War updates from Front and Home Front Fronts
A lengthy dispatch reports aerial activity in France, American troops holding over eight miles of trenches, and British ships sunk by mines or submarines. It notes German attacks in Lorraine repelled, decries Bolshevik moves, and lists casualties and engagements across Europe, plus political moves in Wisconsin and Seattle and wartime economic actions in the United States. The piece blends battle summaries, diplomatic notes, and domestic political shifts with multiple named places and figures.
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Waesters Newcraper Union
France
Lorraine
Moscow
Petrograd
Narva
Pettrograd
Armenia
Admiralty
London
F. B. Maurice
War Office
Len
Mining and Oil Prices and New Discoveries Reported
Prices for metals in New York show lead at 7.50, bar silver 15 cents, copper 23.12, and tungsten concentrates at 60 percent for 20.04 to 25.00 per unit. Rich ore veins touted at Tom Reed mine near Oatman and Argentine and Creole lodes on Leavenworth mountain. United Verde pays a $7 per share dividend. vanadium rumored at Charleston. New mines formed at Bonanza and Mogollon, with mill work and shipments described across Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico mining districts.
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New York
Et Louis
Cripple Creek
Abe Lincoln
Leavenworth Mountain
Clear Creek
Potosi Peak
Idaho Springs
Bonanza Mines Company
Bonanza Group of
Albro Mountain
Albro
Wheel of Fortune
Sneftela
San Juan
Reynolds-Revenue
Butter Making Is Expert Work in Creamery Factory
The article explains the creamery butter process from skimmed milk to packed product. It covers farm separation, cream cooling, starter culture, grinding and washing butter granules, salting, and rolling into tubs or prints. It notes laboratory tests for butterfat content acidity moisture and salt to ensure consistent quality.
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Howe
Babcock
Arizona City Notes and War Era Local Plans
Mesa will gain a cotton gin while Douglas prepares a cantonment. Bisbee mine rumors denied. Phoenix mayoral nominee Peter Corpestein named. Lukachukai postmaster Berard Halle appointed. Miami seeks incorporation. Golconda post office discontinued. Mail routes shifted to Chloride and Leupp. Pension grants issued to Hannah Riley and Forest Fleming. Tucson fuel safe robbed of about 50 dollars. Tom Reed mine ore vein found near Oatman. Phoenix and McNeal postal carriers appointed. Globe chosen as IWW rendezvous. injuries to Donald Stone in France area plane crash. Gila County quota for national army begins with contingent to Fort Riley. Pima Smelter project forms a 1 million dollar company in Tucson. Arizona schools expand patriotic teaching. broom corn crop yields noted. Shipbuilding manpower quota deemed filled. United Verde Extension reports strong dividends. bullion shipments from Kingman and Tom Reed. Harriet Oliver acts as secretary of state during camp. Jewel ore body discovered at Cactus Queen Copper’s Bill Williams Fork mines. First Santa Cruz county draft batch departs for Fort Riley. China Copper reports hefty quarterly profits. United Eastern Mining sees high monthly production. Government calls another University of Arizona chemist to war work. War sanitariums planned at Fort Whipple Prescott and other sites.
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Union
Mesa
Douglas
Bisbee
Peter Corpestein
Phoenix
Berard Halle
Lukachukai
Miami
Golconda
Chloride
Hannah Riley
Clifton
Cafton Diablo
Leupp
Forest Fleming
Tucson
Tom Reed
Oatman
Thomas W. Nevett
Pairview
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Glenbar
Donald E. Stone
France
Globe Miami
Thirteentth
Gila County
Fort Riley
Colny
Arizona
Charles Moore
Jo. B. Blythe
United Verde Extension
Kingman
United Eastern
Harriet Jean Oliver
Hunt
Sidney P. Osborn
Camp Kearny
Cal
Cactus Queen Copper Company
Old Tappan
Bill Williams Fork
Rawhide
Santa Cruz County
Kan
China Copper Company
United Eastern Mining Company
United States
University of Arizona
Paul H. M. P. Brinton
Washington
New Haven
Conn
Fort Whipple
Prescott
Asheville
N.C
Denver
Make the Sows Exercise in Town Farrowing Advice
The article urges sow exercise as key to strong litters. It notes cold weather may bog sows near sleeping quarters, but the proper routine is voluntary movement and active effort. It emphasizes that sows should be urged to exercise by their own drive, not forced restraint.
Creamery Operators Require Technical Training and Capital
The text notes that creamery operators must be technically trained, many graduating from state agricultural colleges. It explains the need for large, expensive machinery and substantial capital, with small creameries potentially costing under $10,000 while larger ones may exceed $100,000.
Spring Health Advice From Dr Pierce's Medical Discovery
An old advertisement advises using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to boost vigor and nerve tone after winter. It promotes a blood and nerve tonic, plus Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for a spring cleanse, urging readers to begin now and enjoy renewed vitality.
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Dr. Pierce
Golen
Pierce
Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Trouble Relief
An insurance physician notes kidney trouble is common yet often unrecognized among applicants. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, an herbal remedy, is marketed as effective for this condition. Readers are urged to buy a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. An advisory links the product to broader health hopes, mentioning false teeth and marriage as metaphors.
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Sipe
Hasen
Kilmer
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