Daily Herald and Weekly Steady Rates Ad Notice
Fragmented ad text shows multiple newspaper subscription rates for Daily Herald Weekly Herald and other papers with partial pricing. Mentions San Francisco merchants and exchange offices and warnings that no one is authorized to solicit business for the paper.
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Apelt
Treek
Orrick von Apyertiwine
Tre Pacer
Acencez
San Francisco
Dake
Werchants
Radiance
F. Mares
Pak Bow
P. Visher
Merchants Exchange
MeaaLp Ou Rhee
Sollctt
Brxson Becomes Distributing Point for Mexican Mails
Brxson has become the distributing point for Mexican mails while Someramne has gone awry at Lordsborg. No murders have occurred there for several days, signaling calmer conditions in the disorderly area.
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Brxson
Someramne
Lordsborg
Graves Former Bank Teller Dies in Iowa City
Mra Geo H Graves a former teller at the First National Bank of Fuccon died recently in Duobuke Iowa.
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Mra
Geo. H. Graves
First National Bank of Fuccon
Duobuke
Iowa
Veta Madre mine report cited in Mexican mine pamphlet
Receipt confirms H. B. Clif for presents a fifty two page pamphlet on the famous Veta Madre mine in Mexico. The fragment notes a compiled report and the document's paged length.
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H. B. Cliffor
Veta Madre
Mexico
Woods Buys Half Interest in Tombstone Republican
The Tombstone Republican reports Harry Woods has purchased a half interest and become editor of the paper, aligning the local publication with his Democratic stance while echoing the Missouri Republican in its political slant.
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Tombstone
Missouri
Harry Woods
Tomasionk
Gila Mouster Rumor Persists In Herald Campaign
The Los Angeles Herald pushes a public campaign asserting that replite is safe for consumption, claiming no health risks from eating Gila Mouster on toast as part of its effort to promote the product.
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The
Los Angeles Herald
Tucson
Yuma
Los Angeles
Lan Francsco
F W. Hatch
Line Board of Health
Sacramento
Mexico
Arizona
W. W . Gresson
Los Anuciler
Fort Yuma
California
Hatch
Tuc~ Son
Hutch
Attack on A. and P. Road train at Coolidge
Robbers attacked an ex press train on the A. and P. line near Coolidge. The engineer was shot dead and the foreman wounded through the pocketed area. Police opened investigations into the crime as local papers reported the incident with sparse details.
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Coolidge
Peck
Ixpianapolis
Burt Loomis
Wabal Road
Roano
Peru
Lakelow
Penu
Wien
Sharon
Miss Hill
San Franesco
the Cousas
Agde Hill
Adobbery
Obaran
Nilson
Neil
Sen
Govill Harnts
Wisconsin
Flora Sharon
Thomas Hesketh
Hill
Cope Urry
Kang
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Smeler Facility Push Amid New Steel Works Plans
The text notes immediate work on a new smelter stack and on existing capabilities. Mr. Saulsbury aims to install required amenities quickly as projects demand. Tucson plans to build two smelters, reflecting expansion and industrial growth.
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Saulsbury
Tucson
Bens
Herald
Grion Era Backs Judge French for Congress
The Grion Era endorses Prescott Judge French as the next congressman and pledges support. It asserts he is the best candidate but questions his willingness to endure the duties and scrutiny of the office.
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Grion
Judge French
Prescott
Public Health Note Advocates Mandatory Vaccination
The piece argues vaccination as effective against smallpox, citing bovine virus vaccination reducing severe cases. It urges town councils to enforce vaccination and legislative power to compel citizens within town limits, noting potential cost savings from eradicating the disease and calling for action in upcoming sessions.
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Pring
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Tris
Debate over quarantine and public welfare in Tempe letter
A Tucson Citizen reprints an open letter to the county Board of Supervisors debating quarantine measures around Tempe and the valley. The writer urges county unity, against jealousies, urging Tempe to bear its share and support regional recovery amid fever concerns and public health actions.
