Arizona crop report notes strong yields across corn potatoes and grain
Cooperative crop report from the United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates with University of Arizona Extension highlights excellent harvest prospects for cotton and grain in Arizona. It cites 928000 bushels of grain from harvested Arizona acreages, 276000 bushels of potatoes, and compares national totals, alongside news of a marriage in El Paso between Robert Gibson and Susie Cabell and the Cabell family’s long residence in Courtland and Douglas.
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Phoenix
Arizona
United States Bureau of Markets and
University of Arizona Extension Service
United States
Iwen
el Paso
Robert Gitson
Susie Cabell
Judge Cabell
Cabell
Courtland
Gitison
Great Western Mining Company
Gibson
Mast
Middle West
Gedd
Caben Ates
Caber
Douglas
Developers Recruit 25 Cotton Pickers at Douglas
Nov 13 report shows 25 pickers recruited in Douglas by Jim Kelly, mostly Mexican families with a few white men. Arizona Cotton Growers Association will cover transport for families. single men must pay about 12 dollars rail fare to work, reflecting past repayment issues. Workers earn 4.5 cents per pound and households of three or four can gain solid wages.
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Fouglas
Night Valley
Douglas
Jim Kelly
Arizona Oton Growers’ Association
Arizona law would award death for Gardner crime
The report states Roy Gardner, if tried under Arizona law rather than federal, could face the death penalty for attempting to rob a Santa Fe train car at a Phoenix area station. Arizona’s long standing railroad robbery statute allows death or at least ten years’ imprisonment at the option of the jury or court.
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Phoenix
Roy Gardner
State of
Arizona
United States
Santa Fe
Livestock and Crops Report From Arizona Ranges
Cool nights and lack of storms favor livestock and cotton top crop development across Arizona. Water shortages appear in Pinto and Pinedale while Ft. Apache has ample water. Grand Canyon stock and range are only fair to poor, Williams reports cattle in excellent condition. Sheep move south from the north toward Ya vapai foothills and northern Maricopa counties. Cotton harvest advances in Yuma valley with radiation nights extending the top crop. Olive picking and citrus shipments rise in Salt River valley as fruit ripens in cool weather.
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Phoenix
Pinto
Pinedale
Ft. Apache
Weather Bureau
Grand Canyon
Williams
Yavapai
Maricopa Countes
Yuma Valley
Salt River Valley
Yuma
Brevity of a High School Star Ends in Tragedy
Eddie Clement, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Clement, died at noon yesterday at the family home in Brewery Gulch after a brief battle with scarlet fever. His popularity at BISBEE High School made his loss widely felt across the district.
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Bisbee
Eddie Clement
Bert Clement
Brewery Gulch
Hfe
Miner John Nelson Missing From Homer Fike Ranch
Bisbee officers and ranchers scoured washes and ravines around the Homer Fike ranch near Naco for John Nelson the Bisbee miner who vanished Tuesday morning. Rumors of a body proved unfounded as deputies planned to renew the search, while notes of a missing shotgun and Nelson’s despondency suggested he may have left to end his life. Nelson, 25 years in Bisbee, worked for Copper Queen Mining Co with nephew Rol in Cluff notified in Nogales.
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Bisbee
Homer Fike Ranch
Naco
John Nelson
Nelson
Bi [Bee
Copper Queen Mining
Rolin Cluff
St. Charles
Nogales
Cluff
Sur
Cavalry Unit to Replace 25th Infantry at Nogales
Tenth Cavalry will move from Fort Huachuca to Nogales to replace the 25th United States Infantry which has been based at Camp Stephen D. Little for several years. The transfer to Honolulu is planned, with the 10th cavalry taking duty in Nogales.
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Tenth Cavalry
Nogales Nogales
Ariz
25Th United States Infantry
Camp
Stephen D. Little
Honolulu
10Th Cavalry
Fort, Huachuca
Grand Canyon Project Aims At Power For Southwest Mines
Inspiratis and others are pursuing dam plans along the Grand Canyon lower river to generate low cost power for mines in Arizona Nevada and Utah. James Girand of Phoenix recently completed the Gillespie Irrigation dam on the Gila and envisions multiple detention dams to stabilize flows above Yuma and support irrigation for the Yuma Imperial valleys and Parker district.
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Kingman
Ariz
Waat
Grand Canyon
Diamond Creek
Department of the Interior
James Girand
Gillespie
Gila
Phoenix
Yuma
Imperial
Parker
California
Blythe
Glrand
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Whitten Sentenced for Check Forgery in Tucson
In Tucson on November 14 J A Whitten pleaded guilty to check forgery involving an alias and was sentenced by Superior Judge Samuel J Pattee to serve one year to thirteen months in the state penitentiary. Phoenix completes installation of 25 new Gamewell fire alarm boxes.
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Tucson
J. A. Whitten
State Penitentiary
Samuel J. Pattee
Phoenix
Easterner to Operate Tombstone Silver Property
Telegram received by Archie Keen, Tombstone prospector, reports C Knox, capitalist of Johnstown, Pa, will arrive within ten days to take over a local silver property near the Lucky Cue claims. A mill is planned to start within three months, part of a deal arranged by Mr Kelly who has long resided in the district. The claims adjoin the famed Lucky Cues, one of the richest mines in the Tombstone district.
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Archie Keend
Tombstone
C. Knox
Cupist
Johnstown
Kelly
Wickenburg Cashier Indicted by Jurors
Phoenix November 14. H C Sprunger formerly cashier of the Central Bank of Wickenburg, which closed months ago, was arrested on a charge of receiving deposits while an officer of an insolvent bank. The indictment was returned by the Maricopa county grand jury. He was released on his own recognizance after arrest.
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Phoenix
H. C. Spruncer
Central Bank of Wickenburg
Tts
Feas
Sprunger
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
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