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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
2
Publication detail notes weekly release schedule and postal status. It lists subscription price two dollars in advance and names L F Vaughn as editor. Advertising contracts available through Duke Advertising Agency locations in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The Era notes candidates increasingly rely on newspaper display ads to present platforms under the direct primary system in Arizona. It argues publicity is crucial for a candidate to shape public opinion, and ads offer controlled, authoritative messaging free from traditional channels.
A Mahin Messenger excerpt discusses local road needs to the cemetery and a tale of a manufacturer investing 100000 in advertising. The dealer compares 16 000 profit to a 16 percent return and argues that the trade mark value proves advertising worth more than Wall Street returns.
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey plans an extensive western tour in early summer. He will speak in Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles and stop in Lincoln Nebraska to be hosted by William J Bryan.
George Morrison Shafroth, second son of Governor John F. Shafroth, died at his Denver home aged twenty after years of illness from a childhood accident. The Denver News praised his cheerful spirit and steadfast courage despite invalidism, noting his wish to contribute as a lawyer and his hopeful outlook.
A compact look at how English French Italian German Dutch Swedish greet each other with typical phrases. The note compares how each language frames the question of well being or bearing in social exchange.
A compact note lists phrases in Chinese Polish Russian Persian and an item titled Children’s Star. It juxtaposes health eating and self inquiry across languages with a closing blessing about a long shadow. The tone resembles a cultural snippet in a newspaper brief.
The Oasis notes Col. H. L. Pickett of Tombstone gains public favor in the Arizona senatorial canvass. It suggests Democrats may supply a suitable candidate, but Pickett would adorn the post well and wear the toga gracefully. Nogales Oasis.
The Frisco Placer Mining Company gears up with supplies and machinery and hopes to be in full operation soon after, possibly by May 1. Excavation for a storage reservoir is advancing and will be cemented to provide a steady water flow to the plant. The New York Arizona Gold and Copper Company reports a major strike, with samples averaging 36 dollars per ton over a 14 foot drift, in lime ore that remains productive. Meanwhile, Arizona Copper Limited’s concentrator No. 6 additions rise, with completion aimed by July 1 at Morenci.
Duncan's Commercial Club roster lists members including Taylor E W Lanneau B R Fowler J R Billingsley A N Newhouse and others. For sale old papers 25 cents per bundle at this office suitable for under carpets cupboards or fires.
A compact listing references generic office and promotional items such as labels posters blotters receipts cards tickets and note stock. It catalogues items including bills programs envelopes statements menu cards and business cards with no dated events or specific vendors.
A Richardson’s Mills Alabama family credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving their child from bronchial trouble after a year of severe coughs. They report a complete cure after one bottle and praise its effectiveness for coughs colds hoarseness lagrippe asthma croup and sore lungs. Trial bottle free. price 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by all druggists.
For sale trim French Coach and Percheon stallion, coal block three years old in June, about 1500 pounds. Price $350 if taken within 30 days. Trade possible for good work mares. Contact B. A. Wilson, Duncan, Arizona. 438-dt.
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