Vaughn Editor History Daily Oct 18 1911
L F Vaughn edits the newspaper on a Wednesday dated October 18 1911. The note records the editor in charge and the publication day.
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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
2
L F Vaughn edits the newspaper on a Wednesday dated October 18 1911. The note records the editor in charge and the publication day.
Directory listing territorial leaders and officials including Governor George A. Young, Secretary E. E. Kirkland, Auditor Geo. A. Mauk, Supt. Public Schools Kirke T. Moore, Attorney General John B. Wright, Historian Sharlot Hall, Judges Edward Campbell and Moc, Justices Ernest W. Lewis and others. Also lists Railroad Commissioners, County officers for Greenlee and Duncan precinct, and Territorial Institutions in Tucson Florence Benson and Benson.
Multiple Arizona politicians including H L Pickett Reese M Ling Eugene Brady O Neill and Eugene S Ives announce candidacies for United States Senator subject to Democratic primary elections set for October 1911. They express preference for direct popular election and party nomination processes.
State Representative L. F. Vaughn announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the office of Representative from Greenlee County in the State Legislature. The primary election date is October 24, 1911.
County Clerk candidates announce party affiliations for the Clerk of the Superior Court post in Greenlee County Arizona. Republicans Carl C. Sellers and Democrats Ben M. Crawford and W. O. Wheatley set October 24 1911 as the primary election date.
A Trojan list shows multiple candidates announcing for the Greenlee County Supervisor seat. J L T Watters Theo Shirley Johnny Cromb Minor Simms Wade Hampton declare for the Democratic nomination with October 24 1911 primary election date noted.
Multiple candidates announce to seek the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Roads in Greenlee County. Primary set for October 24 with candidates including WOFFORD ALSTON of York Arizona and G. L. CRAWFORD.Detailing names and party process from 1911 election notices.
J W Aker announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to succeed himself as School Superintendent of Greenlee county in a local party filing.
A personal letter from Congressman Fowler of Illinois lauds O Neil as a capable campaigner who can handle himself anywhere. The 1908 National Campaign saw O Neil travel to Illinois Indiana and Ohio under the Democratic Committee.
The text announces Wofford L. Alston of York as the Democratic candidate for County Superintendent of Roads in Greenlee County. It highlights his residence in the valley, practical experience, and commitment to devoting full time to road improvement if elected. It urges Democrat voters to consider his claims and promises satisfaction if chosen.
A group of candidates announces bids for Greenlee County sheriff in the upcoming October 24 1911 primary. J R Wester Republican John D Patty Republican contender I B English Republican nominee I G Thompson Democrat seeking the party nomination for sheriff.
The county attorney race to the office of district attorney to be decided by Democrat voters at the primary election on October 24 1911. E V Horton is the candidate listed.
W. E. Kelly receives the Democratic nomination for the county recorder post. The announcement highlights Kelly as a candidate with experience in public records management and local government.
John M. Webster declares his candidacy to be renominated for the office of Treasurer of Greenlee County. He states the decision is subject to the will of Democratic voters at the Primary Election on October 24, 1911.
James H. Kerby and Jim Harvey announce candidacies for the office of Assessor of Greenlee County. Their campaigns are subject to the action of Democratic voters at the Primary Election on October 24, 1911.
Surveyor ocratic nomination for the office of County Survey or to succeed myself. Subject to the Primary Election Oct. 24th 1911. H. OGLE TUNNS.
Hon Eugene Brady O Neil of Phoenix declares for the United States Senate. A longtime public figure, he visited Duncan Clifton and Morenci, spoke for statehood in Washington, and previously ran for Delegate to Congress against Mark Smith.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Territory of Arizona Greenlee County Nora Liner is summoned to appear and answer the complaint filed by James Homer Liner. She must respond within twenty days after service in Clifton or within thirty days otherwise or a default judgment will be entered. Dated September 5 1911 Carl C Sellers Clerk.
In the Territory of Arizona Greenlee County a summons issued to Clara Hall defendant in the matter of Hugh L Hall plaintiff. First publication September 13 1911.
The advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores and other injuries. It claims relief for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles and advertises a 25 cent price at all druggists.
Carpenters surveyors and painters are reshaping the Arizona fair grounds. A new wing will seat half the old grand stand and house eighty horse mongers and sixty cow stalls. Two additional wings are planned for the agricultural and exhibition hall.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as gentle strike breakers for liver kidneys and bowels urging natural aid and proper action with claims of excellent health soon after use. The note promotes a 25 cent price at all druggists.
40 acres with 25 cultivation and 20 acres alfalfa ready. $1000 hay sold this season. No Johnson Grass. Good water through a soft well and four shares in a top ditch. Corrugated iron hay barn horse shed corral. Extras include work horse wagon hay rack mower and harness. Terms: part cash, balance in 1 2 years. Agent L F Vaughn Duncan Arizona.
A local advertisement offers a selection of men's shirts at a limited time price of fifty cents each. The notice is signed by I. F. & M. E. Campbell.
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