FOR SALE Two Residences and Lots in Duncan Area
FOR SALE Two residences offered by A. E. Hobbs with additional lots in Burtcher Tipton addition 160 by 50 feet and one share water, cash or installment. also two lots in Block 1. Inquiries via Bart Tipton. Lorin Williams returns from Thatcher to Franklin. 10 acres land with 9 cultivated under Valley Canal one mile from Duncan. contact L. Granjeto Duncan Arizona. Advt.
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Bart Tipton
F.R Sale
Valley Canal
Duncan
L. Granjetto
Arizona
Hobbs Hall Dances Open First and Third Saturdays
A notice inviting all to attend dances at Hobbs Hall on the first and third Saturdays each month. Dances will be properly chaperoned and all are cordially invited by J. L. Spaw.
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Hobbs Hall
Farm For Sale 85 Acres Near Duncan Arizona
Good farm for sale 85 acres 55 cultivated 50 alfalfa 5 garden 10 water shares 4 horses 2 milk cows 2 mowing machines 1 hay baler 2 wagons 1 spring wagon new adobe house four rooms new barn and tools all for $6500.00 Cumbo Bros Box 327 Duncan Arizona.
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Cumbo Bros
Duncan
Arizona
White Sewing Machine For Sale At Reduction
Advertisement offers a white sewing machine for sale at a reduced price. Brand new never uncrated latest model. Apply at this office recharge or extend inquiry to the office.
Roads Breed Roads Universal experience promotes national road growth
The piece argues that laying a nationwide system of National Highways would spur state and local action to connect regions. With two million miles of roads, improving fifty thousand miles and maintaining them would trigger rapid expansion, eventually crossing the country with good roads like France.
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United States
Hugh
France
For Sale Old Papers Bundles 25 Cents Each
Classified brief offers old papers at 25 cents per bundle available at the office. Suitable for under carpets cupboards and kindling. Simple sale note in plain terms.
What The Parcels Post Will Mean
It will enable him to deal direct with consumers and escape commission merchants. It offers a quicker market for fresh produce and a market for perishable fruits worth thousands of dollars. It permits marketing fresh meats in eleven pound weights at good prices and allows home made butter to fetch higher prices in the city. It promises to break artificial glut and provide rock bottom prices on city made articles, stimulating demand for farm products and reducing express charges from the city through competition.
Purers Fresh Produce At Lower Prices For City Man
The passage urges the City Man that cold storage hens and eggs will bring fresher produce at reduced costs. It promises fresh fish from nearby beaches at minimal expense and market-bottom prices on peaches grapes and all fruits and vegetables. It claims price relief from farm to table and reduced expressage warehouse and commission costs through competition.
Land Office Attorney Promises Quick Mine Patents
Fen S Hildreth of Phoenix offers legal services before the local Land Office and Interior Department. He conducts contests, plats, and townsite work and advertises government land scrip enabling title in one day without residence or improvements.
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Fleming
Phoenix
Arizona
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
The
Land Department
A Personal Question at Registration Sparks Protest
In Denver a colored woman sought registration and voting, was asked her party affiliation, and balked at answering. She refused, saying she would remove her name from the rolls instead, criticizing the requirement and referencing another personal grievance.
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Denver
Who's Who in Arizona to Feature Steel Jacket Portraits
New edition nearing press with final pages. Delays aim to secure steel jacket cuts of lawmakers and illustrate the volume, replacing copper in the legislative Blue Book. Editor Joe Conners plans large steel jackets and includes articles from Harry Welch Malcolm Fraser Jos. Gray highlighting state points of interest.
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Arizona
Joe Conners
Harry Welch
Our
Harry
Malcom Fraser
Prince of Publicity Men
Jos. Gray
Bisbee
Arizona electors meet to vote for Wilson and Marshall
Democrats elected as presidential electors for Arizona cast their ballots for Wilson and Marshall at the capital. W. T. Webb chosen to carry the returns to Washington left Monday night. Wiley E. Jones nominated Mrs. Eugene Brady ONeil of Phoenix as suffrage messenger. Webb said he would vote against any woman, wanting the trip for himself. Hampton supported Webb.
