Silver and Its Relations to World Markets
An analysis argues for expanding US production and trade by strengthening domestic markets and using silver as money in global commerce. It highlights silver’s role in China, Japan, and the Indies, critiques gold standards, and urges investment in infrastructure and industry to unlock foreign markets while preserving home demand.
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Tour Mountains
Europe
China
Japan
England
India
Mexico
South America
America’s Growth in Wealth and Liberty Loans
Alexander Dana Noyes argues in Scribner’s that America’s wealth has surged since 1914, driven by exports and postwar gains. The nation’s intangible and available wealth exceeds prewar levels, with a three billion annual export surplus and Europe owing the United States over ten billion dollars.
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New York Evening Post
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Europe
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Tombstone postpones Fourth of July celebration
Tombstone had toyed with an early Fourth of July celebration but decided to hold off until next year after learning the Warren District would stage a large event. The Warren District is expected to draw a big turnout from Tombstone, and the writer asserts advertisers always deliver.
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Tombstone
Warren
Salvation Army fund drives home relief effort in France
The Salvation Army completed its France welfare work and now shifts to a home front campaign urging nationwide contributions. Leaders praise loyal, dangers faced by volunteers while noting plans to provide substitutes for city service and the goal of raising substantial funds to match wartime loans.
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Tavignion
France
Unemployment in Arizona lower than elsewhere says official
A Phoenix report states Arizona has less unemployment than any state and shows strong demand for skilled labor despite 7500 to 10000 miners losing work after copper production cuts. The note cites rising living costs and postwar adjustment as factors and warns cotton and agriculture may face labor shortages by September.
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Phoenix
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Tue Coast
Europe
Another Trade At Home Advised In Yuma Sun
A warning about a fake peddler operating in Yuma cautions residents to deal with home merchants. The swindler posed as a door to door salesman, taking advance payments for freight and fees, then vanished. The article urges supporting local businesses, noting home merchants are likelier to accommodate customers in distress.
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Yuma Sun
Yuma
Santa Cruz to Patagonia North Route Shifting Plans
The plan to extend Santa Santa Cruz from Elgin to Cochise line is canceled. Instead the Santa Cruz route changes to run from Patagonia north to connect with the Benson Tucson Highway between Vail and Pantano Station via a new path. Pantano Wash will be removed as a highway route. The State Highway Department will build from east of Vail on the Empire Ranch road to Pantano Station, then to Harrison Ranch and Martinez toward the Cochise County line.
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Dry season hazards prompt fire safety reminder
The article urges caution as dry season arrives, warning against discarding cigarette stubs into rubbish or rubbish piles, igniting fires. It notes rubbish in hidden corners, basements, and around buildings, oily rags in garages, and unattended campfires along roads and timber. It says carelessness costs millions in property and potential loss of lives.
Cotton Planting Reaches 17000 Acres in Yuma District
In Yuma May 26 about 17000 acres, two thirds of last year, form this season's cotton planting. Short staple favored for quicker harvest and larger weld. Expert Adair predicts the crop may near 25000 bales. Ginning capacity expands: Globe Intrix adds three gins to four. Somerton Cotton and Commercial Co adds a five stand gin at Yuma.
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Yuma
Egyptia V.pf
Adair
Intrix
Somerton Cotton and Commercial Company
Jerome Veterans to Celebrate Decoration Day Forming Group
Jerome veterans of the great war plan their first formal bow to the public as an organized association on Decoration Day May 30. They will stage a diversified entertainment to inaugurate their social life in the district.
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Jerome Veterans of the
Quarterly Teachers' Exams Set for June in Tombstone
Miss Elsie Toles, county superintendent of schools, announces quarterly teachers' examinations will be held in the county office in Tombstone on the first Monday and Tuesday of June. All applicants should notify her immediately to aid necessary arrangements.
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Elsie Toles
Tombstone
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