Cochise Road Bonds To Be Sold In September
Cochise County will advertise for sale the last half of 1 000 Highway Improvement Bonds after the first 500 000 block sold earlier. Sale date set for September 11 with advertising completed by then. Bond proceeds fund road work mapped by the Highway Commission between Tombstone Benson and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
A. ©. Karger
Cochise County
Highway Commission
Bill
Tombstone
Benson Er Tee
Douclas
War Camp seeks victrolas and instruments for soldiers
The War Camp Community Service asks readers to donate victrolas banjos guitars mandolins and other instruments and games for distribution to servicemen in camps forts and naval stations. The request, signed by H M Feldman executive secretary, notes official support from the War Department and Navy Department commissions on training camp activities.
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San Franches
War Department and Nepartment Commissions
S.F War Camp Community Service
HM. Feldman
War Department
Navy Department
Commission On Training
350 Men At Fort Whipple Hospital In Arizona War News
Aug. 12 Fort Whipple near Prescott reports 350 sick and on duty GIs under Lt Col C E Holmberg medical corps national army command. Holmberg acknowledges Red Cross book donations totaling 15 cases and notes a chaplain assigned as librarian at United States Army General Hospital No 20 Whipple Barracks Arizona.
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Wrapple Warracks
Phoenix
Fort Whipple
Prescott
Lant
C. E Holmberg
Medical Corps National Army
Harry Welch
The
Red Cross
Holmberg
Red Crows
Delone Holmberg
Ft. ‘Whipple
Ft. Whipple
United States Army General Hospital No. 20
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Tombstone Boy Marries in Los Angeles
Brad ford Brandt youngest son of Mrs. Al Brandt married in Los Angeles on August 4th to Miss Vesta iner Steele, a Los Angeles girl. The wedding surprised Tombstone friends as Brandt had been away on the coast for months. His mother Mrs. Lily Brandt attended and is visiting there. The couple will likely reside in Los Angeles.
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Javennecces
Tombstone
Bradford Brandt
al Brandt
Los Aneles
Vestainer Steele
Los Angeles
Brandt
Lawk
Lily Brandt
Death of Hon. C. D. Reppy, Arizona pioneer and editor
Information from Tucson reports the death Thursday in Eagle Rock California of Hon. C. D. Reppy a pioneer Arizonan and longtime Florence resident. A former state legislator from Pinal County and early editor of the Epitaph and Daily Prospector he had been in failing health after his wife’s death three months earlier. Reppy, 72, helped found early Arizona journalism and remained a known figure in Phoenix Tucson and Florence before moving near Globe.
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Pinal County
Phoeai
Tucson
Ay Wellan
Florence
Reppy
Bart
D. Reppy
Toxabstones
Daily
Prospector
Globe
Cochise Men Depart to Camp Pike in August Muster
Secretary Ray B Kreba of the Local Board issued a roster listing Cochise county men slated for Camp Pike on August 26 at 4 15 PM. Transfers and rejections may alter the list before departure, with many names from Tombstone, Bisbee, Douglas, Lowell, and other towns among the 1918 class.
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Ray B. Kreba
Camp Pike
Tombstona
Cochise County
Arizona Lieutenant Dies Making Heroic Stand
Aug 12 report says Lieutenant D M Robertson killed around July 4 with 45 men in a heroic stand, 155 Germans dead near a shell crater. A separate jail incident describes prisoners stabbing Deputy Sheriff O’Neil and attempts to escape with officers recapturing inmates at the county jail.
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Arizona
H. K. Wilson
D. M. Robertson
Robertson
Stas
O'Neil
Ival McCaon
Tfe
Whee Jeey
O'Neill
Stabbeth Bkith
Joe Balak Oy Dalal
Priemers
Mam
Balsh
Terabe
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review and Land Notice
A mixed summary notes mining activity in Arizona with mentions of jobs, ore values, and developing mines in Jerome, Verde, Oatman, and Kingman. It also records a federal land notice from the United States Land Office in Phoenix about School Indemnity Land Selection List No. 1495 and related protests and filings dated August 4, 1918.
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Mes Cmen
Jerome—Owlse
Pittsbur Jerme Co
Verde—Daniend
Calumet & Jere
Oatman
Death of Bolin's Father Noted and Land Office Notices
A late 1910 report mentions Lieutenant Robertson and the United States Land Office, with details of arrests and a death in France. It covers land selections under Congress approved June 20 and notices from the Arizona land office about various parcels, protests, and future dates for contest, filed by L Irvin as register and Scott White as receiver.
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Congress
Robertson
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Taddy Tinn
G. H. Bolin
Aieutenant
Fort Ta
Mimouri
Ohia
France
ACT OF Congress
United States
Notice of School Indemnity Land Selections in Arizona
United States Land Office at Phoenix reveals the State of Arizona filed School Indemnity Land Selections under the 1919 act, listing numerous township ranges and sections as indemnity lands. The notice warns of protests or contests during publication and prior to final approval, with officials J. L. Irvin and Scott White signing the document.
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State of ArizoNa
General Land Office
Phoenix
Aliona
Aritesa
SR Afb
NSF
G&s
Fnat
Phantix
Arizona
United State Land Office
State of
Lawa
Bay
Fwe
General Land Ofice
Congress
United States Land Office
Daughters Die By Suicide in County Home Scene
A 14 year old daughter discovered her mother's body hanging by a clothes line in a water tank house behind the Moore residence. The scene occurred around late afternoon with neighbors noting Mrs Moore was alive at 2 o'clock. An inquest was held with Dr. Whester and Meote & Melellan's undertaking firm.
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Weis
Charles
Meote
Melellan
Sheide
du Tor
Mra Soure
Nélekbors
Marion Moere
Moore
Exhibits at Arizona State Fair Highlight USDA Engineering
Government displays from the Office of Patty Reads and Flural Engineering at the Arizona State Fair run November 11 through 16. The piece notes demands on U S highways from army trucks near posts and camps and from commercial and horse drawn vehicles moving farm products.
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Pattie
Flural Engineering
United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona State Fair
United States
Miners to Pay Less Rent Amid Strike Wage Clash
Jerome August 13. Miners won a 75 cent daily wage increase but housing plans falter as carpenters demand 7 dollars a day. A crew of 28 on the New United Verde apartment house quits over the raise, claiming their San Francisco union fixed wages at 7 dollars while contractors say the local union had agreed to 6.50. Builders halt new contracts and may operate only on a percentage basis due to the unsettled wage dispute.
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United Verde
San Francisco Union
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