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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
4
The document outlines Arizona hunting seasons for deer turkey quail snipe rail ducks geese brant dove white wing trout and bass with yearly limits per day and season. It lists penalties and license fees for residents nonresidents and aliens and restricts shipping game out of state without a permit.
An agricultural note argues that flooding soils dries a baked top layer, creating many capillary pores that drain moisture. It recommends less water and more cultivation to break the surface, form a mulch, and reduce moisture loss while sustaining crops.
The Gila Valley Realty & Loan Co presents several irrigable farms in Duncan Arizona. Rich soil with intensive cultivation promises wealth in a few years. Unexcelled markets and high prices for all produce are noted for buyers.
The Southwestern Farmer argues that dry farming could transform desert and mesa regions into fertile farms. It cites 17 bushels per acre in South Africa and 2,000 bushels on 100 acres in Colorado, with methods to retain moisture and grow crops after winter. It foresees schools and churches replacing mesquite thickets as southwest prosperity grows.
Emanuel Nicewinter aged 77 years 11 months 8 days died suddenly at his daughter Mrs Emma Chrisman home on Wednesday the 8th He was born in Ohio October 28 1835 and lived 26 years in Spokane before moving to Duncan About his religious life he was a Methodist and admired neighbor He leaves three married daughters and two grandsons Charles Chrisman Clifton and Leonard Chrisman Morienci Funeral by Rev Acuff at the Methodist church Thursday at 2 30 Interment in Duncan Cemetery.
Fen S Hildreth of Phoenix Arizona advertises specialization before the Land Office General Land Office and Interior Department. He conducts contests plats and rights of way townsites and forest reserve matters and offers government land scrip enabling title in one day without residence cultivation or improvements.
Feterita, a drought resistant non savory grain recommended by the national department of agriculture, was planted in experimental tracks by several farmers in Sulpher Springs Valley’s Big Basin. The plant resembles maize and thrives with little irrigation. It yields grain and stalk suitable for fodder and is favored by stock animals.
We extend sincere thanks to the many friends who extended sympathy and help during our recent bereavement. Signed Emma Chrisman Charles Chrisman and Leonard Chrisman.
For sale 110 acres one mile from Duncan with about 75 acres cultivated. Fronts the public road to Clifton. Features a good four room residence barn and a well with water described as the best in the country and free from alkali. For details and prices address L Grangetto Duncan Arizona.
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