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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
2
Frank Watson editor notes the paper is published Wednesdays and mailed second class. Subscriptions are $2.00 in advance. It lists Duke Advertising Agency locations at 427 South Main Street Los Angeles and 12 Geary Street San Francisco for advertising contracts.
Efforts toward Republican unity dominate the page as factions seek reconciliation ahead of the next congressional campaign, with Theodore Roosevelt cast as a major obstacle. Local items note the Duncan Telephone Company closure for the Woodman picnic and a horse race between Sanders Clyde and Parks Co at 2 p.m. Also mentions Mr. Mitchell Sanders visiting from Tucson and Miss Ruth Handley planning to move to Deming New Mexico. For sale: 120 acres north of Ioncan with irrigation and improvements at 35.00 per acre, $2000 down, balance on liberal terms, Box 298 Duncan Arizona.
Hobbs Hall hosts dances on the first and third Saturdays each month chaperoned for proper conduct. Everyone is cordially invited by J. L. Spaw.
Public notice advertises a house and two lots in Duncan with orchard and garden. Terms described as reasonable. Contact J. R. Fowler for application and details.
Steve Corley of Steeplerook Grant County New Mexico notifies that he and a co owner have performed the required annual labor on the Kentuck and Anaconda mining claims in the Steeple Rock District. If the co owner George Schaibel or heirs fail to contribute 22 1 2 percent or $22 50 each by 180 days after first publication, the claims will transfer to Corley who has paid the expenditures. First publication March 5 1913. 13 publications.
World notes relay unrest in Mexico and Europe, Japan war rumors stir defense buildup in U S As Congress faces Underwood tariff objections President Wilson accuses lobbyists of pressuring lawmakers Wisconsin Governor McGovern vetoes 1914 referendum on woman suffrage and Confederate veterans reunite at Chattanooga Tennessee
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