
The Transition Period, 1920-1931
by Worcester P. Bong Over the past 200 plus years, the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) has been tasked to protect, promote and advance the
by Worcester P. Bong Over the past 200 plus years, the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) has been tasked to protect, promote and advance the
by Drew Desmond As soon as news reached Prescott of William “Buckey” O’Neill’s death in Cuba during the Spanish-American War, one of his closest friends,
by Shannon Williams (First published 02/03/2018) The term Downwinder is well known in Yavapai County. Downwind radiation exposure is cited in cancer diagnoses and blamed
by Kathy Lopez Daniel O’Leary took a solemn oath when he registered to vote in Mojave County, Arizona in 1890. He swore: he was age
by Bradley G. Courtney Last week’s readers learned that Robert “Bob” Brow left Deadwood, South Dakota, at the age of 24 and eventually wound up
by Bradley G. Courtney Robert “Bob” Brow, born circa 1857 in Missouri, was a true western pioneer. His name is the one most associated with
by Worcester P. Bong The American Red Cross (ARC), a nationally-recognized humanitarian organization, was founded by Clara Barton and her close acquaintances in 1881. Ms.
by Marjory J. Sente When asked where she bought her hats, a 19th century Boston Blueblood is supposed to have said, “I don’t buy my
by William D. Kalt III Prescott’s Knights of Pythias Hall whirred with action and anticipation in late June 1901. Local women kept three new sewing
Marjory J. Sente The Ocotillo Post Office was established in 1916, and Pearl C. Orr was named its first and only postmistress, serving until it