished while others are enlarged, emphasizing a qualitative difference in soul size rather than mere existence.
A wary observer notes the futility of running between two print shops to locate the cheaper six-bit job. The piece argues that false economies waste time and effort rather than saving money.
The season’s rush begins as Santa imagery fills ads and consumers rush to stores. Early shoppers note limited delays as retailers push promotions, signaling a growing Christmas shopping wave.
The report notes that about a thousand men are killed and two hundred thousand wounded in the Balkan war, calling that tally the record to date and deeming the Mexican revolution comparatively insignificant.
The author argues that cooperation underpins trade and mankind's welfare, contrasting it with competition which he deems harmful. He contends that fair, cooperative enterprise yields decent compensation and lasting prosperity for all.
Ev ans T Richardson editor of the Casa Grande Times Col Thos F Weedin of the Florence Blade Tribune and Hon J J Birdno of the Safford Guardian are candidates for United States Land Office positions in Arizona.
Across western newspapers the call grows for a western man to head the interior department in the Wilson cabinet. The position shapes western land policy, reclamation, forests, and reserves, and western influence should rally to secure a western appointee.
William Jennings Bryan argues that Theodore Roosevelt borrowed Democratic ideas and actions show his shift on key reforms. He cites direct election of senators, income tax advocacy, railroad regulation, and campaign finance transparency as Democratic-led reforms that Roosevelt supported only after long Democratic pressure.
Governor John Burke argues that electing Governor Wilson is the only path to save the Republican Party from Taft split and Roosevelt faction conflicts. He contends Taft’s reelect would deepen divisions, while Wilson would revive the GOP by removing corporate influence and restoring its historic strength.
Louis D. Brandeis cited records to show that George W. Perkins has long opposed union labor, presenting the information as a public service and highlighting a historical adversary to organized labor.
The line ponders a question about Ralph Waldo Emerson gazing at a moose calf while allegedly authoring a phrase about owning the sphere seven stars and the solar year. It blends folklore with literary attributions and reflects on how such claims circulate in literary lore.
A New York World analysis confirms John D. Archbold and Georg R. Sheldon that Standard Oil, J. Pierpont Morgan & Co., Henry C. Frick, and George Gould each gave $100,000 to Roosevelt's 1904 campaign. It notes corporations supplied about 73 percent of funds and questions the public welfare rhetoric behind the moneyed alliance.
For sale new bundles priced at 25e each. Useful as underlayment under carpets in cupboards and for kindle fires. Purchase available at this office.
Charles E. McKelvey of Sheldon Arizona filed intent to make final three years proof on his 1908 homestead entry No 0378 for sections in Township 8 South Range 31 East G S Meridian. Proof to be made before Ben M Crawford Clifton Arizona December 23 1912. Witnesses named H B Harris Tim Chapman R L Herrell S L Daniels all of Sheldon Arizona.
Notice is given that Dock E Wilkins of Franklin Arizona filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 01513 for parcels in Section 5 Township 9 E Range 32 E G S R Meridian. The hearing before Ben M Crawford Clerk of the Superior Court Clifton Arizona is set for December 23 1912. Garnett Gilliland Owen G Odell T J Nateans and James F McGrath of Franklin Arizona are witnesses. Frank H Parker
The Sunset Ditch Co announces a contract let for 1913 with bids due December 20 1912. Bonds required, ditch must be kept clean and uniform, prompt repair after breaks, stockholders may supply teams at contractor prices during floods, directors reserve right to accept or refuse bids. Bid address Box 42 Duncan Arizona.
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