Panhandle Southwestern Stockmen's meeting reports
Secretary Banham announced the Panhandle Southwestern Stockmen's Association received field reports from inspectors in West Texas and Arizona. He noted 1919 would be the oiliest year for the region with prospects of severe conditions and abundant harvests across the cattle districts.
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Paso
Banham
Pan
Southwestern Stockmen’s Association
Fange Epiders
Ariza
West
Texas
From the Grand Canyon to the Mexican Border
A telegraph message from military authorities details draft board groups and medical advisory bodies involved in administering selective service. Reports mention Carey Eads and others linked to fortifications and casualty notices, with notes on Cross and Watson seeking information. Local officials plan a continuation meeting for Stratto n Company reorganizational matters.
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Phoenin
Mace
Jaimnes Wateh
Indiana
Dieutenant Clark
Eads
Thiaa
Burcer Fawcett
Stanatire
Armier
Hed Cross
Lena Watson
Reward Offered for Five Handits Murder Suspect Race Tension
A reward of 15 dollars is offered for information leading to the capture of five men suspected in a fatal murder. County officers pledge vigilance as they and others track suspects, with a tense atmosphere as informants and shadowing increase.
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Stoma
Cature
Ali
County Peace
Serlock Helmes
Secretary Osborn’s Wife Mrs Sidner Osborn Dies
Mrs Sidner Osborn, wife of Secretary of State Osborn, died after a recent illness. The Osborn family and friends grieved as tributes noted her as a beloved, civic minded woman. Funeral plans were not announced, and families in Los Angeles, Bisbee, Superior and Mexico were informed of the death.
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Phornin
Sidner PO Osbere
Osborn
Lovely Sing
Dasker
Marjorie Osborn
A Curant
Los Ageles
Mr Osborn
Mise
Grant
Ellendale Ace
Los Angeles
Isis
Miss Clara F Hale Dies of Influenza
Miss Clara F Hale, 36, daughter of Mary F Hale of Saline Kansas, died Monday at 922 North Euclid Avenue after influenza. Her mother was with her. Hale had been in Mexico for health reasons and came to Tucson last September.
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Clarta F
M M Hale
Euclid’ Avenue
Mary F. Hale
Saline
Kas
Salina
Miss Hale
Mexico
Shipping and Food Situation in Allied Conferences
A London Paris survey reports sufficient shipping tonnage to meet current food needs and possible release for American exports. Edward Hurley and Herbert Hoover lead allied food and shipping heads in two conferences addressing relief methods and embargoes for Central Powers and allied nations. The plan to present conference results to President Wilson follows his expected European arrival.
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London
Edward N. Hurley
Uboard
Herert C. Hoover
Paris
Wilson
Europe
Border Patrol Expanded to Fort Hancock Reach
The El Paso military district was enlarged extending the eastern border to Fort Hancock Texas. General J J Hornbrook now commands the entire Mexican border from Fort Hancock to the Arizona line as patrols continue to prevent Mexican raids.
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U. S
el, Paso
Tex
el Paso Military District
Fort Hancock
Texas
J. J. Hornbrook
Arizona Line
Unclear: Military Muster Details From Fragment
Fragmentary notes describe service men with unclear references to muster, camp Cody, and officers. The text is garbled and detached from coherent events or dates, hindering a precise summary of actions or outcomes.
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Adiutact
Cody
Tee Kowks
Don Kim to be buried at birthplace amid family ties
Don Kim, a 46 year old longtime resident, died Monday after a brief illness. He leaves a wife, a former wife with two sons, a daughter, and a son from his old marriage. His estate, valued around 2000, includes stock in the Mesr and Meesing streets store and 8600 life insurance. He planned a store sale when taken sick.
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Kim
Ant
China
Mes+r
Tucson
French Lightweight Triumphs Over Walt Age in Six Rounds
In Philadelphia last night French lightweight Vinny Vaigear edged Walt Age in a six round bout. Vaigear won rounds one two five and six, while Wailee took rounds three and four.
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Walt Age
Philadelphia
Iimee
Benny Vaigear
Faidie
Wailee
Broo
Valaer
Wailacs
Influenza Fears Prompt Hyomei Use Says Cold Weather
A public health notice urges precautions against influenza during cold weather. It promotes Hyomei inhalation as a simple, affordable defense and cites past epidemics in Tucson where breathing medicated air helped reduce illness.
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Tucson
Fleishman
Pendleton Indian blankets as Yuletide gift assortment
A cluttered ad touts Pendleton blankets and robes as inexpensive Christmas gifts. It highlights appealing colors and utility for auto, couch, or bed, urging shoppers to visit the store for moderate prices and holiday cheer.
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Pendleton
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N. Stone Ave
Associated Press
Cloudcroft
New To Mexico
Rant
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Grand Canyon
Mexican Border
Prulnin
Cenheral Veeteria
Crom
Hentry Fats
CL N. Weesoon
CS Ptened
Con Wolcon
Stratton Copy Nrhany
KNB
Uillerencea
Hs, Sidley FF
Osborn Passhs Awad ST Dodeney
Clara F. Hale
Studebaker
Honstadt Grain & Implement Co
Congress
Main Ste
Meester
Pimito
SPV
Eee
WES
Don Kim
J. Ivancovich CO
Mercantile Mart
Chri Nas
Ainty Stik
Evelry
Civata
Juventt
Santa
Faney
Aigiftie
Itarta
Evis
Madeira
Mackin
M. Wehby
West Congress St
Fourth Ave
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