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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-11
General Specifications
Case 1927 Kerosene Tractor

Rated brake horsepower at normal engine
Rated draWbar horsepower engine speed
Rated drawbar pull at PA miles
Maximum "a
Maximum drawbar horsepower
Normal engine speed
Rated road speeds at normal engine
Number OF IA inch plows that pulled
all ordinary conditions
Size of thresher which successfully oper-
ated with all attachments 26x46 in
Total lengt 10 III 7 in
~ - - --.-
Total tractor heigh without pipe 68 in
Wneei pase- -- --
shipping weight without fuel and water with
guar 6460 his
Height of drawbar ground 49, ~ s. ~ ~ . Ia in
Turning circle diame -. 27 It 3 in
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMRLoYES
 LAID OFF AT TUCSON

Tucson. Dec. 10-Three hundred and thirty-one employees of the South ern Pacific Railway shops in Tucson were thrown out of work as their shifts ended late yesterday, last night and early today
 They were laid off for an indenfinite period. Union officials claim no eX- planation of any kind was made by company officials.
 Eighty-eight men were laid of here December 9th, bringing the total re duction n the shops alone to 419 in the past five days.
 Local union heads said last night an appeal had been taken to the inter- state commerce commission by repre-. santatives of the six affiliated shop workers crafts at San Francisco.
 Special meetings of local unions of the carmen, machinists and boiler makers were held at the Tucson La or Temple last night. Protests against the reduction were voiced.
 Labor Chiefs Corning
 Walter Nash, general chairman Of the machinists' union of the Southern Pacific system, is expected to arrive Sunday. S. A lMundell general chair mar of the csr"rn's union, IS due the first of next week. Mir. Nash was here Wednesday for consultation with railroad officials on minor grievance matters.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
rHE EAsr AND. WEsr

While there has been a relaxation in various lines of activity in the west, and the copper and agricultural industries in Arizona have slowed tip, there is a more perceptible lessening of activity in the eastern states than here Arthur Curtis James, one of the owners of the Phelps Dodge cor poration, who recently arrived in southern Arizona, said in an inter- view the other day:
 'sThe move toward retrenchment in the east is much more marked than here Tn fact, I consider the people. of Arizona very fortunate that they are in as prosperous circustances as they are just now. I look for turn to the better immediately after the holidays and do not expect condi- tions in this section of the west to grow any worse. I believe you people out here will be caught by the wave of a greater prosperity soon after New Years day, and it will come be. fore you have undergone any fncon- venience."
 MT James has been in New York for the past two years and he has been in very close touch with business affairs. His prophecy is cheering, but his assertion that the east is not as fortunate at the west probably will cause some surprise. for it was the general impression that the big in- dustrial centers had not yet reached a period in retrenchment that reflects on the general prosperity. The west is pretty good part of the country to tie to, after all.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
LOWELL MAN WILL BE
 ASSISTANT SECRETARY

Phoenix, Dec. 1-John Redmond. of Lowell, will be assistant secretary of state under Secretary Ernost Fiall in the incoming state administration, it was announced today. Redmond was chairman of the. Republican cen tra1 committee of Cochise county and was at one time secretary at the state prison under Warden c. C.. Powell.
 Another announcement today was that J. c. Darcey would be deputy state auditor. State Auditor elect Charles W. Fairfield said he had of fared tte position to Darcey who. :s at present assistant state bank eX- aminer.
 MT. Darcey returned to Phoenix to- day with his bride, who was Miss Druscilla Wood, daughter of J. A. Wood, county treasurer of Graham county. They were married Monday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
ARIZONA MAY GET| TWO CONGRESSMEN' UNDER NEW CENSUS.

