Arbor Day Proclaimed for February Seventh 1908 in Arizona
Governor Joseph H. M. Kibbee proclaims Arbor Day to be observed Friday, February 7, 1908, across Coctiee, Git Maricopa, Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz and Yoms counties. Citizens urged to plant trees shrubs and vines to promote forest and urban growth and beautify public and private grounds. The proclamation, signed at the Capitol in Phoenix January 20, 1908, bears the territorial seal.
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Coctiee
Maricopa
Pima
Pinal
Santa Crus
Yoms
Searshall
Joseph MH Kibbey
Genner
Arizona
Capitol
Phoenix
Kibbey
W. F. Nichols
Arieropa
Grazing Permit Applications Open in National Forests
Notice announces that all applications to graze cattle and horses in the Santa Catalina Santa Ait and Drag National Forests during the current season must be filed in the Forest Supervisor's Arizona office by March 20 1908. Full details on grazing fees and the blanks to use are available on request to Forest Supervisor R J Seueree.
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Sante Ait
Santa Catalina
Drag
National
Public Bitters Endorsement
Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus writes she was near death from fever and ague in months prior. After starting Electric Bitters she found relief, slept, and regained appetite, with doctors declaring her case hopeless before the tonic offered cure.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Aye
Columbias
Music agency advertises eastern sheet music stock
W. & Mauldin announce they have secured agency for leading eastern sheet music houses and hold a large stock of instrumental and vocal music. The music department of the jewelry store invites the public to try out piano, violin, guitar and other selections at publisher prices and to inspect the Zeller piano agency.
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East
Zeller Pianos
W. &. Mauldin
Deport Yaquis to Sonora camps for deportation drive
Mexican authorities renew deportation of Yaqui Indians amid depredations by Yaqui bands. General Bravo to lead the operation as 1,000 Yaquis are held in Santa Rosa stockade in Sonora. Government aims to capture all Yaqui and expel them to Yucatan or western regions.
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Sonora
General Bravo
Mexico
Yuacatan
Santa Rvsom
Sonora Rosa
Mexon
Yuesten
Church Services And Union Meeting At Congregational
Sunday plans outline Congregational church services with Sunday school at 10 am and evening program at 7 30 pm. A union service will feature speakers including Keretsa5 Giteon on anti saloon league work. Methodist church follows normal schedule with 11 am and 2 pm preaching. Epworth League at 7 30 pm. Sacred Heart notes mass and rosary with Rev J T Boexs.
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Congregational Church
AntiSaloon League
Fatersat
Tombstone
Methodist
TAO P m. Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albro
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Bundy
J. T. Boexs
Talk at Congregational Church Highlighted School Work
An evening program at the Congregational church featured Mrs. Langley with a lively talk. Exhibits showed embroidery and basketry by Indies from the Philippines, drawing praise. Arthur Herndte’s new violin impressed attendees, while distant visitors included Superintendent John Langley and others from the J U-Bar ratd. A note about shade trees and a lost cuff button with reward followed.
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Langley
Indies
Fillipino
Arthur Herndte
John Langley
W.bl Clas
Pacific Magazine
Territorial Items of Interest from the Territory
Territorial items note thieves operating around Tucson while the city aims for a population of 90 000 in 1912. The Santa Fe railroad plans a new fold advertising drive. a Phoenix revival is successful. Tucson Republicans stay silent on Taft. A Tucson butcher dies after a long illness leaving a wife and three sons with real estate and cattle interests. Gila Bend box car theft leads to arrests. Verde, Jerome, and a mine site expand furnace operations. A Phoenix man plans a bill for friends but thieves loot the house on delivery. Dr Alton sues for divorce from his wife, also a physician, reflecting doctor disputes in Tucson.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Arizona
the Christian Church At
Phoenix
Tucson
Taft
Acquit Thaw Acquits in Famous New York Case
The jury found Thaw not guilty at 11:20 am after a day of deliberation, acquittal based on temporary insanity. Judge Dowling ordered commitment to Matawan Tuesday Asylum, a move defense plans to challenge legally. Defense argues Thaw was temporarily insane at the time of the killing but recovered since.
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Dowling
Thaw
Matawan Tuesne Asylum
Notary Appointment Age Dispute and Post Office Letters
A dossier-like item notes letters remaining in Tombstone general delivery for the week ending January plus odd administrative quirks. It mentions a notary public appointment in Arizona and how age proof was handled with humorous cold type reply. The piece mixes local post office notes with a cryptic governor’s office anecdote and a stray Bisbee travel mention.
