Local Gossip From Duncan and Clifton Pages
Mrs. H Ogle Tunis returns to Clifton after a Duncan visit. Duncan figures include John A Campbell and Craig touring Twin Peaks for mining outlook, Bishop W R Chambers en route to Clifton for legal work, and Jim Cosper reporting good range conditions. Obituary notes Mrs Julia Reyes aged about 82, with four daughters and a late husband and Mexican heritage.
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John A. Campbell
Mr. Craig
Twin Peaks Camp
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Tripletts Born at Home of Mr Homer Howard
Three births recorded at the home of Mr Homer Howard two girls and one boy weighing over 23 pounds. Mother Mrs McGee sister of Mr Howard has moved from Texas to stay here. All are doing nicely and such large sizes are unusual.
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Homer Howard
Mrs. McGee
Mr. Howard
Texas
Studebaker Wagons and Buggies Arrive at Taylor’s Warehouse
A car load of Studebaker wagons and buggies has arrived and E. W. Taylor is arranging them in a new warehouse. The vehicles are praised for reliability and guaranteed materials. Several wagons have already sold through Taylor’s reputation for square dealing.
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Studebaker
E. W. Taylor
Cemetery meeting on Duncan Cemetery proposal
A mass meeting of Duncan citizens and nearby residents will be held at the public school building next Monday evening May 29 to discuss handling the Duncan Cemetery proposition. Everyone should be interested and attend.
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Duncan
Duncan Cemetery
Peace Agreement Ends Hostilities in Mexico
A peace pact signed May 21 1911 at the Juarez customs house between government and revolution representatives led by Diaz Madero and Suarez calls for an immediate ceasefire nationwide, interim governance by Francisco Leon de la Barra and a general election, plus prompt restoration of railways and telegraphs and indemnity for losses. Three Days Consideration. Douglas mining region notes on farm produce and transport shifting to autos, urging local growers to supply market needs and keep wealth in Duncan.
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Juarez
Customs House
Don Francisco S. Carabajal
Porfirio Diaz
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Francisco Madero
Jose Maria Pino Suarez
Francisco Leon de la Barra
Senor
General Diaz
Francisco S. Carabajal
Francisco Vasques Gomez
Mills
Detroit Copper Mining Company
Morenci
Clifton and
Kansas
Clifton and Morenci
Duncan
Douglas
Country Club
Stacy
Grindell
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Arizona Development Board Holds First Semi Annual Meet
The Arizona Development Board convened its inaugural semi annual meeting May 18 in the Gadsden Hotel auditorium, Douglas. Secretary E P Grindell opened the session. Stacy of the Douglas Chamber welcomed attendees as H V Failor, board president, thanked Douglas for hospitality. Noted speakers included Charlotte M Hall Territorial Historian J B Girard Territorial Engineer R H Forbes of the University of Arizona J M O Connell of Bisbee and Frank R Dean.
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Arizona Development Board
Gadsden
Douglas
Greenlee County
E. P. Grindell
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Sta
Captain Wald Returns to New Mexico Printer Triumph
Capt Wald, a famed New Mexico Arizona printer, returns with an officer’s name after serving with Insurrectos in Old Mexico. He fought in skirmishes and Agua Prieta, rode a horse shot from under him, and met leaders including Madero. He will receive 159 acres from the Republic. Hon Geo Gamble of Sheldon visited town and announced bond votes for a new school building.
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O. R. Wald
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mexico
Insurrectos
Freedom
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ward
Republic
Geo. B. Gamble
Sheldon
Farmers urged to bale hay in small 70 pound units
W Taylor in Clifton advises farmers to bale hay in small 70 pound units as Clifton and Morenci dealers prefer such bales for resale. He notes price-per-bale and ton-bale sales push demand toward small bales and urges valley growers to adapt or lose sales to lower valley suppliers.
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EK. W. Taylor
Duncan
Clifton
Taylor
Morenci
Movrerci
Indians propose Apache Cavalry in U S Army
A proposal from C C Cole editor of the Gila Valley Record asks Congress to authorize forming a Cavalry troop recruited entirely from Apache youths. In Washington, D C, May 7 the plan seeks War Department approval and congressional action to create an Apache only unit.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
C. C. Cole
Gila Valley Record
Cameron
Congress
Dog Meeting Notice Issued for Duncan Citizens
A Duncan businessman calls a Dog Meeting for Duncan residents at Watters Hall next Saturday. All dog owners and dog enthusiasts are invited to attend on Saturday May 27 at 3 00 PM.
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Duncan
Watters Hall
Watters
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H. Ogle Tunis
Dave Buck
Harry Moses
J. E. Casper
Lanneau
Mr. Lanneau
John Evans
Petar Tello
el Paso
Tello
Twin Peaks
H. H. Stark
W. W. Holder
The
Duncan Knights of
Pythias
W. R. Chambers
Jim Cosper
Blue
J. E. Cosper
L. B. Stephens
Bert Massey
Bud Hagan
McLennan Farn
Duncan Lumber Company
Wiggs
Bradfield
Albert Stephens
Nell Platt
Safford
Bulletin
Duncan Ice Cream Parlor
Mr. Johnson
M. E. Church
Lordsburg
Pastor Young
Duncan Barbershop
Harry Fidler
Riley and Freeman
Jackson
Moreucci
A. N. Newhouse
Julia Reyes
Manuel
Otilio
Clark Commercial Company
Reyes
Mexico
Tripletts
Federal Government
Juarez Custom House
Diaz
Copper Queen
Wald
U.S
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