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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1921
Page
6
Officials and about 1 000 members attended a St David area farm bureau organization meeting at a local church. The gathering outlined cooperative aims with Arizona and Salt River Valley farm bureaus, aiming to aid agricultural development and community welfare through coordinated county and state efforts.
An arrest report says Fighting Bob Sawn was brought to Prescott by Deputy Sheriff Pattershada after a warrant for fraudulent use of a United States navy warform. The case began with an investigation by Robe rt into Sawa and his manager Wilson, who allegedly offered a comeback before authorities pursued the warrant. Work on Prospect Street paving was set to begin during March.
An agricultural expert from the Schnontwe Onans, Mr Dashy, visits Attentia to inspect dairy valless and discuss a plan to promote San fedrw Valley as a premier dairy region. He notes Benson residents’ support and aims to recruit local farmers and officials to welcome visitors and encourage expansion of dairy farming in the area.
Mareh 21 Mr and Mrs H I Watson of Wickenburg filed suit against the Central Rusk Of Wickenburs the Wickenburg Tag Company and M Springer alleging a boycott of their newspaper the State Miner and efforts to ruin their livelihood The complaint says Watson started the weekly paper and that a wife later became a partner in the business The defendants allegedly conspired to withdraw patronage and advertising and to influence others to do the same.
The state reports a $3 9 4,000,000 fund allocation under a five year federal program. Officials note that the grant is largely committed to contracts with state and local entities, leaving limited remaining appropriations available through July 1620.
In Tucson on March 21 Mire J. Alien Battle, wife of a former Dunven bank cashier, seeks clemency for her husband who stole 1100 dollars from Clifton Bank to fund an operation believed to save her life. Battle, charged in federal court, faces six months for embezzlement as she appeals to President Harding and Carter Glass. Globe-Consolidated Stage Co. gains permission to run a route to Miami.
County authorities discuss hosting a county fair in Douglas with plans to involve all Covhise communities. Adamson County official invites Lin to meet with chamber directors to discuss the proposal, while Holigine endorses a countywide event as a unified showcase.
Maret Thomas F Canplett sent a telegram to President Harding requesting an embargo on staple cotton and other Arizona produced goods. Governor Safford notes construction of Haralson store buildings nearing completion.
The Salvation Army kickoff in Arizona drew a strong start as residents contributed to the appeal for a state budget totaling $254,000. Major EM Duncan praised swift momentum and noted Legion members across the state have boosted morale for statewide efforts to extend Army work in the region.
Arizona Governor proclaims seven bills valid, detailing amendments across tax, public safety, and health domains. The measures authorize stock protection rules, livestock penalties, hospital funding, and a hospital site at Glendale, amid broader state budget allocations and administrative clarifications.
Arizona Daily News reports the State Newspaper Association will hold its second annual convention April 6 with an elaborate program. Governor Thomas Campbell will speak, and Heliser will give a short address. Prominent officials are expected to attend and plan social features for visiting publishers. M. T. Sisk of the News Herald serves as association president with Lawrence D. Cldk of the Tistee Review as secretary.
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