Phoenix, Dec.-Arizona will in all probability be represented in con ;gress by, two representatives instead s'of one, when the new. apportioncaent based on the 1920 census is made by congress. This is the opinion of Cha. R. Howe, state tax commissioner, who calls attention to the fact that the latest census figures give Arizona a population of 333,200. In. discussing the probabilities, Howe said:
 "The present apportionment is one representative to every 1000 or major fraction thereof. Under this arrangement Arizona would be enti- tied to two legislative districts and two congressman. With every new census it has always been problem with congress as to what unit of pop. ulation should be used and with every new allotment figure the membership of the lower house has been increased.
 eff the same unit of Ell ,000 is to be used, the membership of the house, which is already considered unwieldy will be increased by 50 to 60 meinbers. In all probability the unit figure for the districts will have to be increased to take care of the situation, though the history of the matter has been that these unit figures are increased very slightly with each successive increase in population. In other words there has been natural inclination on the part of congressman not to vote in favor of any proposition which would decrease the number of congressman from their particular. state.
 "In view of this it is hardly likely that the unit figure will be, increased to more than 220.00e and this figure has been named as logical compro- mise in the present situation. If this goes through Arizona would still have enough population to justify two re- presentatives and two districts. would have to be formed. Whether the state would be divided by a north afii ,uts line or by one running east and west or by zgzag, line from one corner. to the other would have to be decided by those entrusted with solving the problem of dividing the state into. two portions in which the population would be equalized."
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
CLIFTON COMMERCIAL CLUE
Is Entertained by Clifton H; "Y'
 Delegation to Las Cruces

Six students of the Clifton High School were in attendance this month at a conference of High School Y. M. c. A. Associations held at Las Cruces, N. M. When the conference for this district was held at Tucson recently. representatives from the Clifton High were unable to attend for lack of financial assistance but plans were made by the local Y. M. c. A. in con- junction with the Clifton Commercial Club, to send a-delegation to the dis trict meeting at Las Cruces.
 E. H. Green, cashier of the Peoples Bank & Trust Co.,, volunteered to take the Clifton High boys to Las Cruces and return in his car, and according to an account of the trip given by the boys before the Clifton Commercial Club, on Friday. the trip was highly instrutive as well.
 highly instructive as well.
 The representative of the c. H. 8. ~. the New Mexico conference wer- Dick Stephens, Roderick McLeay, Jose Padilla, Tony Yohe, Carmel Te- Hez, Bud Franz.
 On Friday noon the above named boys, with the exception of Bud Franz, who was absent in Miami with the High Basket Ball Team, were the guests of the Clifton Commercial Club at their semi-monthly luncheon. The guests entertained the club members with school yells, and songs and Messrs Stephens and Padilla gave an interesting detailed account of the trip.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
MASS MEETING TO BE
 CALLED AT PHOENIX

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec HI. si. Max yell, one of the directors of the, Sa- tional Reclaration association, will visit Phoenix between December IA and 24 in support of a campaign of education concerning tho proposed de velopment of the irrigation and power possibilities of the Colorado river in the Grand Canyon, according to an announcement today at a meeting of the board Of directors c: tho chamHer of commerce. The directors decided to call l mass meeting e hear Max
 wells views
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
STATE SETTINGS

Warren planning construction of two modern schools.
 Southern Pacific is handling great CT gross freight tonnage than >ever before in it's history. In three months ended with July, total gross ton miles were 6,058, 705 900, an increase of 575,S59,0 900 over corresponding 1919 period. At same cIme commercial freight loadings showed average of 25.1 tons per car, an increa, tons per car compared with may. June and July. 1919
 Bowie-Fort Reservation sold by government.
 Douglas-S5, 1000, 900 lbs of copper reported on hand a, Copper Queen mine.
 Phoenix-Stock and property of P. G. & E. Go. to be transferred to Central Arizona Light and Power Co., complet- ing merger
 Bisbee- ee-Mexican government starts construction of railroad along border.
 Yuma starts pavement of Orange and Madison Avenues.
 Phoenix - Approximately 100000 acres reported under cultivation in Salt River Valley.
 Gadsden-California dairyman ins- poets district with view to establish ing local creamery
 Safford-Two carloads of cotton leave district for Galveston, Texe
 Miami-Globe-Miam Labor Union planning construction of temple Presentations Standard Copper Co. erecting 125 ton teaching plant.
 Nogales-Bacca Float consisting of 10000 acres to be irrigated, sinking of wells to start at once.
 Somerton-To rush construction of water tower and laying pipes for wat CT works.
 Ajo Outfit and materials for cons tIuction of highway connecting Nine Mile Peak with Pogo Blanco arrive.
 Superior-Superior state highway to be completed February 18th, 1921.
 Phoenix-Character Cloth made from Salt River Valley long staple cotton attracts attention at Fair
 Gila-Gila Land and Cattle Go. farm ing on large scale 1000 additional acres being prepared for coming sea son. 9
 Ajo-Ore strike assaying 45Te cop per reported in main shaft of Copper Ridge mine.
 Kingman-County stockmen making big cattle shipments.
 PhoenixLState Garse Warden an- nounce Lake Mary anu Marmon Lake being restocked.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
DO YOU KNOW

