Government freeing range country of predatory animals
Washington reports Uncle Sam maintains about 250 professional hunters policing the western range to protect livestock. The Bureau of Biological Survey cites annual losses of 20 to 20 million dollars from wolves bears coyotes and other predators. In five years 228513 dangerous rogues were killed including coyotes bobcats wolves and bears. poisoning campaigns increased with substantial stock losses reduction.
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Neva
Colorado
Texas
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Wyoming
Coalvale
Utah
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State Agricultural College of New Mexico
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South Dakota
Oregon
United States
Treasury
Hairpins of wrong color spark divorce decree
In Prescott on November 7 Mrs. Bert Johns won a superior court divorce after testifying her husband’s infidelity, aided by finding hairpins of the wrong color in his pockets and powder on his lapel. Judge Lampson granted custody of two children and $75 monthly alimony. Willcox item notes Captain E M Joyce planning ranch life and breeding German police dogs to avoid neighborly complaints.
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Prescott
Bert Johns
Willcox
E. M. Joyce
J. P. Cummings
Massive Arizona delinquent tax suit filed in Cochise County
County Attorney J F Ross filed a blanket suit in Cochise for 1926 1917 and 1938 delinquent taxes affecting over 600 defendants with 1059 pages of names and 2000 pages of exhibits. The action seeks about fifty thousand dollars from delinquent parcels while many owners have already paid up. An appeal for winter clothing for Tombstone children accompanied the tax news.
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State of
Arizona
Cochise County
J. F Ross
J. E. James
Superior Court
Guy Welch
Bic
Exhuite
County Attorn
Tombstone
Mre Tele
State School Fund Is Apportioned By County
Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent, announced early apportionment of state school funds to counties for the first six months of the next year. Funds are advanced to counties with exhausted resources and warrant needs, based on average daily attendance at schools.
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Phoenix
Elsie Toles
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cattleman Charges Dismissed as Tractor Topples
A series of notes from Nogales and nearby areas report Justice Marstellar dismissing charges against rancher B. L. Cason. At Yuma a county employee George Robertson was injured when a tractor overturned pinning him. he was hospitalized with bruises and possible internal injuries. Governor Francisco Elias of Sonora arrived to oversee Armistice Day events with cross border participation.
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Yuma
George Robertson
Yuma County
Yum Hospital
Robertson
Nogales
Justice of the Rar
Eighth Street
Ma- Peace Marstellar
Chie
B. L. Cason
Tuma Bos
Ateespital
Francinco Elias
Sonora
Hermosillo
Elias
Ariz
Camp
Stephen D. Little
George Storm resigns as Neel & Company manager
George Storm announced his resignation as manager of Neel & Company, owner of the Four Bar ranches in Sulphur Spring Valley. Walter Neel will fill the position. Storm has long led the cattle operation after Wo1 Neel's death and will focus on his City Market interests while expanding wholesale meat business and retail trade.
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Pe Douglas Douglas
Ney
George Storm
Neel & Company
Four Bar
Sulphur Spring Valley
Walter Neel
Storm
Neel
Seve
Torre
G Avenue
Eighth Street
Popular pioneers married in Tombstone yesterday
In Tombstone residents Mrs Folly Swoven and James Krighaum of Bisbee announce the wedding of Victoria Meister and Jim Krighaum in Sonora Indian Band ceremonies led by Judge Albert Sames. Both are Cochise county pioneers who lived in Tombstone’s early days, with Krighaum serving as chief of the merchants' sight police. The couple will reside in Bisbee with Mrs Krighbaum’s daughter Mrs A Howe.
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Tombstone Prospector
Sit
Cochise
Dam
Tombstone
Douglas
Priges
Thin Department
Fouglas
Parr
12Th Street
Smuany
Peegile
Tam
Ste Vietoria Meister
James Krighaum
Bisbee
Sonora
Albert Sames
Cochise County
Falls and Fair Preview Highlight Willcox News
An assortment of local notices from Willcox and nearby areas reports Murphy’s death from heart neuralgia after a brief illness and burial at Sunset Cemetery, a 4000 acre tract to be planted to grapes, Sonora Indian band as a county fair feature, a large elk head mounted by Dick Amado, growing Willcox school enrollment and a planned hog show, and a Los Angeles obituary for Mrs. Nelle McCarthy Gird with ties to California mining and education.
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Willcox
Nova
Murphy
Louisiana
Leonard Page
Sunset
Los Angeles
Nelle McCarthy Gird
Richard Gird
Methodist Hospital
Art Eoha
Yao
Arrest of Cason Before Justice Court Transfer
Cason was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Palmer and brought before Police Judge Cole. The case was transferred at the time to the justice court for further action.
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Cason
Palmer
Haled
Cole
Justice Court
Border bead tax targets non Mexicans crossing Nogales
Reported policy imposes an eight pound bead tax on all persons not of Mexican nationality who cross the Nogales border, affecting travelers and merchants seeking passage. The measure centers on non Mexican entrants and could impact cross border trade and movement.
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Nogales
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Patagonia
Dick Amado
Josephine Canyon
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Chino Ranch
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Huseband
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Arizona Line
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