Publication notice of subscription and advertising offices
The notice lists publication schedule on Wednesdays and 2nd class mail status. It states subscription price at $2.00 in advance and credits editor L. F. Vaughn. It notes advertising contracts can be made at Duke Advertising Agency locations in Los Angeles and San Francisco with street addresses.
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Duke Advertising Agency [Incorporated
South Main St
Los Angeles
Geary St
San Francisco
U. S
Chicago
Duncan club boosts Enterprise spirit in Arizona
The Duncan Arizona commercial club cheers a boost for The Enterprise as community camaraderie grows. The get together spirit appears to be spreading throughout Silver City and beyond.
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Duncan, Arizona
Silver City
That Hat Song Reflects Roosevelt Following's Hat Change
The Arizona Democrat notes Col. Roosevelt’s supporters will sing a new tune adapting the Ozarks song. A line urges to stop kicking that hat around as the battered hat, tossed into the ring, shifts from rough rider style to a cocked hat amid ongoing kicks.
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Col. Roosevelt
Ozarks
Arizona Democrat
Taft Reverses Roosevelt Lands Transfer In Southwest
President Taft signs executive orders undoing the Roosevelt action that moved over 2.5 million acres of Indian lands in Arizona New Mexico and California back to the Interior. Attorney General Wickersham deems the Roosevelt order illegal and says profits from the lands sales should go to the Indians. Timber value on these lands is at least twenty million dollars.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Wickersham
Gold discoveries spark interest in Apache Box Canyon claims
The Copper Era notes widespread attention to Apache Box Canyon gold discoveries with exhaustive articles in El Paso and Los Angeles papers. The sale of certain claims for 250000 this month signals substantial value if engineers’ reports hold. Greenlee County residents expect profit as Duncan and Sheldon serve as entry points for future large scale operations.
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Apache Box Canyon
el Paso
Los Angeles
Duncan
Sheldon
Greenlee County
We Nominate Eugene S Ives For Democratic Delegates
Arizona plans six delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Baltimore next summer. Yuma, Pima and Santa Cruz counties are grouped in the same district by the committee handling the matter.
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Arizona
Baltimore
Yuma County
Pima County
Santa Cruz County
Six districts in Arizona vote plan debated
The Sun discusses dividing Arizona into six districts and proposes Eugene S. Ives of Tucson as a candidate for delegate. It notes Yuma County may lack a candidate and invites opinion on nominating Ives or Senator Ives, asking whether he will run.
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Arizona
The
Sun
Yuma County
Old Wheel Horse
Democracy
Eugene S. Ives
Tucson
Ives
Yuma
Giant of the people Gen James B Weaver dies at Colfax Ia
The Commoner notes the death of Gen James B Weaver of Colfax Iowa a long time defender of the common people. It lauds his three score years of public service and reform work and his spotless name for his family and countrymen.
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James B. Weaver
Colfax
Guardian Urges Strongest Men for Democratic Convention
The Guardian calls Arizona to select its strongest men for the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore on June 26. It favors lively progressive Democrats as delegates and national committeeman and proposes George W. P. Hunt for district one and Joan Bowen of Bisbee for district two as choices.
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Arizona
Baltimore
Wideawake
Graham
Greenlee
Gila
Pinal
Guardian
George W. P. Hunt
Joan Bowen
Bisbee
Cochise County
Pull Your Own Weight
A social exhortation urges earnest effort from all to avoid being burdens on society. It recalls Isaac Watts lines about idlers who consume resources and offer nothing in return, warning that if such parasites multiplied they would bankrupt the world.
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Isaac Watts
Irrigation Transforms Rich Three Acre Market Garden
In eastern Pennsylvania Fred W. Ritchie thrives on three acres with two greenhouses, using a new in ground irrigation system to cover his fields and greenhouses. Lettuce leads the crop with markets paying up to ten cents a head, while parsley beets radishes celery and onions add variety. He expanded greenhouse space to 20 000 square feet for geranium cuttings and employs five men year round to stabilize spring labor. Great Britain aims to triple its chicken output to 111000000.
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Fred W. Ritchie
Pennsylvania
Ritchie
E. Harrington
Big Boston
Germany
New Sheriff Fees Announced On Statehood Basis
Arizona statehood brings new sheriff charges to counties. Fees apply for serving summons and writs, witness service, bonds, executions, and notices, with specific amounts and per-case charges listed for district court juries and various court actions.
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Hepperal
Greene
Hin
Buckien's Arnica Salve for children’s skin ailments
To Mothers And Others the advertisement promotes Buckien's Arnica Salve as a safe cure for eczema rashes tetter chafings and minor injuries in children. It claims rapid healing for boils ulcers and piles and prices the salve at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Buckien
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