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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
3
The Arizonian editor argues that school success in Duncan hinges as much on parents as on teachers and the school board. Teachers desire a fruitful year, but harmony among parents, teachers, and officials is essential as crowding issues and differing opinions arise.
A listing shows rabbit metal offered at 20 cents per pound from the Arizonian office. The notice appears in a local classifieds section seeking buyers for the material.
The Arizonian publishes a tribute endorsing Arizona as a land of progress. It praises E Alexander Powell for praising the state's development from irrigation to agriculture and industry. The piece urges Arizonans to share Powell's positive view with the world and boost the state's image.
In Duncan, Harry Fidler offers exact fit by taking front and side photographs along with regular measurements. Suits priced from $10.50 with three new companies featured this fall including the Royal Tailors.
A newspaper note pledges a gratuitous Claxton Parlor Grand Piano to a customer chosen from purchases after Feb 18 1914. The store announces rising sales across departments, attributing growth to generous values and daily influxes from fashion centers, urging customers to request piano votes with every purchase.
The document outlines vote handling for a piano contest. It states that votes must not be written on, tie votes are recorded only with contestant numbers and top-slip amounts, vote color changes weekly, votes are transferable before recording, and the contestant with the most votes on February 18, 1914 wins the piano. Candidates failing to bring in personal votes may be dropped.
An appeal urges readers to share Sunset Magazine for October with friends in the East. The Copper Producers Association notes United States copper stocks at 58,594,945 pounds, up from July 1. July production reached 138,074,602 pounds, with total deliveries at 187,884,263 pounds, up from June.
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