Bond for irrigation project gains local support in St Invid
The St Invid community backs a proposed irrigation bond led by Pepper Water Company and directors Matteses, Goodman, and others. The plan aims to fund meters and a diversion dam to secure water for about 60 acres, improve farming in the valley, and align with a future Charleston Dam system while stressing stable, year round supply.
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Bond
St Invid
Sp Uriel
Tae Tate
Carachar
David Diairiet
Southwes
Charleston
Curtie
Our Enter Pleas of Guilt in U S Court
Pleas of guilty were entered in the U S court yesterday. Defendants include Jesus Lopes and W Mead for liquor violations and other alleged offenses. An order was issued for a February term overhaul, with a February session planned to coincide with a change in the court's schedule.
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U. S
Jesus Lopes
Jeaus
W. Mead
Romery
Jeder Sawtelle
Gecuice
Fed
Cotton Industry Outlook For Next Year At Farmers’ Convention
The article notes a cotton industry focus at a regional farmers gathering in January with leaders from Arkansas, Texas, and neighboring counties, highlighting strong grower participation. It mentions a planned program week and expected discussions on future production and market conditions.
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Oaarknesen
Flagstaff Builds New $10 Hotel Amid Tourism Push
Fragmentary notes describe construction of a ten dollar hotel in Flagstaff south of Sixth Street with plans for a large resort. The article mentions dates in January, expected completion by March, and aim to boost summer tourism though details are garbled.
Townsend Sill Tumson Endorsement Blocked at Arizona Meeting
A Arizona gathering of the Aria State Good Lady association failed to endorse Townsend Sill Tumson amid debates over irrigation and road funding. Delegates from over 100 counties discussed state and national affairs, with resolutions favoring a Maricopa County led plan while opposing broader suffrage inclusion and Governor Carephed's call.
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Townsend Sill Tumson
Good Lady Association
Anerices
Casa Grande
Yucsou
Carephed
Lee Herian
Geo
Subd
Tom Maddock
Piercy
Ebrowal
Martcopa
Duck Season Concludes as Hunters Reflect on Outdoor Joys
The report recalls close season closing and a busy day afield with teal, mallards, and diver varieties. It notes good weather and plenty of game, with hunters planning new trips before October opens. Also mentioned is a Charleston project push, with a delegation traveling to Tucson for talks with Boquiliss Cattle Co. about details and manager input.
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W. Goodman
Byron Merrill
A. Christenson
J. Curtis
Je. P. Goodman
PF. McRae
L. EB. Matteson
Tucson
Boquiliss Cattle Company
Sim
Benson Garage Disputes Borderland Route Claims
Sunday in Benson two travelers discussed road conditions to Bisbee and El Paso with Day & Night Garage staff. The piece rebuts claims that the Borderland route is impassable, noting Tombstone reports and local denials, urging accurate information for tourists.
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Benson
el Paso
Willcox
Thors Wes
Tomastone
Tucson
Vail
Arizona
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
Governors Back Water Measure in Favorable Action
Fragmented text suggests governors favor a water measure with congressional passage hinted. Report notes include references to Washington and private secretary, unclear dates, and contested wording about legislators and officials.
Aviator Pearson Gives Commander Gray Eye View of District Base
Lieutenant Pearson piloted a mission today over the district base to provide Commander Gray with an eye level briefing. He flew a twin squadron route about 355 miles west then returned to base in time for the musekuca ceremony where Gray declared the flight a thrilling experience.
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Pearson
Gray
Bos
Awmer Gray
Artgona
Sere
Uor¢re
Cojome Gray
Attendance at Farmers' Week breaks records this season
A regional event drew larger crowds than ever as the eighth annual Farmers' Week opened with high attendance and extended programs. The report notes enrollment and attendance projections, while local officials consider continued expansion and support for the event.
