Cattle Die On Loco Weed In Southern Arizona
A veterinary report notes widespread cattle death from loco weed across southern Arizona, especially Santa Cruz and Cochise counties. The plant mimics alfalfa, poisons cattle after ingestion, and symptoms include mouth frothing, grinding teeth, stiffness, and limp gait. To prevent losses stock should be moved from infested ranges or fed hay, with close monitoring. continued discussion continues on page four.
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Arizona
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Catrlemena
Aedds
State Provides Teams to Pull Cars at Agua Fria Crossing
State Engineer Maddock announced that enough teams will be on duty at the Agua Fria river crossing near Phoenix to pull cars through the flood swollen river 16 hours a day at no charge to motorists. The state bridge over the river has suffered two flood damage incidents since mid November.
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Phoenix
Horsee
Agua Fria
Maddock
Jones Asks Bonus for ex Service Men at Special Session
PHOENIX Jan 34 A push to broaden the special session of the legislature to provide a substantial bonus for Arizona soldiers sailors and marines who served in the great war was announced by Attorney General Wiley E Jones He said he would advocate bonding the sum needed and cited Minnesota’s practice of authorizing bonds to fund veterans bonuses A letter from Minnesota soldiers bonus board outlined the approach and highlighted fiscal agent arrangements outside Arizona with Lamas Steitney noting a New York agent as provided by statute
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Phorniv
Toverhir Campbell
Arizona
Wiley E Jones
Minnesota
Soldiers’ Bonus Board of
Nauking Ax
Uy Aasteant
Ginerel Lamas Steitney
New York
Ely
Alfalfa Production Surges Despite Cotton and Wheat
Jan 24 report notes notable alfalfa growth in the Glen dale district with a 2 percent rise in alfalfa shipments and a 4 percent increase in alfalfa production year over year. Cotton acreage up, wheat output higher, but cattle shipments decline as ranchers truck alfalfa to Phoenix and beyond.
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Altaita
Santa Fe
Alfaita Rey
Tyle
Phoenix
Deane
Arizona Eastern Train 15 Wrecked at Globe
Three coaches of Arizona Eastern train No. 15 left the track near Globe Thursday at 9:15 pm due to a broken flange on a slight curve and embankment. No one was killed or seriously injured as the rear cars broke away and burned. baggage and passengers are being transferred at the wreck site.
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Globe, Aris
Weazer
Arizona Eastern
Bond Issue Carries for Hill Street Building
January 24 report: a $20,000 water bond issue carried by a favorable vote. The funds will complete the planned Hill Street building project, with support from community voters and local officials.
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Hill Street
Mining Men Face Troop Departure Amid Radical Threats
Phoenix reports miners ignore radical threats as troops prepare to leave copper camps. The War Department order, relayed by AP, recalled earlier boasts by industrial workers that action would follow the soldiers’ removal.
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Phoenix
Mintae
War Department
Associated Press
Awakening of Dos Cabezas Prompts Advance Preparations
Fragmentary notes describe activity around Dos Cabezas with miners, prospectors, and companies like Gold Rite and Casey engaged in property operations. Details mention areas near the Twa Heads, Apache watch, and road surveys by mineral surveyor Rockfellow. Market mentions and future work imply continued mining efforts and ownership changes in the region.
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Phun Chewere
Casey and the
Gold Prince
Tiaist
Cooper Properties
Dey Cadexas
Inkebtcets Lave
Weekly road work review highlights state and county progress
A 1920 report from Cochise County Highway Commission notes weather delays and ongoing drainage work. The Arizona association meeting in Tucson draws strong attendance but mixed results, with discussions aiming to bolster a unified road program amid political agendas and competing priorities.
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A. H Gardn
Cochise County
Missing Boy Case Deepens Across Chandler Area
Deputies from the sheriff's office recovered parts near Chandler tied to a missing boy case. Investigators, including Troutman Price and Woods, found jaw fragments and garter belt remnants as the mystery unfolds along the coast. The scene was described as a troubling new lead in the ongoing investigation pursued by Teagan and others.