That the Pacific end of the Panama Canal is farther east than the Allan tic end?
 That the flu killed ten tines more Americans during the war than did German shot and shell?
 That putting money into circula- tion more often does harm than good ?
 That Clifton is farther south than Atlanta Georgia, and in the same lati- tude as Jerusalem?
 That there are more Irishmen in New York than there are in Dublin |?
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17

Chrysolite-Arizona Asbestos As sociation building modern camp, out put of 2 tons daily.
 Casa GraRde-Southern Pacific R R. to erect STE, ,000 depot.
 Tucson-Tucson Dairymen's Asso- citation absorbss all valley formers.
 Patagonia-Rich sulphide ore strike netting $100 ton made in Hardshell mine.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17
CAMPBELL TAKES PART IN SE-
 CURING PUBLIC HEALTH HOS-

Phoenix, Dec 10-That the United States government is planning on ex- tsnsive improvements at Tucson which will give that city a $225,000 public wealth service hospital in keeping with the needs of the situation, and that the state stands ready to give every aid asked for was made known m telegrams from Governor Campbell, received late Wednesday, aftrnoon by P. R. Mines, secretary to the govern 6Y.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17

Ray Electric & Telephone Co. grant cd new rate of 2.75 per kiiowatt hour fer Industrial power.
 Tombstone to get two trains on new E. P. & S W. RR. schedule.
 Douglas-Warren District Practical Mining course established by Copper Queen mining company.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-17

Christmas Service
 Apologies to your guests will be unnecessary when your Christmas de- icacies are selected from our stock. We will have everything that the most complete dinner service can possibly demand. Think of these-EmperOr and Cornichon Grapes, Green Beans, Beets, Celery, Green Chili, Cucumbers, Let tuce, Green Onions, Spanish Onions, Radishes, Summer Squash, Tomatoes, Mints, Parsley, and Sweet Potatoes. Ba- nanas, Oranges Apples, Lemons and Grapefruit Prunes, Figs, Currants, Dates Evaporated Peaches, Pears and Apricots Seeded, Seedless and Cluster Raisins, English Walnuts Mixed Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Chesnuts, Pinons and Almonds Spices for spicy occasions Cinnamon, Nut megs, Curry Powder, Chili, Mustard, Mace, Cloves Alspce, Cayenne, Ginger Root and Crystalized Ginger, Lemon, Orange and Citron Feels Dill Pickles and Sweet Mustard Chow Chow KememDer-JellO-IOr QeSerlS, OOTn oIaTCn and Tapioca for Puddngs, and hundred of other delicacies too numerous to mention.
 Last but not least, let the kiddies be the judge of our up to date Christmas Candies. All kinds.
 Call, phone or ask our solicitor We wish you
 Merry Christmas and
 Happy New Year
 The Arizona Copper Co. 0+oro nonor+naon+
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

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Der er intet saa godt for Btrns HuA
som dette helbredende
Toilette Pudder.
S5Hk<es (
COMFORT
POWDER

Fordi Diet indeholder l@gende, anti.
septiske, desinficerende og deodorante
Bestanddele like fundne 1 almindele
Talkum, og forbundne med en- sjelden
lsegende Kraft med behagelige Toilet.
te Kvaliteter.
Befrier absolut Bdrnenes Hud fro
Kleen, Udslat, Bet@ndelse, Borne
sksel og Hud6mhed.
Uovertreffeligt for fede Folk
Chatting, heftig Transportation o.
syge Folks Hudemhed.
Modtag like Substituter. Der e.
intet lignende Diet. Paa Apoteker e.
1 Observation-Disclosures, eller portofrK
tilsendt for 80 Cents.
Tho Comfort Powder Co.
142 Berkeley Street,
Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Nnore ipitleoe Joobulo % nogle ino
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belit Epang. Gi bap6e i Mellem-
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iamme11 meo @leberne % 2prerne.
Eroftementet belto6 al &albeitee pq
&bobarbergrpo og til Mften lerbere.
6es 5mprrebrg6 me1 Hualpa. 9lI1
i alt er min 9pfattelie al 6laffc.
-bierg blepen al6eles forrpffet. De1
er efter min grfaring bperfen Ell
.5traffe- eller Op6rageliesonitolt.
men Ell &efreattons- og 29reanitolt
bpor u11ge, pil6farne Menneifcr iger
fommer paa ret asl. Ser forlonges
fun cen Eing al benz, noget ollie
6orelore forlanger al oeres 8grn
ne1nlig 2p6igbeo. Set er 10 ifft
mere, emo .2ipet forlanger al Of
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
WISCONSIN,.
We'd Siden at wort "cut-over" Land

