Allyn B. Jaynes Laid to Rest as Public Service Advocate
Obituary notes Allyn B. Jaynes publisher and editor of the Ty Citizen, described as uncompromising and tireless in promoting Republican causes in Avigona. The piece recalls his work shaping political campaigns, organizing for reform, and his devotion to public institutions, family, and community.
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A Son's Letter To His Dead Father From The Past
A fragmented historical letter from Brian to his deceased father reflects on regret, forgiveness, and the ache of reconciling failed conversations. The writer questions generational gaps, seeks parental wisdom, and asks for guidance and kindness toward family and self.
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Dewey
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Oolland Rotary
The Worst Shortage of Nurses in Wartime
The piece argues for widespread brief training programs to quickly raise qualified nurses as hospitals strain under wartime demand. It urges accelerated education, better recruitment, and public understanding of nursing as a noble profession, suggesting teachers are more needed than police.
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Advertising drives fortunes, says patagonian note
The piece extols persistent advertising by grape nuts Quaker oats rolled oats Uneeda biscuits cream of wheat pork and beans and other foods arguing it creates nationwide recognition. It cites Sears Roebuck Montgomery and other catalogs as proof that systematic advertising benefits any business.
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Montgomery
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Dollars and scents in skunks yield big fur income
Skunks produced about 1 million dollars worth of hides for New York state farmers and trappers this year. The United States Department of Agriculture in a new guide on fur industry offers tips to turn the pest into a profitable ally for the farm.
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Banks Prosperous Report Sees High Profits
A contemporary report notes banks are prosperous with strong profits and many men employed. The controller’s statement highlights rising earnings across banks, suggesting tolerance for higher interest margins and reduced sympathy for critics of elevated rates.
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Stranded in Europe Warns Global Travelers to Plan Finances
The state department notified about cases of travelers stranded in Europe and issued a warning urging globe trotters to provide their own means of financing abroad. Commentary notes concerns over exchange rates and a Boston financial specialist named Ponzi who has attempted to salve the situation.
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Road to Chiricahua Mountain road proposal debates state funding
Local discussions balk at a state road tax plan after voter rejection. Cochise County seeks assurance that 73 percent of collected state road funds will stay for local upkeep from the Y Messen line to Pina County, funding Bankhead highway maintenance and a proposed route to Chiricahua mountains to improve regional access.
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Pina County
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Cave Creek
Rautaema
Democratic party under attack by Homer Cummings
In a Tucson report the New York Tribune and other outlets quote Homer Cummings as opposing a reversion to old world politics and race driven strife. He argues the Democratic Party must reject nationalism and elitism to avoid regression and to align with enlightened self rule.
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Premature wartime metal policy and inflation impact
The article discusses wartime demands increasing metal usage while labor and material shortages rise. It notes steel, copper, and platinum constraints, price fixation for production and the need for a monetary metals plan to keep a leading role in global output.
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Water power as a national asset in U.S. industry
The article argues that large scale development of water power will transform American industry by offsetting rising fuel costs and shrinking reserves. It claims water power could become a major national asset, enabling substantial economic gains and advancing industrial readjustment.
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United St Ton
Federal Plums Prompt War Over Appointments
Report from a November meeting discusses federal appointments under the administration. The talk centers on who will receive specific positions and the political maneuvering influencing the process. Names, loyalties, and potential shifts in support are described as power players align for influence.
Mickie Walsh Dies in Globe Character Known in Early Dry Fisher Era
The death of Mickie Walsh is announced in Globe, recalling his role as a colorful figure in the region’s mining camps and social life. Friends remember his dramatic presence and the era’s notable events tied to the community.
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