Duncan Arizonian PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS
The Duncan Arizonian is issued on Wednesdays under 2nd class mail matter status with Jack C. Page as manager.
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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
2
The Duncan Arizonian is issued on Wednesdays under 2nd class mail matter status with Jack C. Page as manager.
For Presidential Electors Wiley E. Jones assigned to Pinal county John R. Hampton to Greenlee county and W T Webb to Graham county. The names reflect county-level designations for electoral duties.
The piece reflects on how major events from the Balkans to Washington and Mexico have been pushed aside by the national election and state affairs. It notes a shift from tracking scores to evaluating alternative outcomes and expert commentary on what could have happened.
The Democratic State Platform calls for constitutional amendments expanding State Tax Commission powers, equal suffrage with party flexibility, and scrutiny of reclamation project costs. It endorses Hayden for Congress, opposes Sloan’s confirmation, and urges local control of reclamation projects with water users involved from construction onward.
Pink Cosper proclaims occupying and improving his Willow Springs ranch about twenty miles from Duncan and three miles from Horse Shoe. He notes two families and two wells costing at least $500 each, with ongoing occupancy and improvement dated September 27, 1912.
The Superior Court of Arizona Greenlee County summons Mary A. Hamilton to appear and answer the complaint filed by A. Hamilton. The defendant must answer within twenty days if served in Greenlee County Clifton or within thirty days otherwise, with default judgment possible. Dated September 3, 1912.
Advertises old papers offered at 25 cents per bundle for practical uses like under carpets cupboards and fires. Short notice-style sale row from local office.
A dark iron grey three year old mare with a scar on the back of her left front leg and light mane and tail disappeared around June 10 1912. Unbranded and not seen since. Liberal reward offered for return or information leading to possession.
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