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Phoenix
Sheriff's Office
Chandler
Dale Rope
Mar Cxtian
Troutman
Price
Woods
State Farmers to declare war on crop pests in Arizona
On January 24 a statewide campaign against crop pests in Arizona livestock dairy and agriculture is featured on the university grid. Fares and housekeeping staff join the event with a special price offer and home demonstration services observed from 2 to noon in the afternoon.
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Phoenix
Wee the Colede
Thing of
Arizona
Tvestock
Dairy
Fectures
Agriculday
Viettore
Forestry Association for Arizona Organized at State University
January meeting at Tempe discussed the Arizona Forestry Association forming under state university auspices. Grover and Wiles spoke on water protection, erosion control, and Roosevelt ideas of conserving forests for farming, grazing, fruit growing and recreation. Andrew Kimball urged watershed protection and check dam systems. Shreve and Hofmeister presided. executive committee formed with Tate and Tage, constitution adopted.
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Tpeson
Ohieg
Buacas
Sou Forestry Association
Feccuy Etor Ft Toyles
Eae
Andrew Kimball
Thatcher
United States Railroad
Offttere
Letek
Shreve
Fade Predder
Lage Hofmeister
EP. Tage
H. Einell Wales
Mol Rave Eharer
Tin Attaire
Fr Tawa
Appraisers Sought for Whisky Estate Value
Jas. Fdames Slasaford, attorney for the estate of W Meyers of Caiesico, announces he seeks appraisers to value an estate comprising 609 gallons of whisky. He aims to determine exact value and to decide how to proceed with the distribution.
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Jas
Fdames Slasaford
Meyers
Caiesico
Silver Price Turbulence Hits Shanghai Market
Jan 34 Shanghai reports disruption as a Chinese silver surge drives exchange rates. British pounds bound for New York at 3.79 dollars, Americans trading at 100 gold or 76 Mexican dollars. Exporters cancel new business and cling to old contracts while banks scramble to stabilize. Importers earning in Mexican dollars flourish as bankers consider higher global China product prices to ease the strain.
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Shanghai
New York
America
China
Capitol Eyeing Exact Date for Special Session
Governor Campbell, before departing for Washington, signaled no date for a special legislature. Secretary Milnes said the call remains uncertain as excitement grows among Democrats in Phoenix venues. The piece notes rumors of February 2 and that the session opening date is still undetermined.
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Capitol
PCE
Ik Milnes
Sam Io
Goring to Aid Near East Relief in Baby State
Armenien soldiers and public figures plan a Tucson meeting on February 3 to raise funds for Near East relief. Gener and Lady Avenpetian lead drives across Arizona, urging churches and groups to donate 15 dollars a month to clothe feed shelter and educate orphans.
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Goring
Baby State
Phoenix
Jaz
Generel
Algopetian
Anne
Arizona
Iteltet
Orean
Brosh
Tester
Tueaday
Piabe Wade Gewe
Tucson
Elie
Gelles
Eheres
Chas
Wit
Girecter
Eset
Telfet
Echools
Stolen Horse Recovered and Returned to Owner in Douglas
A horse and saddle stolen from Valde Burk on January 17 were recovered after crossing the international boundary to Agua Prieta and were brought back to this side by J. W. Pourr of the Douglas police department. The incident was resolved yesterday with the rightful owner receiving the animal.
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Douglas
Valde Burk
Agua Prieta
Bck
J. W. Pourr
Douglas Polce
State funds to be shared with Arizona schools
Nearly half a million dollars will be distributed to state schools for the first half of 1929 under an apportionment certificate filed with the state auditor. Warrants are being prepared and will be distributed in days, based on a $45,00 per county share and the school census, with sources including rental and other state funds. The auditor notes questions about possible further deductions from current revenue and levy adjustments may be required, while apportionments list amounts for Apache, Cochise, and other counties.
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C. 0. Case
Cochise County
Phoeniix
Co. Case
Depst
Stanley
Bad Weather Fails To Spark Cantaloupe Shipments
Glendale January 24. Unusual weather ended the season with a loss of about 200 carloads of cantaloupes in the district. Records show 542 carloads shipped on a rainel 376 carloads in 1918, a gain of roughly 4 percent. Hundreds of crates were sold direct on the Phoenix market and hundreds were shipped by express to Arizona and California markets.
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Glendale
Seson
Phoenix
Express
Arizona
California
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