i vi n Stand til at tlbyde ct stort og fprste Klasses Udvalg af opdyrke-
ne Fanme ! anen stgrrrelser fra 80 Acres o opad: Ale disse Farme hr allie
" vi sac salg Yae dem 1nn med AfgrpdeE, Besetniag og Maskineri til rmelge Priser
s ska6e sig en- god I@vevej: Disse Farme igger nr Byen Eagle River, som
e CountysRde i Villas County Og har code Buiker og Forretninger If allie
Sags, Banker, Kirker, H1jskole, cooperative" Mejeri Savmgle osv. Byen
Hgger we'd de smukke Eagle S9er og we'd Chicago & Northwestern Jernba-
ne. De- err Midtpunkt or. ct al. Americas betydeigste Sommer Resort D-
STRIKER: Der har vart drevet Agerbrug over 20 Ar her Villas County;
men endnu hf her aldrg varet Misvnkst. Der II to Hovedgrunde til. at
u e bpr komne her just u Afgr6derne fortaler- kart alt hvad De 6nsker
at faa Besked ON, og wore Priser vii bive heere neste Aar. Vent like.
nermere Oplysninger skmvt til
Sanborn & Company, Dept. N, Eagle River, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Wisconsin Farm Land.

Refs til L%adysmith, Rusk County,
Wis. vi tilbyder Dem Diet bedste Farm
land j Staten til en- Law Pris. vi we'd,
at vi kan tilfredsstille Dem enten De
ensker yildt, improved eller delvis i'm
proved Farme. vi har vRret i Land
forretning i 35 Aar og har ~tilfredsstil-
let Tusinder af Farmere. Skriv straks
til os efter vor Liste. vi 9nsker ogsaa
nogle faa Agenter til at ~representere os
j. L. Gates Land Co., Room 8 Miller
Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
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@abip.& commissioner.

90 al @aoio-@ omisiionens Meo-
.lem1ner er benot tilbage til &gben=
+babn fra HMmerifa, nemltg 8rofesior
50. 8. 8eberien % Telegraf-Dper=
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.ge ire Meolemn1er al commissioner
|opbo6er fig I @ptebore. Hrofesior
E9bo1nien 11btoler, at Stnoiereiien
.9lmerifa bar p9ret meget nptttg og
.mrerig. Men ban gr1ifer life at ITO
tale fig ON Gnfeltbeoer, % BET bill
bore r%gopen6igt at foretage flere
5tuoiereiier, 81. a. til 8raHfrig, for
commissioners Stn6ier tan nf1l1lttes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
WISCONSIN.

IANDS0GERE skulde like undlade
at bes9ge Poplar, Wisconsin, og bese
Diet frugtbare Farmland, som ligger
udtil Sasiden af Lake Superior .og
kobe, medens det er billigt. Poplar er
20 Miles Ost for Superior og Duluth.>
Skriv til
Robert Olson, Pres. Poplar State Bank,
Poplar, Wis.
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8artoHunc.

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beplarltet mellem 3 % b~alpfierbe
Weu. 9p,1oer 2al16 meo &artofler,
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betpDeligt ftsrre, loen at man bog
enonu fan income r1oget beltemt Sol.
@eirforbolb bar
bGret meget gulrtige for &artoffelz
.ablen, % man nerer BET beoite &aab
pn1 Ell l1omerfet og rigelig @glt.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
TIL SALGS. 100 Acres godt "Hardwo,

TIL SALGS. 100 Acres godt "Hardwod
c~ut-over' Land we'd god Kj6revej ]
Skovdistriktet, Wisconsin, 1 Mil fra
Skole og Jernbane; fire Mil fra By.
Godt SRt Logging Camps den origi-
male Bygningskost var $4,000 =, pas
sende for midlertidige Farmbygninger.
Pris kun $25 pr. Acre, rimelige Vilkaar
til IN paalidelig Kjpber.
Brown Land & Lumber Company,
Rhinelander, Wisconsin.