Temperature Range Report for 24 Hours
The following range shows the thermometer readings for the 24 hours ending at 5 o'clock p.m. April 4. Observed high was 72 degrees and low 46 degrees.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1891
Page
8
The following range shows the thermometer readings for the 24 hours ending at 5 o'clock p.m. April 4. Observed high was 72 degrees and low 46 degrees.
Local notes detail George Walker’s cigar shop in Los Angeles, cattle and horse activities around Phoenix and Bisbee, officials shifting posts in the territory, a stage robbery near Bowie, and a variety of arrivals, appointments, and business ventures including a hotel project and restaurant promotion.
Reported on April 1 that Geronimo’s Apaches, held at Vernon Barracks Alabama, will join the army as infantry, treated as soldiers, with captivity ended if service ends. Washington notes involvement of Secretary of War and belief white troops’ influence has tamed the captives for plains red men integration. Also mentions local testimony of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sales by Hi Pero in Tingley Iowa.
Public notice warns residents not to buy goods from Nardini & Co or Nardini store in Turquois Mining Camp except from B. Tarbell the lawful assignee. It claims all property belongs to the assigned estate and threatens accountability for any loss or removal. Tombstone Arizona March 30 1891. Also includes assorted local notices about arnica salve, horse sale at Fort Huachuca, and Chamberlain pain balm endorsement.
The list shows general delivery letters for the Tombstone post office for the week ending April 4, 1891 with names such as Batty, WP Burns, Jim Hobeen, Moore, J McGee, Wm Simpson, Gee E, White J H and a note to callers to say advertised and give date. An advertising column promotes Atscock's Powets Plasters as a long used, safe vegetable remedy that does not hinder work and is sold at ten cents per copy along with Dr. King's New Discovery for lung and throat ailments available from local druggists. trial bottles are offered at Yonge's.
A recruitment ad promises 10 000 volunteers to buy a wide range of household goods including furniture carpets linoleums wallpaper crockery glassware and frames. It touts bedrock prices and discount lines across appliances and baby items.
Geo E Kohler announces a new two crore high class hotel in Tombstone with modern furnishings. Finishing touches on the financial plan are under way and full details will be released likely next week. Work may start before April ends.
Vintage advertisement touts Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a longstanding remedy for teething discomfort wind colic and diarrhea. It claims universal use by mothers for over fifty years, praises taste and soothing effect, and urges buyers to insist on the original Mrs Winslow's product from druggists worldwide.
Rev. F W Downs and Rev O R Nugent outline Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday School at noon and 12 45 or 4 5? details vary. Morning topics include biblical sanctification and heaven questions with evening contrasts. Also advertised pest control items and a home remedy offer.
Local notices advertise reduced fares to Bisbee via Engle's stage line, good food at Maison Cove, and groceries and flours at Hoefler's. Dairyman G E Braly offers winter milk delivery. hats, scales, and bargain household items appear at various stores. Job Seaman sale of interest to Palmer Seamans and public notice of business transition included.
The advert touts a range of 26 baby buggies from lowest price to high end. Sold at St. Louis premises. Prospective buyers urged to visit Geo. E. Kobler's to see and be convinced.
Mrs Gallen announces spring millinery at CHOICEST FOOD AC the Muaixoo Core. Unusually stylish hats trimmed from a large house. imports goods cutting a fine figure with bunnet styles. Call to view new stock before it sells out.
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