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Tombstone
Badilla Jean Felix Mise G Forntes
Manuel
Abila Luise Leke
Harry McKay
Mick Mora
Marrota
Arturo Mendez
Tepeda Carman
Tay
New Mexico Hood Is Put Off Statehood Effort
A Washington dispatch reports New Mexico effectively halted its drive for statehood during Congress. Governor Curry and ex-governor Prince urged House and Senate committees to visit New Mexico next summer to judge if the territory deserves statehood after fifty years of seeking it. In other news, the U S grand jury convenes Monday for a brief session and the trial jury date may be set in April. Supervisor meetings begin Monday, Treasurer Gaines shows slight fever improvement, and nurses from El Paso assist the patient. EPA Lassies arrived from Turner to join the Chinese New Year celebration.
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Washington
New Mexico
Congress
Curry
Prince
House Committee On Territories
Senate
Judee
Board of Supervisors
Tremurer Gaines
el Paso
Cement Posts Firm Formed in Phoenix for Cement Posts
A Phoenix company is organizing to enter the field of cement and concrete work with a specialty in cement posts. The posts, six to seven feet long and three to four inches in cross section, are already used in Kansas and Oklahoma where tens of thousands are in service. The cement posts are praised for durability and satisfaction.
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Phoenix
Weather Forecast for Akizoos Fai Feb Dexera
Dexera issues a weather forecast for Akizoos Fai on February 1. The outlook calls for light rain and cool temperatures with partly cloudy skies later in the day. Winds from the northwest at moderate speeds are expected.
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Dexera
Akizoos—Fai
Leprosy Case Examined in Globe Community
Globe health officials investigate a suspected leprosy case involving Verrue a Mexican migrant with a wife and five children. Physicians note numerous symptoms but uncertainty remains as experts lack leprosy experience. Mrs Verrue to be examined. five children tested healthy thus far.
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Bethe Globe
Ebe Verrue
Mexico
Childern
Verme
Globe
Verrue
Explosion injures several at Philadelphia ammunition plant
Multiple people are hurt in an explosion at an ammunition factory in Philadelphia. Separate items report political shifts in Honduras, severe winter storms near Chicago and Kansas, threats received by Chamberlain of Oregon, drownings on the Hudson, liquor shipment bans by Louisville & Nashville, a featherweight fight in San Francisco, and corporate receivership developments in Arizona.
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Philadelphia
Honduras
General Davila
Republic
Chicago
Kansas
Stee
Uralt
Dixon
Hudson
Nyack
N.g
Louieville & Nashville Railroad
Georgia
Alabama
McJor
Prohia
Woman judge enforces sentences at Fort Yuma Indian School
Mrs AC Kagan, pew superintendent at Fort Yuma Indian School, sentences Yumas to three days to a week in jail and assigns camp work. She stations two policemen at the California bridge to halt intoxicated crossings and aims to curb drinking practices among the tribe.
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AC. Kagan
Fort Yuma
Yuma
Mise Eagan
Trike
Hotel Arrivals List Sparks Western Travel Note
Fay A. Ford of Tucson Bernion L. Ferguson of El Paso M. Leahy of El Paso H T Trinton of Denver 4.0 Wateon Los Angeles among arrivals noted for the hotel.
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Fay A. Ford
Tucson
Bernion L. Ferguson
el Paso
Pmrs
M. Leahy
H.T. Trinton
Denver
Wateon
Los Angeles
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tonic Ad
An impaired appetite remedy from H. Seitz of Detroit Michigan promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tonic as restoring appetite, easing bloating, and producing satisfying bowel movements. Product priced at 25 cents.
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Chamberlain
de H. Seitz
Netroit
Mich
Following the Flag When Our Soldiers Went to Cuba and the Philippines
Willis T. Morgan, retired U. S. Army commissary sergeant from Rural Route 1 Concorde NOH, recalls health as vital during campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines. He promotes Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, claiming it cures coughs, colds, bronchial troubles, and lung diseases, offered with a guarantee by Jaroggists at 50s and 2.100, trial offered.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. I Morgan
U.S.A
Route 1
Concorde Noh
Sayar “L
Tn Cabs
Sfeeeigag
Dr. King
Hampshire
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R.J Seueree
Yaquis
Mexicols
Yucatan
Bravo
Cancarane
Carrartie
Amipeae
Irwin
Tushatena
Thie City
Chae
Kreuder
Nogales
Tarere
Hoover
Esotlern
Karl Young
Tocton
Decessed
Llinois
Gila Reni
Sherif Williams
Will
Yama
Cited Verde
Jerome
Pat
Alton
L G.cassiz, PM
Governors Office
Phoexly
Ely
Max
Thian
Army of Notaries Putlic
Gay Chambers
Bisbee
Milew Asti
EPA
Oklahoma
Lawson
Gor. Chamberlain
Oregon
Brandon
Stunenberg
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
San Francisco
New York
Boston
China
Arlington Hotel
Chas, Smecder
Enor
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