ROAD WORK NOW UNDER WAY NEED NOT BE STOPPED
The war era notice from Phoenix confirms that highway and pavement construction already underway may continue. It permits finishing work on active projects and supplying needed materials until November 1, 1918, with no new starts without official approval.
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Phoenix
L W. Page
Office of Public Roads
United States Highway Council
B. M. Atwood
Arizona
Pal
Mars
State Highway Department
Atwood
War Industries Board
Washington, DC
Phoenis
Hichard L. Humphrey
UAS
Mdr
Eiber
United i
Aates Highway Department
LW. Page
United Statesighwaye Coswell
Arizonans urged to use sweetened condensed milk only for babies
Flagstaff report notes state administration calls for conservation of sweetened condensed milk, restricting purchase to infant food due to scarce supply. Adults are advised not to use it, as shortages threaten babies in several localities. The message links home front sacrifices to aiding Allies.
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Flagstaff
Iit
Three Whiskey Cases Found Along Vinewew Ave
On Oct 1 Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden found a sack with a leave of whiskey and two snitomes on the westbound train. The booze is held at the police station awaiting owner identification. Deputies note the Rodeo liquor regime ending and report many locals transporting alcohol throughout Sunday.
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Invonese
Bowden Douglas
Percy Bowden
Deputy Bowden
Rodeo Road
Douglas
New Mexico
Rodeo
Return from camp Pearf details and visit plans
Returned from Camp Pearf, awat representatives of the art operition visit relatives. Rife Cheb and Tawkstone representatives traveled, with good fare and accommodations noted. The contest is expected to take about three weeks as total scores from Arizona shots are listed for several towns and players.
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Kansas City
Fairbank
Frenson
Fremont Street
Allen Street
Fretiont Stree
Awat
Oh. I. Aimy
Tawkstone
Mamete
East
Renshaw
Nogales
DeMuni
Phoenix Riggs
Dourtas
Sexton
Douglas Collins
Globe Robie
Benson Woodall
Phoenix
Ahol
Tombstone
Close shave with death for Frank McCollum in Arizona
Douglas Arizona witnessed a near fatal accident as Frank McCollum the Weetrician for Hercules Mining Company narrowly escaped electrocution when a motor fault flooded the floor with high current. Three other men tested a power line and were unharmed while McCollum lay unconscious for hours. one man suffered burns to his feet and hands.
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Douglas
Rus
Ariz
Hercutes Mining Company
Secok Hnm
Seytemem
Meatless
McCollum
Relatives contest will of millionaire McKay
In Phoenix the superior court hears a petition contesting the will of August McKay who died in Oakland California leaving about 1.56 million dollars mainly to his wife. The brother and other relatives back a bid to upgrade the widow’s monthly allowance while she refuses to relinquish her claim on the estate.
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A. H. Gardner
Pix Lee
Bisbee
Johnson
Joinwon
Boun- Cxtlyore
a+ mayer
Carizavck
Aweleh
Ters
Gilthiore
Vo AL
Dente County
Wood
Nevad Mo
Mary Hughes
Fairbank
Jugbestat
Philatheas
Howe
Kansas City
Strs. Wood
Puesa
Ve Peterson
Phoenix
McKay
Oakland
Cal
Food Strife Across Europe Amid Allied Support
A clipped wartime note reports Turkey starving Germany pinching Austria rioting for food while the Allies, well fed and ready for conflict, rely on Uncle Sam who has hosted them at his table for a year and circulated this rations token since.
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Turkey
Germany
Austria
Sam
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