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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
2
O R Wald manages the Bunran publication with Wednesday issues. Subscription is 2.00 in advance. The Duke Advertising Agency in Los Angeles and the location at 12 Geary Street in San Francisco handle advertising contracts for the paper.
A fashion column argues colors may vanish from women’s minds as black and white dominate this winter. It warns against all white or all black outfits, urging clever contrasts of the two, with experts claiming endless styling possibilities, likened to culinary lessons on eggs.
A landmark on refined bedroom decor notes that a clear glass slab over embroidered bureau coverings reveals lace and color while protecting from dust. It argues maids may mishandle delicate items during dusting, risking grime on the spread. Also praised: silk bed quilts shown through dotted Swiss covers and pillow accents.
Two simple skirts are shown. One cashmere with front panel and a wraparound band trimmed with buttons and braid loops, 344 yards at 46 inches and 10 buttons. The second uses fancy forlard eased into the waist with a satin band in prevailing color, 2 1/2 yards at 42 inches fancy and 1/2 yard 42 inches plain. Electricity In Japan drives orders for American firms as German rivals cut prices.
Duncan area telephones and listings show names with numbers in a historical directory. It lists Akers J W Sub 50 Allen J M B Main 191 Bank of Duncan 291 and many merchants, hotels, ranches, saloons, and services with corresponding phone or listing codes. For sale line notes a house and two Duncan lots with orchard and garden, terms via J R Fowler.
Notice states co-owner Steve Corley claims annual labor on Kentuck and Anaconda mining claims under Section 2324. If George Schaibel or heirs fail to contribute 22.5 percent ($22.50) within 180 days after first publication, the claims will become Corley’s property. Dated March 1 1913 in Steeplerook Grant County New Mexico. First publication March 5 1913. 13 publications.
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