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The Benson Signal
Saturday, 30 October 1915

         ED DUNBAR, formerly of this vicinity, died at
       Tempe on the 23rd instant, and the funeral was
       held the following day at that place.
         ED DUNBAR spent his boyhood days on the DUNBAR
       ranch at Tres Alamos, and was well known by the
       older settlers. A wife and several children, be-
       sides two brothers and a sister, are left to
       mourn his loss.
         MR. DUNBAR, at the time of his death, owned a
       half interest in the old homestead at Tres Alamos,
       his partner in the property being L. M. Ball of
       Douglas. The farm consists of over 600 acres,
       and was at one time the finest farm on the San
       Pedro river.
         ED DUNBAR had many friends, holding them close
       by his manly character, and his demise has caused
       sorrow among them.
       
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