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Universi
Gayest
Campbell
Oferene
Arizona war heroes must pay taxes
Phoenix January 21 in response to county attorney Date W Ling of Greenlee county an opinion by attorney general Wiley Z Jones states that under Arizona law soldiers sailors and marines discharged from service in the war against Germany are required to pay school tax and road tax While some states grant exemptions Arizona law treats military service as terminated six months after discharge and taxes apply to veterans nonetheless.
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Phoenix
W. Ling
Greenlee County
Wiley Z. Jones Oday
Germany
United States
Arizona
Gratitude spoken as Texarkana man held by Phoenix officers
Gratitude for arrest was voiced by WY Parker of Texarkana as he bade farewell to Phoenix police. He had held Parker for a Texarkana deputy. Parker, the officer said, was to fare an ember element chars. The deputy to wht Parker tonight for Terarcana, where Parker was to face an ember element charges. Parker, the policy said, had felt he was hunted from town to town and afraid to stay more than a day or two at any place.
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Pace
Sellog
Funeral for Miss Alexander Phoenin Draws Officials
Jan 21 state officials and employees attended the funeral for Misa Nett Alexander, who died at home last Friday. She had served as an assistant in the state treasurer's office for a year and a half. A month before her death she left work complaining of illness, with neuritis and other disorders contributing to the fatal outcome.
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Alexander Phoenin
Misa Nett
Alexander
T Bere
Take Pair Accused Of Violating Drug Law To Face Jury
Bisbee Jan 21 Arrested several days ago on charges of having drugs in their possession Chartie Crowe and Grace Johnson were taken to Tucson yesterday to await action by the federal grand jury They were taken to Osborn by Constable Sheppard and from there to Tucson by J Wilmouth U S deputy marshal
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Bisbee
Chartie Crowe
Grace Johnson
Tucson
Osborn
Sheppard
J Wilmouth
U. S
Marchat
Children Escape Fatal Crash in Prescott accident
Two young children narrowly escaped a deadly crash when the ambulance vehicle they rode in overturned after hitting a wheeled obstruction on a Whipple Street road. Driver and former taxi driver Jameson sustained a head cut requiring two stitches. Colonel Raymond Biss said Jameson, a civilian employee, is in custody pending investigation into the incident.
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Etya Shoking
Joansem
Raymond Biss
Johnson
T W Hipple
School of Prescen
Governor's return date delayed for another week
Governor T. E. Campbell's return from Washington to Arizona remains uncertain with officials moving the tentative date past January 50. Secretary Milnes cites travel time and Capitol delays affecting a possible special session, while capitol observers say no firm date will be set until Campbell begins homeward trip. Fort Sam Houston command change noted as General Dickman orders.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Arizona
Waalingron
Washington
Commie Bark
P Fi Milnes
Yeshadas
National Co Ne
Warkington
Capitol
Abe
Jesse Umuther
Alfren
Vais
Elkiure
Terine
Wtglas
Jay
Grey
Fort Sam Houston
Kantaki
Arana
Dickman
Southern Department
Gray
Fort San Houston
Alenzu
Drilling outfit on ground for chloride well Kingman
Jan 14 Kingman reports a drilling crew on the chloride well sight at the Chive Kervice field. The spudding process is to begin soon with plans for rapid progress, a depth around 2000 feet anticipated, sand expected to be encountered soon.
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Chloride Kerwin
Kingman
Ik Fe
Public Land Office Notice and Olive V Nelson Claim
Republication notice from the United States Land Office at Phoenix announces school indemnity land selections under the 1910 act. Olive V Nelson of Hereford, Arizona seeks to prove a homestead entry made May 20, 1919 for parcel in Township 22S Range 21E before Commissioner Jared D. Taylor at Bisbee, with witnesses William A. Lyth Carl N. Cari etc. Publication dated November 25, 1919.
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United States Land Office
Phoenik
Arizona
Ase
Act of Congress
Phoenix
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Olive
Nelson
Hereford
Jared D. Tayt
Bisbee
Ae Witnessen- Wiliam A. Lyth
Casaliner G. Wel Haus
John Dinwiddie
Carl N. Cari
Herefort
Lirvin
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