Farmers gain shown by rail freight reductions total to 127 million
The American Farm Bureau Federation credits freight rate cuts for saving farmers about 127 million dollars, citing 55 million saved by temporary reductions on agricultural commodities, 39.9 million in Western Hay and Grain cases, and ongoing benefits as 56 percent of freight costs fall to farmers. It urges railroads to accept the Interstate Commerce Commission decision without legal challenge and warns of potential government ownership debates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Postwar economy seen correcting despite slow readjustment
The piece argues that prewar wages and prices will not return, with high wartime profits fading. It forecasts a gradual shift toward rational action as necessities and raw materials decline, while urging patience for full prosperity to return.
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United States
Sound Principles Return Amid U S Bank Commentary
A cheer about Americans returning to earning and saving rather than borrowing, noting softer demand for money and a cautiously improving outlook. Farmers rely on sale returns to cover living expenses, not loans, as discussions of national prosperity recede.
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Peas
U. S, National Bank
Portland
Oregon
Willcox Rancher Injured In Windmill Fall
In Tombstone reports Giff Allaire a Wilcox area cattleman was badly hurt when a windmill tower platform collapsed during repairs. He fell to the ground breaking both wrists and sustaining bruises. condition later said to be improving. Allaire is a well known Cochise county cattleman longtime resident north of Willcox.
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Giff
Allaire
Wilhcor
Tle
Raporta
Inder
Fee
Althout
Alsire
Promeer
Cochise
Willcox
Ancy
Quarantine rumor denied by health chief in Phoenix
In Phoenix on June 15 A M Tuthill state superintendent of public health dismissed rumors that the state would be quarantined over a smallpox outbreak. He said vaccination is the cure and urged rapid vaccination countywide to check the spread.
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Phoenix
A.M. Tothill
Tuthill
Two Men Held in Connection With Robbery
Tucson police arrested Edward Wilton and George Poulos after detective work led to arrests for a Friday night looting at the Fashion Shop. Most stolen women’s wear was recovered, valued near $1000.
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Tucson
Jesus Comanche
Edward Wilton
George Poulos
Aged Prospector Ends Life With Revolver
June 20 report from Nogales says Americas consuls are alerted to find J H Biggs Jr of El Paso, once with the Santa Fe Railway, believed missing in Mexico. He is 23, 5 ft 8 in, 159 lb, brother of R R Biggs of El Paso.
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Nogales
Americas
Jonsul F. J. Dyer
Sonora
J. H. Biggs, Jr
el Paso
The
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Mexico
R. R Biggs
el Pas
Record Heat Reaches 114 Degrees in Phoenix
In Phoenix on June 20 the temperature soared to 114 degrees setting a record for the date over the past 26 years. The prior high for the day was 103 degrees.
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Mercury
Phoenix
Notice for Public Land Claim in Tombstone Area
Arthur W. Lamb of Tombstone submits notice of three year proof to establish settlement on land described as NW14, NE 14, Sec. 25 and NE 14, Sec. 30, Township 19 North Range 27 West, etc. before U S Commissioner W A Fowler. Public reminder to stake claim and verify filings.
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Arthur ‘W. Lamb
Tombstone
Artious
Bi & Wer
Milan
Shiientam
W. A Fowler
U. 5
Commie
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Phocaty
Arizona
Princes L. Conyers
Benson
Hotra
Katherine Lar Rley
Srob & Mertdine
W. A. Fowler
U.S
George W. Fenter
Ramon Excusore
Walter Douglas
Louis Kekaz
Fairbanks
Swership of Lower House of Legislature Increases to 46
Phoenix June 19 Reports show political control shifting from mining to agricultural counties as Ernest Hall secretary of state releases figures raising the lower house representation from 39 to 46. Maricopa county gains seats from 9 to 14 while other counties retain or adjust to new counts in the 1923 session.
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Phoenix
Arigova
Taraiabad
Ernest Hall
Figares
Home of Representatives
Theer
Maricopa County
Howel
Apache County
Cochise County
Garbanzo Crop Falls Fifty Percent in West Coast
Kiwanis luncheon hears from Fernando Rodrigues of Mogiles about a sharp drop in garbanzo production across the west coast of Mexico, with prices for the season rising as buyers from around the world visit the Navajoa district.
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Nogales
Avis
Mexico
Kiwanis Club
Fernando Rodrigues
Mogiles
Navajoa
Sonors
Prevajos
Mavares
Port
Yovares
Maicbod
Notice of Base of School District Bonds
Bids for Tombstone Union High School District bonds in Cochise County Arizona due July 27 1922 at 2 pm. Total Eighty Thousand dollars in 1000 denomination bonds 80 bonds dated 1924 1942 bearing 6 interest payable semiannually in gold. Bond forms available Tombstone Board of Supervisors office. Bids must include a certified check 5 of total bid. Address bids to Mc Mapkins Clerk Tombstone Arizona.
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Kocdh
Mene Tateen
Iki
Ésrigved Board of Supervisors
Cockine
United States of America
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Arizona
Tombstone
Arisona
Board of ‘Supervisors
County of
Cochise
Tombstone Union High School
Diatetet
Public notice items and bids from Cochise County
A fragmented 1922 public notice column lists county supervisor proceedings in Tombstone Arizona including bid openings and fare case hearings. It references school district boundaries, a public sale by the Board of Supervisors, a Tombstone union high school district matter, and a notice for three year land proof in Benson plus assorted classified ads and notices for seed corn bulbs and hosiery orders.
Extra $50 Raise Promised for Home Study Efforts
A narrator revels in a secret pay increase of $50 a month after home study. The boss credits spare time training for making a valuable worker. The message hints that more money is coming as they start “easy street” with Grace and the I. C. 5. The era emphasizes rising earnings as essential.
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Easy Street
Grace
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