Substitutes Boosted for War Bread in Arizona Note
Sept 1 report from Flagstaff details the food administration plan to mix 20 percent substitutes with new flour for most uses. Some straight wheat flour will still be sold, with 76 percent substitutes in blends for human consumption. Officials urge housewives to bake with mixed flours to support wheat economy, citing Hoover remarks and European precedents of high substitution in bread.
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Flagstaff
Federal
Arizona
Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Europe
Cowpuncher from Cochise County Receives Praise
Private Richard Mories of Basers Company 240th Field Troop in France is publicly praised by General Ballons for his role in Camp Funston's Christmas celebration. The cowpuncher, once active in local roundups and rodeo events near Light, earned admiration for his courage and skill.
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Douglas
Richard Mo Ries
Basers Co
France
Hal Yon
Wat
National Army
Camp
Fanston
Camp Fungon
Rice
Wo Holtkamp
Eavenge
Ballons
Light
Camp Pauston
Flee
Camp Funston
Where Do You Stand Subscription Plea From Committee
A fragment urges timely subscription support for a committee promoting the cause. It warns nonparticipants that their past failures will be recorded as a government record of patriotism and urges immediate action through banks or other means to avoid being contacted.
Arizona War Copper Output Seen Driving Nation
A Arizona production role in World War efforts is highlighted as 97% of U S copper goes to war needs and the state supplies about one quarter of global copper. Industry reports show foreign demand depleted, domestic use negligible, with Arizona contributing greatly through Liberty Bonds enlistments and metal provision.
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Arizona
United States
Hattich Family Ties Highlight Washington Visit
Bill Hattich, longtime Tombstone journalist, arrived in Washington from Los Angeles via Tombstone. The piece notes his veteran service during the War and his extensive Arizona career. It mentions his father Col Bo Hartie and his mother, and describes hopes he may join a Washington department aiding the war effort.
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van Hattieh
Krown
Tombstone
Squayh
Belte
Prevent
Aur
Ers
Wissay
Los Angeles
Washington
Ano
Tim Co
Tucson
Col Bo Hartic
Ik Steer
BN Hartied
Arizona
Mexican man claims to have killed officer near Chandler
Phoenix reports a Mexican man dining with a Mexican woman near Chandler said he was one of the men who killed Horace Harrison, an officer at Jerome earlier this week. Deputies lead a search as telegrams go out to southern points in hopes of intercepting the suspect before he crosses the border.
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Chandler
Phoenix
Horace Harrison
Jerome
Charles Beckham
Ed Warren
Charles Noftinger
Skidmore
Maricopa
Land Office Notice Squadron Grant Selections in Arizona
United States Land Office Phoenix announces filings under the 1810 act for school indemnity selections in multiple townships and sections. It lists specific lands in T14S R1E and other parcels, with dates of first publication in 1881 and 1918, names John L. Irvin and Scott White, and instructions for protests prior to final approval.
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Aries
Arizona
Ely
G&s Romy
Phoenix
Scott White
Cis
Ite
Secr Pnt
G&s
General Land Office
Aliona
United States Land Office
Arison
Congress
Peoenin
Arizo
Ste of Arcona
Aims
Ans
Ofice
State of
Cates
Rts
Aling & SW ML
Val Land
Neu
Land Office
John L. Irvin
Scott Wiite
Prosperity of Cochise Seen in Auto Registrations
The mining workers in Cochise County show prosperity by rising automobile registrations from 756 in 1914 to 2311 in 1916, with wages up from 411 to 532 dollars. Through 1917 and into 1918, registrations grow, reflecting high wages and improved roads as residents drive Fords Overlands Studebakers and other cars across Cochise, with many families taking trips.
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Cochise
Cochise County
Unis Im
Noman
Child
Communities to be honored with liberty loan tanks
Dallas Texas September 20 1918 a prospectus urges widest publicity for facts that towns oversubscribing their Liberty Loan quotas will have tanks named after their counties. The plan rewards cities towns and counties with the best per cent subscriptions and population coverage, with tanks to be built by the United States Shipping Board and bearing local names Hoopes Federal Reserve Bonds.
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Dallas
Tex
Prospector
Tombstone
Aria
Hattie
Melted States Shipping Board
Hoopes
Federal Reserve Bons
Annual Light Fair To Be October 11-12
The annual Light fair in this county will be held October 11 and 12. An auction sale for the Red Cross benefit will occur on opening day. Auxiliaries have gathered poultry farm implements and household goods for sale. Large attendance is expected from Tombstone with dances and amusements planned for both days.
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Red Cross
Chase
Tombstone
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