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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1884
Page
3
Spa- published county official paper dated November 6 1964 with evening edition notes. Reads as a public notice type listing county governance items and official notices for readers.
Numerous Phoenix ads promote boots and shoes at local stores including the Phoenix Boot and Shoe Store and the Phoenix Godt and Shoe Store. Other notices mention potatoes at Geo. F. Coats and Irvine and Co, fresh limes, and a telegraphic column with Tucson counts. Also notes on posters, dentistry, and an election mishap with Mr. Marks.
Fragmentary OCR note suggests political speculation about future president and vice president, with references to Tulane and names like Hisine and Logan. The text is garbled but implies upcoming political leadership discussion.
Reported results show Bean and Long about 100 votes ahead in Pima County with full counts from four precincts and partial tallies from Tucson. Sheriff’s race remains very close as Democrats react to yesterday’s telegrams and early returns hint at national Republican strength, especially in rural New York and New England.
Local observers note a peaceful, spirited election with Republicans gaining across the county. The Herald remarks on renewed party lines, balanced by civic good will, and warns that silencing differences could erode liberty and national stability.
The fair grounds host most stalls already filled with box and open spaces nearly all taken. More stables will be needed for horses and cattle, with Mr A s Clobsh of Prescott showcasing ten winter apple varieties and twenty two jellies preserves jams. Prescott will display many items in its department, while Seton’s herd arrives and local exhibitors prepare. Gov Vrifie and General Groen are praised by directors. a grand stand rises as workmen extend the new road to the grounds to ease mud.
Special dispatches report Blaine and Logan leading in several states with large margins. Early returns show Republican gains in Ohio New York and California with Kentucky and Missouri also leaning Republican. A fire near the Santa Fe yard disrupts trains as authorities investigate potential causes.
An wrecked fire event damages a warehouse with efforts by a switch engine, Santa Fe Pacific, and Southern Pacific teams. Debris, costs, and losses exceed ten thousand dollars with plans for salvage and rebuilding amid chaotic, scorched remains and protective actions by nearby facilities. The piece notes widespread impacts on rail yards, depots, and surrounding industry, including cotton and manufacturing interests.
A fragmentary advice list warns young men on etiquette and behavior including not wearing a white necktie with a dress suit, asking permission before courting, not attending social events without notice, keeping to proper modesty, and respecting others feelings as marks of a true gentleman.
Odd garbled text mixes crop yield figures for Virginia with notes on pain relief preparations. Mentions of expected grain output around 2.5 million bushels, various color pigments, and a brief police incident describing a youth named Mittiel And who acted in front of his father’s tent.
Mr. Geo D. Chath, longtime city president, departs for California to attend the New Orleans Exposition. A voyage excerpt notes market fares, travel distance from San Francisco, and reflections on rail and exhibition preparations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe embroidery lessons and supply arrangements. Mentions Tuesday sessions and a supplier at Jefferson Street with references to Mrs Mil ae and Yeasonniie rates. Some proper nouns are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a local craft lesson setup.
Reported in a fragmentary note about a fruit bearing process using nursing and tasting methods. Mentions trees, private property, crops, and a city setting with references to seasonal third harvests and potential sales of unspecified parcels.
Fragmented text appears to describe health claims and vague remedies with unusual spellings. Names and events are garbled, making precise entities unclear. The passage reads like a broken advertisement or medical claim with uncertain references to people and dates.
An irregular OCR note from a school district urges better attendance for October. It urges patrons to cooperate, notes average daily attendance around forty, praises past efforts, and asks for support in re implementing work and improving punctual, regular study habits led by Miss Boxa V Warnes.
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions Health Renewer and names like lornas pygislau amid unclear claims of freshness and retention. The readable pieces imply a consumer health product discussion without verifiable details or outcomes.
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