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Duncan Arizonian

Location

Duncan, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

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For Sale Listings Across Duncan and Thatcher Areas

Local and personal notices advertise two residences for sale by A. E. Hobbs and Burtcher Tipton additions with water shares, 160 by 50 feet lots, and two Brown Block lots. Also Indian Runner ducks for sale from Red Rock Poultry ranch Duncan and 10 acres with 9 cultivated near Valley Canal one mile from Duncan. Lorin Williams returns home from Thatcher school in Franklin. L Granje​tto Duncan Arizona offers land for sale with prices on request.

Red Rock Duncan Burtcher-Tipton Addiiton Bart Tipton Valley Canal L. Granjetto Arizona

Farm for Sale 85 Acres Duncan Arizona Ad

Good farm for sale 85 acres 55 in cultivation 50 in alfalfa 5 in garden 10 shares of water 4 horses 2 milk cows 2 mowing machines 1 hay baler 2 wagons 1 spring wagon new adobe house 4 rooms new barn and all kinds of small tools for 6500.00 Cumbo Bros Box 327 Duncan Arizona.

Cumbo Bros Duncan Arizona

White Sewing Machine For Sale At Reduced Price

Brand new White sewing machine never uncrated latest model offered at a discounted price. Apply at this office for details and availability.

Roads Breed Roads and the Case for National Highways

The author argues that one mile of good roads spawns more, and a nationwide system of National Highways would induce rapid expansion of well maintained roads across states. With two million miles total, improving fifty thousand miles as a starter could trigger continuous growth, connecting the country like France today.

United States Hugh France

For Sale Old Papers Bundle at This Office

For sale old papers 25 cents per bundle at this office. Useful for under carpets cupboards kindle fires and more.

What The Parcels Post Will Mean

The parcels post will let him deal directly with consumers and gain a quicker market for fresh produce. It promises lower prices, less express charges, and the removal of commission merchant exactions while expanding markets for perishable fruits meats and dairy. It also envisions fresher produce at lower costs and broader access to items from farms to city doors.

Fen S Hildreth Land Mining and Irrigation Law

Fen S Hildreth describes services before the local Land Office General Land Office and Department of the Interior. He offers patenting assistance with a cheaper method and sells government land scrip claiming fast title. He notes eight years as a Land Department official.

Fleming Phoenix Arizona General Land Office Department of the Interior The Land Department

A Colorful Voter Refuses to State Party Affiliation

At a Denver registration booth a colored woman sought to enroll and vote for the upcoming election. When asked which party she affiliates with she protested that she should not have to answer. The clerk insisted the question was lawful and she walked out, muttering about a divorce.

Denver

Proclamation of Arbor Day in Arizona 1918

Governor George W. P. Hunt proclaims Arbor Day in 1918 for twelve counties in two dates. He urges schools and citizens to plant trees and beautify grounds and promote forest and orchard husbandry across the state. The proclamation designates February 7 and April 4 for observance with recommended educational activities.

Arizona A. D George W. P. Hunt Cochise Gila Graham Greenlee Maricopa Pima Pinal Santa Cruz Yuma Apache Navajo Coconino Mohave Yavapai

Governor’s Proclamation Issued January 21 1913

The document records a formal proclamation issued by Governor Geo W. P. Hunt on January 21 1913. Attested by Sidney P. Osborn Secretary of State, the record confirms official state action and authentication.

W. P. Hunt Sidney P. Osborn Secretary of State

Who's Who in Arizona Nears Press Date

The Who's Who in Arizona is nearly ready for print with final pages in progress. Delays occur to secure steel jacket cuts for legislators and to integrate current session work. Editor Joe Conners plans steel jackets for the larger edition while copper cuts were used earlier. Writers include Harry Welch Malcolm Fraser Jos Gray. Arizona continues copper and precious metal output growth.

Joe Conners Harry Welch Our Harry Malcom Fraser Prince of Publicity Men Jos. Gray Bisbee

Vice President-elect Marshall and Wife in Phoenix Welcome

Vice President-elect Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall arrived in Phoenix for a six week visit. They were greeted by a large, cross party committee and given a royal reception at the Santa Fe station and Hotel Adams. They will address the Arizona legislature and travel to Scottsdale to visit Mrs. Marshall’s parents before returning for the March inauguration.

Marshall Wife Phoenix Thomas R. Marshall Arzona Chicago New Mexico Lamy N. M Santa Fe C. W. Harris Leroy A. Ladd G. W. P. Hunt Christy Hotel Adams First Avenue Washington Central Avenue Adams Scottdale Arizona Washington For the Inaugural Ceremonies On the 4Th of March. Mr. Marshall Indiana Sam A. Ralston Mr. Marshall Hoosier Harris Ladd Hunt Tucson

National Convention of Stockmen in Phoenix Delights Attendees

The National Live Stock Convention in Phoenix Arizona drew delegates from 35 states and Canada with over 500 participants. A banquet at Hotel Adams and a large barbecue trip to Granite Reef highlighted an enthusiastic mid winter gathering with leaders like Dwight B. Heard commending Phoenix. Next year’s meeting is set for Denver.

Phoenix Ariz Association Canada Adams Granite Reef Salt River Valley 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

Arizona electors meet cast votes for Wilson and Marshall

Democrats Wiley E. Jones Wilfred T. Webb and John R. Hampton met at the capital and cast their ballots for Wilson and Marshall. W. T. Webb was chosen to carry the returns to Washington and left Monday night. Jones nominated suffrage leader Mrs Eugene Brady O Neil as messenger. Webb said he would vote against any woman. Hampton supported Webb.

Wiley E. Jones Wilfred T. Webb John R. Hampton Arizona Capital Wilson Marshall W. T. Webb Washington Jones Eugene Brady O’neil Phoenix Messenger Webb Hampton

Painter George Eastland Seeks New House Work

The note invites readers to engage painter and paper hanger George Eastland at the Duncan Umber Co.'s office. It presents him as a first-class tradesman available for painting and wallpapering services. The message signs off as George Eastland.

George The Duncan|umber Co.’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. E. Hobbs Lorin Williams Thatcher Franklin Safford Guardian Hobbs Hall J. L. Spaw Levi Strauss & CO Mirs Fen S. Hildreth Saturday Evening Post New York World Patent Office Greeley Patents U. S. Patent Office Washington, TD. C Executive Department State of Arizona Indianapolis Valley National Convention of Stockmen George Eastland
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