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Tae Hon
Cias
T. Haden
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Deshes
Board of Supervisors & Pelilinn
Tempe
Zeckendorf Firm Corrects Misprint in Citizen
The Tucson Citizen apologizes for a reporter’s error that misnamed J. W. Switzer as an agent for L. Zeekendorff. The correction, issued the next day, clarifies the correct name Wm Zeckendorf and praises the firm’s solid standing and extensive establishment as a main local attraction.
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Fislows
J. W. Switzer
L. Zeekendorff & Caisi
Wm Zeckendorf
L. Zekendorf & Co
L. Zeckendorf & T.serdit
Tusson
Purity
Tucson Citizen
Jos Mo ihen Returns From New York Visit
Mr Jos Mo ihen returns from a northern New York trip and praises the country and inn. He notes his brother J D is thriving and will visit Phoenix in two or three weeks, as he seems pleased with the change.
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Jos. Mo Ihen
Settlement Talk After Rail Collision Case
A widow contends with an attorney over damages after a New York railroad collision. She asks 20 000 dollars while the attorney argues a settlement of two to three thousand would suffice, noting the husband’s health and life expectancy.
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New York
Romtcallal
Smimuois Lion
Wall Street News
Arizon Cugul contracts set for A P real works
Mr W J Warpoy manager of the Arizon Cugul sets four contracts for construction to Bryant & Middle P J McCormick Joseph McCormick and Hupphreys McKeone. These contractors will bring machinery and experience to the A P real project. Murphy plans two more contracts and expects work to start soon with labor and teams in demand. The aim is finish by early June for fall crop prep.
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W. J. Warpoy
Arizon Cugul
Bryant & Middle
P. J. McCormick
Joseph McCormick
Hupphreys McKeone
A. & P. Real
Murphy
Fragmentary tale mentions items and people in odd spelling
A garbled historical note lists a house with Steimd Gla windows and Mahagayy stairway. It hints at a castle project no part, a person called Sue Wears with jeweled attire, and pearls and rubies in her aura. The editor sits on the front step amid a noisy scene, suggesting a curious domestic vignette. Seventy five days monthages.
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Sue
Free remedy recipe offered by missionary in South America
An offer promises a free cure for youth indiscretions, nervous weakness, and early decay. The creator, claiming discovery by a missionary, asks readers to send a self-addressed envelope to Reverend Joseph T. Inman of Station D in New York City for the recipe.
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South America
Joseph T. Inman
New York City
Fire laddies of Tue-on praise Anshes of Storx decking
Anshes of Storx decking is praised by the fire laddies of Tue-on who note that many men of ordinary intelligence may misuse street hose when they gain a few feet of such equipment.
Legal Statement From New Orleans Corporations
A partially garbled legal notice claims legality and standing of city businesses. It asserts truth in facts, refers to officers, mayoral and state authorities, and Louisiana officials, and states long-standing stock and brokerage familiarity. Signatory M. Aldaupren is named as president.
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Grady
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New York
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Cutcaco
John C Gault
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California Pac
Gault
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New Orleans
Northern Pacific
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Railway Mantyre
United Stats
Canada
Portisod
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Dolanne
New Yorks
Donehue
Servia
Robinson
Washingtonnet
Donahue
Treasury
Thoulle
Paris
Pants
Grevy Waa
Prince George
Gresham
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Leuiiana State Eatery Company
Otess
Wesevat
Laistanaw Na~ Tient Bank
Ogles By
Louisiana State National Bank
S. Ho
Scourdy
New Orleans Naval Bank
A. Balle
Union National Bank
Chiartaron
Sros
Cushion
Oce
Mutual Mational Bank
Jos
Mitehel
SRI Oe Si Pw
Luisiana
C. S Ofte Als
Louisiana
M. AL Daupren
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