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Wiley E. Jones
Wilfred T. Webb
John R. Hampton
Arizona
Capital
Wilson
Marshall
W. T. Webb
Washington
Jones
Eugene Brady O’neil
Phoenix
Ar Messenger
Webb
Hampton
Bonds Disapproved for Ryan and Co defendants
Chicago district attorney Miller disapproved bonds for Frank M. Ryan F. H. Houlihan and William Schupe connected to a conspiracy in illegal transportation of explosives. Bond for Charles N. Beam set at 30 000 while Miller said the secured property did not exceed 75 000 though 200 000 was needed. Labor leaders plan to arrange new sureties. Later a 30 000 bond was approved for William E. Reddin of Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Frank M. Ryan
F. H. Houlihan
Willian Schupe
Miller
Charles N. Beam
Ryan
Houlihan
Schupe
William E. Reddin
Milwaukee
Rebels Seek Alliance With Yaquis Against Madero Regime
Rebel bands from Chihuahua, numbering 25 to 100, continue crossing into Sonora to join Yaqui fighters. Emissaries sent in December reported favorable Yaqui responses, boosting rebel strength as both factions oppose the government. Yaqui control widens north and west of Cumuripa, prompting Hermosillo area mining and ranch activity to shut down.
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Madero
Sonora
Chihuahua
Tonichi
Suaqui
Hermosillo
Cumuripa
Vice President-Elect Marshall and Wife Welcome in Phoenix
Vice President-elect Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall arrived in Phoenix for a six week visit, greeted by a large cross-section of citizens. A royal reception followed at the Santa Fe station with a motorcade to the Hotel Adams and plans for a potential address to the Arizona legislature.
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Marshall
Wife
Phoenix
Thomas R. Marshall
Arzona
Chicago
New Mexico
Lamy
N. M
Santa Fe
National Convention of Stockmen in Phoenix Sets Attendance Record
The National Live Stock Convention held in Phoenix Arizona January 18 1918 draws 500 delegates from 35 states and Canada. Attendees praise the sessions banquet at Hotel Adams and a large barbecue trip to Granite Reef to view Salt River valley and Roosevelt Dam. Local representatives include W T Witt Duncan John R Cromb L F Sweeting A T Wilson W E Cureton and Z C Prina. Next convention will be in Denver. Dwight B Heard promotes Phoenix highly.
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Association
Canada
Adams
Granite Reef
Salt River
Roosevelt
Greenlee
Graham
W. T. Witt
Duncan
John R. Cromb
L. F. Sweeting
Clifton
A. T. Wilson
Double Circle
W. E. Cureton
N. M
Z. C. Prina
Safford
Denver
Dwight B. Heard
Arizona Republican
Phoenix
Governor Ladd Hosts Vp Elect and Wife at Adams Lunch
The governor's secretary Mr. Ladd had lunch with the vice president elect and his wife at 1 PM. They represented the state for the governor who did not know visitors were arriving today. Governor Hunt was part of the party that left yesterday morning for a trip to Tucson.
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Ladd
Adams
Hunt
Tucson
Rockefeller Suffering From Inflammation of Larynx
Washington January 18 Dr C W Richardson examined William Rockefeller and reported to the house committee. Chairman Pujo postponed public release until the full committee reviews it. Affidavits describe Rockefeller as suffering gouty inflammation of the larynx.
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Washington
C. W. Richardson
William Rockefeller
House
Pujo
Rockefeller
Painter and paper hanger sought in town
The piece promotes a first class painter and paper hanger in town. It asks who George is and suggests hiring him for painting or wallpapering, inviting readers to visit the Duncan Lumber Co. office to find him.
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George
The
Duncan !Umber Co.’s
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A. E. Hobbs
Red Rock
Lorin Williams
Thatcher
Franklin
Safford Guardian
J. L. Spaw
Levi Strauss & CO
Mirs
San Francisco
Fen
S. Hildreth
Saturday Evening Post
Macauley
New York World
Patent Office
Greeley
Patents
U. S. Patent Office
Greeley & Wich Tire
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Valley
Mrs. Marshall
Lloyd B. Christy
C. W. Harris
Leroy A. Ladd
G. W. P. Hunt
Christy
Hotel Adams
First Avenue
Central Avenue
Scottdale
Mr. Marshall
Indiana
Sam A. Ralston
Hoosier
Harris
National Convention of Stockmen
Phoenix, Ariz
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