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Duncan Arizonian

Location

Duncan, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1912

Page

2

Duncan Arizonian Wednesdays Publication Details

The notice lists distribution details for the Duncan Arizonian including Wednesday publication, second class mail status, and subscription price of 2 dollars in advance. It notes advertising contracts are handled by the Duke Advertising Agency with addresses in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Duke Advertising Agency [Incorporated South Main St Los Angeles Geary St San Francisco

Democratic Ticket Slogans and Civic Musings

A Chicago vignette contrasts a four headed cat and political tales with remarks on business acumen and money. It notes the copper penny circulating more in church collections than the silver dollar, reflecting public sentiment on money and politics.

Chicago

Women enter politics as two plans rival in race

Wilson at the New Jersey day celebration welcomed the Women of the nation into the field of politics. Hundreds gathered on the lawn as the governor urged that women’s entry will align the nation’s politics with our everyday lives, a goal devoutly to be wished.

A Contrast in Physicians at the Astor Birth and Monument

Dispatches compare Dr. Edwin Bradford Croggin charged a daily fee of 1000 dollars for six weeks at the Astor birth, totaling about 42000 dollars, with Dr. Joseph Dawson famed for never asking a fee and leaving his charitable gifts after death in Wauconda Illinois.

New York Edwin Bradford Croggin John Jacob Astor IV Astor Joseph Dawson

Are Due No Consideration We do not want one foot of Mexican territory

The fragment asserts a firm stance against ceding any Mexican land, praising law abiding and respectable Mexicans while presenting a hostile territorial sentiment. The text reflects a defensive political posture and a call for preserving territory.

Vigilant Citizen Urges Protection Against Hoodlum Bands

In a strongly worded message Business Farmer laments thieving bands that threaten the country and call for government action. He argues if Mexico fails to protect citizens, the U.S. must act and defend its people to preserve civilization and safety.

Tests of Friendship Through Adversity and Prosperity

The piece argues true friendship thrives in trouble not in ease. It warns against shallow ties that flourish only when a friend is prospering, and urges steady loyalty that endures both challenges and success, measuring character by how one acts in sunshine as well as storm.

Blighting a Social Career

Mrs Trumbull pursues high society while her husband resists the social climb. A night at the opera ends in his loud snore as scandalous gossip shadows their marriage, leaving Mrs Trumbull to shift toward settlement work and disdain the empty life of society.

Mrs. Trumbull Trumbull

Michigan Law Governs Hatpin Length At Public Events

The proposed measure by Detroit's George Lord makes any woman in public with a hatpin over ten inches a felony. It carries a fine of 500 dollars and up to two years in prison. The amendment to ban dangerous weapons passed both houses without a dissent.

State of Michigan George Lord Detroit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Duncan Arizonian L. F. Vaughn National Carl Hayden Congress George W. P.hunt Sidney P. Osborn David Johnson C. Callaghan George Purdy Builard Sharlot Hall Prescott Supreme Court Franklin L. Cunningham Henry D. Ross Greenlee County Ben M. Crawford E. V. Horton County John D. Patty John M. Webster J. W. Aker James H. Kerbyssessor S. F. Awalt H. O. Tunis Peter Riley Wade Hampton Clifton R. A. Campbell Metcalf C. P. Dunn Clifton W. O. Wheatley Duncan Jno K. Bullard Justice of Peace R. S. Stewart Duncan Tucson Florence Benson Democratic Woodrow Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Ai. T White Sewing Machine CO Market Street California Tuefugar Restaurant J. R. Lee Prep G. W. McDonald Duncan Arizona Stewart’s MINOT Parks Ranch Beavers Ranch J. R. Beavers Ariz Levi Strauss & CO the Bank of Duncan Lanneau Cashier John Evans American Surety Company of Fireman’s Fund of Arizona Fire Insurance Co. Notary Public and Conveyancer F. E. Wall U. S J. L. Mead Cycle Company Ill P. A. Starck, Pres United States Wwe Starck Willy Stargk NGVE Church & Parlor P. A. Starge Piang GO Wabash Ave
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