Rald Figial Paper Very Evening Except Sunday
Fragmentary OCR note references a newspaper titled Rald Figial Paper and an evening edition with Sunday omitted. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond the title fragment are readable.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1884
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note references a newspaper titled Rald Figial Paper and an evening edition with Sunday omitted. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond the title fragment are readable.
Large Tempe and Tombstone scene with politicians, meetings, speeches, and a party platform. It notes endorsements of Blaine Logan Arthur and Arizona Governor Tribe, calls for rail and Indian policy, anti polygamy stance, and a Vice Presidential candidate critique. Also reports local commerce, prizes, and a Tombstone prize fight.
The Republican Club of Phoenix will hold its next regular meeting at Woolsey Hall on Saturday evening September 20. Important business will be considered and full attendance is urged by President J. B. Creamer and A. Leonard Meyer.
A claim recounts extraordinary cures of rhegwatiem shhes and pains dating ten to twenty five years. Saint Tareb the great pains conquerer is praised, with testimonial support. Price 650 weule.
Local business notice states the K. Saloon has been removed from entertainment streets near Billy Tedrow's old stam. Proprietor J.T. Laxpon confirms operation by Cutler Whirky remains on hand and urges patrons to remember the change.
Fragmented notice lists stock prises and horses on hand to trade for barley. Call early for bargains. Mentions Malati Liver and Indipes woo. References Allen "Silvamec" and a detox remedy with unclear context.
Cogt. Gregory conducts sale of lumber shin gies shakes and all holder's materials at cost. Sale advertises discounted prices to builders and contractors with time to purchase and move goods. Local bidders and tradespeople attend to acquire building supplies at reduced rates.
Dr J B Wharton announced a Republican ratification meeting on the plaza. N A Morford was nominated chair, with Col L F Eggers and Ex Governor Powers addressing party issues and contrasts with Democrats led by ex-secretary Gosper and Judge Tweed. The event closed amid cheers for the National and Territorial tickets.
Sept 16 84 Tempe report describes a Republican elite formation, a large procession with 190 Mexicans and Americans, a Spanish and English oration, unity messages between republics, and a lively celebration with music and dance. Also mentions a Kansas cannery canning tomatoes this season.
A fragmented OCR page mentions Well's Heart and Well's Health Stenewer tonics, saloon license revenues, and political notes. It cites ailments like fever headaches malaria and dyspepsia with alleged cures. It references Okabou Payne raiders habeas corpus and Allen's Brain Food remedies advertised by mail from 315 Fis. Ave. New York City.
A dawn and noon salute marked Mexico’s independence celebration as a grand procession moved along Harippa to Washington and beyond. Delegations including Mexican militia, a Triumphal Car, State tableaux, and choirs filled the routes with patriotic pageantry, speeches, and a late march to Woolsey Hall reflecting strong local Mexican solidarity.
Wells and Rice of the City Stabies offer elegant open barouch-jut carriages for easy riding. Place orders to enjoy a balmy evening hour in a delightful manner.
The Republicans of Pima County announced last Friday a slate of nominees including Sherid Bob Paul Councilman Thomas Conls Geo W Brown H G Rollins E W Histey BE W Aram J G Hiizinger recorder A B Sampson Treasurer Thomas Hughes Probate Judge E B Peamroy Sheriff W S Edwards District Attorney F W Grege Public Administrator E L Wetmore Coroner G A Avery Supervisors J C Kandy G W Telleworth J S Massfield.
The report lists a Tucson school teacher earning an average of $100 a month and a Maricopa coach arriving at 2 a.m. with sixteen passengers. It notes a festival planned by the Ladies of the M. E. Church South on Sept 23 and updates on local janitor appointments and mineral ownership claims. Also mentions Dr Price baking powder, Lieut Means recalled, and funeral details for Mr M A Roffoer. Mercurio celebrates Mexican republic anniversary with a bronze page handprint edition.
Mrs. Smith laments her lost dog and questions her husband’s involvement. A bystander challenges the search and hints at prior knowledge of Jill, while a garbled exchange follows. The fragmentary text suggests tension and confusion surrounding the animal’s disappearance.
We notify the people of the valley and surrounding country that the sale of the Brook of E Dillon & Co will terminate next Saturday evening. Any person desiring bargains in dry goods and clothing please call before goods are packed away. By order of Ditties & Esbay Los Angeles Cal.
A comic exchange unfolds with Mire A back from the sea. Mercy me asks John about his red nose, mistaken for a lobster shade and a street lamp shimmer. He jokes soda water and illumi dating gas.
Phoenix its name and origin traced to an impromptu meeting of early settlers in a valley east of town. Aoele Jim Burk offered twenty dollars to start survey work by Wm. A. Hamcock who platted the land. Jack Swilling named Phoenix from Webster’s dictionary and Tempe for the east valley. The note corrects Prescott Courier claims from J. Vig.
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