Plea to People of Cochise County War Savings Appeal
Cochise County War Savings Committee chair Jon Gaines urges purchase of Thrift and War Savings Stamps to help meet the 1918 national goal. Stamps offered through banks and post offices, with tax-free growth and 4 percent interest on War Savings. Children encouraged to save, buy stamps, and use Thrift Cards, supporting war costs and future schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon. Gaines
Cochraw County War Savings Committee
United States
Publisitet Giriva
Mie
Labtead
Buleed
Chris
Jon
Gaines
Cochise County
Mittee
Doings in Superior Court Case Docket Readied for Tomorrow
Fragmented report outlines motley list of judges, attorneys, and defendants in a Superior Court session. Names such as Lockwood, Walker, Weinteke, and Welker appear amid a long, garbled sequence of legal proceedings and anticipated court actions. The text references a washing of calendar items, adjournments, and the likelihood of cases being completed by tomorrow, with various attendees and staff named in a disjointed fashion.
Red Cross Ships Supplies From December 15 1944
The Red Cross dispatched a shipment including various gauze items such as 4 inch dressings and rolls, 3x6 folded gauze strips, absorbent pads, and surgical gauze. In the past ten days, the total yardage and bundled gauze items increased as shipments rose to restock supplies.
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Red Cross
Dee
Arizona Patents Pioneer Red Cross drive listing items
Thuaid and Milter of Los Angeles present a list of patent inspired Red Cross dress items for an Arizona drive. The inventory includes a ventory word garbled items such as knitted corks and various aprons. The note cites Gray as superintendent with Mrs Frost in charge of knitting and Mrs Klaw handling uniforms. It urges everyone in Tosbetone to join the drive as it heads across the United States next week.
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Thuaid
Abbas
Gray
Frost
Tosbetone
Crna
United States
Breen Retains Command of Draft Effort Amid Turmoil
Breen will continue as military aide to Gov Campbell to supervise draft operations in the state until further orders. Provost Marshal General Crowder approves Breen’s continued involvement, while Carlton Cattren may keep his duties in a former capacity. The telegrams followed a reported resignation attempt amid wartime duties.
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Phoenix
Col Breen
Gormpbell
T R Brandt laid to rest in Tombstone ceremony
A solemn funeral in Tombstone honors T R Brandt a long time resident and former First National Bank official. His death endears him to county and state friends who recall his public service and steadfast integrity during a career marked by defense of local interests and civic involvement.
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Tombstone
Wil
Torbstone
Tee
Ani
Lnvaritarion
Ander
Departat
Tomietone
al Javie
Open Deserves to Save the Cattle Amid Drought Warnings
The San any Livestock board reports critical winter conditions in Arizona with feed shortages and cattle needing shelter. They urge keeping feed within the state and warn against shipping cattle from drought-stricken regions, while Texas acts to assist but risks overrunning Arizona with stock. Also notes the marriage of Miss Julia Rockfellow to Lieut Allan G Waite in Tucson.
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Condi Hone
Marvin
Perth
Stepling
Texjax
New Mexico
Cnttlemen
Arizona
the Livestock Board
Food Administration
Texas
Arigo
Tombstone
Julia Rockfellow
A. Rockfellow
First National Bank
Tucson
Allan G Waite
US Aviation Corps
Rockfellow
Mra JA
Attorneys Attend Court in City Today
Among the attorneys in the city today were JE Saunders HE Pickett Alex Murry and JE Plan Rockfellow. The young lady spent her girlhood in Tombstone where she attended school and formed a wide circle of friends. She attended the University of Arizona, graduating with honors, and now serves in the aviation service of the United States, awaiting deployment overseas.
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JE Saunders
HE. Pickett
Alex Murry
JE. Plan
Coal Mines Strain to Meet Demand Across State
Leonard A and others report coal operations in the state face strained capacity due to unprecedented demand. Despite labor troubles, officials say production cannot be rapidly increased because needed labor is scarce and spring shipments may still fall short of requirements.
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Leonard
Hary
Arizona
Angie Ieteator
Ian Ake
Sunrling Aguinet
Hazy
Ariyoun
Winte
Arizona Draft Cost Per Man Less Than $8
A fragmented report analyzes per capita costs of selecting soldiers for the national army, comparing Arizona with other states. It notes Arizona's expense is among the lowest, with many states higher, listing per man costs for numerous states and acknowledging a vigorous, recurring board activity in some locales.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Traihins
Abolition Debate Marks Arizona Policy Shift
Arizona legislators and Governor discuss abolition of capital punishment as a policy proving controversial. Officials cite rising crimes since abolition and call for further trials of current conditions while urging sheriffs’ help in enforcement and considering alternative punishments. Local reports note community tensions and political maneuvering surrounding capital punishment in the state.
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Ix Homme Minner
Arizona National Guard
Arizona
Maricopa
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Mining Claims in Arizona
Notice states that G J Peterson owner of mining claims The Crescent The Pearl The Copper Nor and The Western Star in West Havebucw Mining District in Arizona will not be responsible for supplies or labor incurred by Graydon Howard Potter or others. The document notes nonliability for debts or work performed on behalf of the claims, dated November 11 1917.
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Havebucw
Minis
Inchie
Avizona
Graydon
Potter
Sal
Metin
Howard Potter
GJ Peterson
Leabere Nated Mining
Ork
Hirst Pitilention Ee
Notice of Contested U S Land Office Proceedings
Notice from the United States Land Office Phoenix dated November 14 to Archibald Cook of Angoiia contesting a land claim. The contestant Williams alleges issues with title and water rights, requests a court retry if needed, and requires the contestant to answer within twenty days after publication. Officials Irvin and Birdno note multiple publication dates and formal service requirements.
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States Land Office
Phoeni Arlen
Archibald Cook
Angoiia
Guersit Williams
United States
States
Selection Notice Under 1910 Act of Congress
Notice summarizes a selection action under the Act of Congress approved June 20 1910. The document names the selecting authority and describes the property or interest being chosen, with any relevant dates and governing requirements.
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Congress
State Grant Selections Filed for University Purposes
United States Land Office at Phoenix Arizona notes State of Arizona filed Grant Selections list No S42 Serial No 6882 for university purposes. Describes land tracts S42 R22 EB in G and S 8 RoE with protest period one week after notice publication starting December 2 1917 and ending before final approval. protests to General Land Office in Phoenix.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
State of Arizona
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