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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
2
JACK C PAGE manager notes the paper is on file at Duke Advertising Agency locations in Los Angeles and San Francisco where contracts for advertising can be made.
National list includes Governor George W P Hunt Secretary Sidney P Osborn Treasurer J C Callaghan Auditor Co O Case Supt of Public Schools George Purdy Bullard Attorney General Miss Sharlet Hall Prescott Historian Sir Judges of Supreme Court Alfred Franklin D L Cunningham and Associate Justices Ty Ross as member of the judiciary slate.
A collection of satirical lines noting political parties and public virtue, light commentary on international affairs, and playful misrenderings of terms such as cockpit of Eurip and Turkish cocktails nicknamed Tchatalja gorg. The voice mocks moralizing and political discourse with wry humor.
A reader praises Arizona as a prime winter climate choice, highlighting mild temperatures and sunny days that attract visitors seeking warmth during the season. The remark frames the state as a top winter weather prize.
The season presents a tariff barrier that Santa Claus cannot bypass even with an airship.
A Chicago judge rules that snoring cannot be charged as a crime. The decision addresses implications for public disturbance claims and personal conduct in shared spaces.
The new book titled Hell's Playground centers on Africa rather than New York, offering readers a regional perspective. The author notes the work aims to illuminate African contexts for a broad audience.
The Socialists have enrolled their first British lord, but they likely view him as only a half-bale figure within their ranks.
A 14 inch gun costs 139000 dollars and is described as hard to shoulder yet many boys would like to receive one as a Christmas present.
The new governor of Kansas pledges to give offices to women as proof that the fair sex will receive his support and good offices.
A proverb quoted about the value of steady helpers who support progress. It emphasizes that the person who steadies the ladder aids the nation as much as the climber. The message contrasts quiet, reliable work with bold ascent.
Women voters in Arizona set to curb egotism among several political leaders as election day nears. The move signals a shift in local politics with heightened scrutiny of candidates and officials.
A cow named Nona Avon will replace Pauline Wayne at the White House when the new administration takes office on March 4. The animal was presented to President-elect Wilson by an Iowa admirer.
Shopping note urges readers to view Campbell's holiday goods and compare prices before making purchases.
W. G. M’Adoo defends Democratic tariff revision against Wanamaker warning. He argues U S industry has advanced since 1890 and that panics align with administrations, not tariffs. He cites steel investment, wages, and the need for downward tariff revision under Wilson. New York, October 12.
An editorial argues campaign financing hinges on small contributors as large donors fear costly favors. It notes 17 116 individuals gave about $300 000 with $750 000 more needed to run the campaign for Woodrow Wilson, urging voters to contribute according to their means rather than wait for others.
A poem laments the dominance of trusts over everyday life from dawn to death, describing how necessities and comforts from soap to bed are controlled by trusts. It portrays a citizen dependent on corporate power for work, goods, energy, and even afterlife, urging reflection on trust influence.
A historical critique argues tariffs raise living costs and lists taxed items from beds to infant foods and funerary goods. It asserts 1909 Republican pledges failed to cut duties while Taft vetoes blocked reductions, leaving households and farms bearing higher prices. The piece condemns broad taxation on common household items and religious materials.
For sale old papers offered at 25 cents per bundle. Suitable for under carpets, in cupboards, or kindling fires. Items available at this office.
Dock E Wilkins of Franklin Arizona filed intent to prove final three year proof on land described as N1-2 NE1-4 SE1-4 NE1-4 NE1-4 Section 5 Township 9 E Range 32 E G and S R Meridian. Proceedings before Ben M Crawford Clifton Arizona on December 23 1912 with witnesses Garnett Gilliland Owen G Odell T J Nateans James F McGrathanl listed.
Notice of contract for Sun Set Ditch 1915 by the Board of Directors. Bidders must furnish bonds, keep ditch banks clear, maintain uniform width, repair breaches quickly, provide water in the ditch, and allow stockholders to team work when satisfactory. Bids due by December 20, 1912 to Sunset Ditch Co Box 42 Duncan Art zone.
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