Duncan Arizonian Wednesday Publication and Advertising Notice
The Duncan Arizonian is published every Wednesday and entered as second class mail matter. Subscription is $2.00 in advance. L. F. Vaughn is editor. The paper is on file at the Duke Advertising Agency in Los Angeles and at 12 Geary Street in San Francisco for advertising contracts.
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Duke Advertising Agency [Incorporated
South Main St
Los Angeles
Geary St
San Francisco
Support for Woman Suffrage from Arizona League
In a letter from Mrs. Squire Munroe of Yuma the Equal Suffrage League asks about our stance. We are heartily in favor of giving women the right to vote and have no objections to equal suffrage. We will speak more on the issue as it arises in Arizona.
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Squire Munroe
Yuma
Arizona
Equal Suffrage League
San Francisco
Sacramento
Southern Pacific
California
Colton
U.S
ASTO
Chicago
Reniis Nate Sotee
Approva
Aera
J.L. Mead Cycle Company
Ill
Gazette Declares Democratic Stance for People's Paper of Arizona
The Gazette proclaims unwavering support for the Democratic party across precincts and state, arguing Democrats champion the people against Big Business dominated Republicans. It lauds national leaders and asserts Arizona gains from a Democratic ideal Constitution.
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Democratic Party
Party
Republican Party
Mas
Gazette
People’s Paper
National Democracy
Arizona
Progressive Republicans clash with Taft over reform and policy
Medill McCormick writes for Woman's World outlining the Progressive Republicans' case against Taft. He cites opposition to his renomination, failed pledges, and drift from Roosevelt policies, while praising La Follette and detailing lobbying and tariff tensions from 1911.
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Medill McCormick
Woman’s World
Taft
The
United States
Chicago
Union
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Penrose
Tawney
Wickersham
Cannon
Mr. la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Mr. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Depth of Corn Cultivation for Dry Soils
The Dakota Farmer discusses optimal corn cultivation depth, noting shallow methods are often correct but exceptions exist. Deep first cultivations may be needed on stiff clays, while crusted soils west of the plains invite breaking the crust with deep tillage. Cultivation may continue past ear formation to control evaporation and weeds like wild oats and mustard.
Gazette Endorses Democratic Path in Arizona Clash
In a partisan statement the Gazette declares the Republican plan to impose a state constitution as oppressive, arguing for the Democratic camp as the voice of the people. The paper positions itself as the paper of the people in Arizona and aligns with the Democratic ranks.
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Republican Party
Arizona
Gazette
The
Arizona's Ex-Governors List of Living Former Officials
The list of Arizona's living former governors includes Richard E. Sloan of Phoenix Joseph H. Kibbey of Phoenix C Myer Zulick of Avon by the Sea New Jersey L C Hughes of Tucson J P Holt of Seattle A O Brodie of San Francisco and J M Goodwin of Indiana.
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Arizona
Richard E. Sloan
Phoenix
Joseph H. Kibbey
C. Myer Zulick
Avon By the Sea
New Jersey
L. C. Hughes
Tucson
J. P. Holt
Seattle
A. O. Brodie
San Francisco
J. M. Goodwin
Indiana
Poultry Notes for Efficient Egg Production
Guidance on coop upkeep fall preparation and feeding for hens. Emphasizes dry animal foods and protein sources like beef scrap and oil meal, plus water grit shell and charcoal. Advises stocking from 60 to 1000 birds, ensuring exercise, and daily egg marketing as milk and cream are sold.
Nutrient Roles in Food Composition and Energy
The text explains five core nutrients: protein, starch, fat, sugar, and fiber. Protein builds muscle and tissue while the others provide heat, energy, and fat. Starch and sugar have equal food value, fiber's value matches starch when plants are green but becomes largely indigestible as plants mature.
Weeds and Vines Turned to Compost in Gardens
The piece argues that weeds and old vines have value as compost. It urges every gardener to maintain a compost heap to recycle rot into soil enrichment.
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Duncan Arizonian
L. F. Vaughn
Epiror
National
Carl Hayden
Congress
George W. P.hunt
Sidney P. Osborn
David Johnson
Auditor Co
W. P. Geary
A. Jones
Greenlee County
F. B. Laine
E M. Crawford
Orton
John D. Patty
John M. Webster
J. W. Aker
James H. Kerby
F. Awalt
H. O. Tunis
Peter Kiley
Clifton Wade Hampton - Metcalf
R. A. Campbell
Clifton W. O. Wheat
People’s Paper of
Tively
Cummins
Iowa
Norris
Nebraska
Bristow
Kansas
Garfield
Ohio
House of Representatives
Rhode Island
Joe
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Harriman Lines
Pacific Fruit Express
Ness
LEVI STRAUSS @ CO
the Bank of Duncan
B. R. Lanneau
John Evans
American Surety Company of
New York
Fireman’s Fund of
Arizona Fire Insurance Co. Notary Public and Conveyancer
Duncan
Ada
Patent Office
Greeley
Patents
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, TD. C
Franklin Co-Operative
Mercantile Institution
Franklin, Arizona
J. McGrath
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