Enjoyable Paschal Eastern Star Gathering at Masonic Hall
A social evening followed a brief Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Hall. The High School orchestra performed selections while the crowd danced. A three dollar fine for dancers turned into a donation for Howey High School music, thanks to Mr McSparrow and others who managed the event and dishwashing for about a hundred attendees.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Tombstone
Howey
London
Bridge
Tellen
McSparrow
Messrs
Reeves
Springer and
Giscoma
Harry Evans
Dalgleish
McPherson
Dalgliesh
State Fair Exhibits Show Strong Quality and Standardization
The Arizona State Fair ran November 1 to 17 with many counties failing to send entries. Most premiums went unawarded as many exhibitors did not arrive. County Pima and Maricopa counties produced notable displays but overall improvement and statewide crop standardization emerged as a key trend. Judging by Ir EP. Sandsten of Colorado and university exhibits provided extensive farmer education and demonstrations across Home Economics and Extension services.
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Arizona
Nan
Pocine
Thie
Merson
Ir EP. Sandsten
Colorado
Aueh
University Experiment Station and Extension Service
Exemption rules clarified for draft questionnaires
In Phoenix district officials outlined that all prior exemptions are null and void and every man of military age must answer the upcoming questionnaire. Preparations for the next call are under way with February as a possible forceful start. Rumors that drafted men cannot volunteer after December 15 are unfounded, as no war department order has been received. Mrs L A Smith traveled to Bisbee for a several day visit with friends.
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Phoenix
New 14
National Army
Spain
War Department
Perrin Bringing Phoenix Cattle to Arizona Grants
Dr E B Perrin, a major southwest landowner, moves thousands of cattle from drought stricken West Texas plains to the Babocomari grant near the Southern Pacific line between Huachuca and Nogales and to the Luis Maria Rees grant in western Yavapai country. He expects about 10000 head and says he has ample good feed.
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Phoenix
E. B Perrin
Southwest
West Texas
Babacomari
Huachwea
Nogales
Luis Maria Rees
Yavapai
Perrin
Teea
Promotions in Rank Await These in Next GANP
Military communications reveal pending officer promotions as training and reserve components prepare to advance troopers and officers. Officials plan prioritization by training camp results and above standard ratings to fill second and higher ranks amid national arias reorganization.
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Eotala
Tenffinens
Tina
Crades
Ory
Former Tombstone Resident Pat Byrne Dies in Kelton
Word reached today of the death of Pat Byrne, a former Tombstone resident who moved to Kelton years ago. He served as foreman on the A. K. railroad. Funeral scheduled for Monday at Dorgine. local friends will travel to attend.
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Tembetane
Pat Byrne
Tembviene
Kelton
Exer Vince
A. K
Gases Set for December Team Superior Court
A garbled 19th century court docket lists numerous defendants and charges all set for December. Names repeatedly appear with offenses including theft, larceny, burglary, adultery, murder, and transport related crimes. The fragmentary OCR conveys a routine calendar with dates in December and various individuals associated with cases before the Supreme Court term.
IZONANS WISH WORK ON ROADS TO CONTINUE
From across the state, commercial organizations protest the proposed stoppage of Arizona highway work during the war term. The state engineer announced current projects will proceed to completion. Convict Tab or and a load of penitentiary labor are sent to road work near Clifton.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Convlet Tabor
Clifton
Governor vows to uphold law in labor troubles
In San Francisco and Nevada reports, Governor assures Wilson he will enforce laws amid industrial strife in Arizona and elsewhere. A letter from Arizona official Cargill references federal mediation and deportation strains, while Warren and officials pledge strict observance of orders and compliance by county officers.
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Wilson
San Francisco
Nev
Ariozona
William J. Wibun
Fedlvral
Witson
Warren
Wituarion
Wheeler
Thorukh
Oyanty
Tombstone Boy Promoted to Naval Medical School
Grant Warner, son of Mr and Mrs Porter McDonald, has been transferred to Washington DC and entered in the Naval Medical School. He was stationed in Mare Island San Francisco upon enlistment and is training as a registered pharmacist. Local friends hail the Tombstone native’s rapid progress and good service. Mrs Nellie Dalgleish visits Bisbee on business.
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Porter McDonald
Grant Warner
Washington, DC
Naval Medical School
Grant
Hospital
Mare Island
San Francisco
Washington
Udele Sam
Cochise County Draft Exemption Board Summary Report
Secretary Ray D Krebs of the Cochise County Exemption Board compiled a district report for Gen Crowder. The document lists totals of registrants, examinations, claims, and outcomes including 752 total registered, 780 physicians certified to district, 1610 claims filed, 1459 allowed and 151 disallowed, plus breakdowns by status and sex.
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Cochise County
Aire
Krebs
Ray D Krebs
Co- Nike County
Gen. Crowder
Wash
Saxton
United States
Fils
Tug
Old First Arizona Regiment Now Up to 3500 Strong
The old Arizona Infantry regiment now the 118th United States Infantry at Camp Kearny California is raised to full war strength and comprises two companies with nearly 200 men each. It includes five lieutenants three first and two second lieutenants plus a captain per company. The 158th regiment is fully equipped and ready for front service, one of the best trained regiments of the old national guard with substantial border experience.
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Phoenix
Arizona Infantry
118Th United States Infantry
Camp Kearney
California
158Th
National Guard
18000 Sacks of Spuds Ready for Arizona
Douglas, Nov 24 Fifteen thousand sacks of potatoes at Fronteras 30 miles south of here have not crossed to the U S side due to the Mexico government permit required. Felipe S Luna, prominent Fronteras rancher, reports the hold up and notes there is wheat being disinfected for the next harvest. He also says the corn crop this year was excellent. Total ceasees 752 4002.
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Fronteras
Government of
Mexico
Felipe S. Luna
Lona
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