Tombstone Town Tales and Local Visits
Tombstone residents and visitors are named in a sequence of social notes and reports. Mertaugh spent Sunday in Mishee visiting family while Constable Brown and Judge Sumes appear in county and court movements. The St David Hi defeated the local team 13-4 in the afternoon game as townsfolk attend picnics, school events, and a Woodrow Wilson Foundation drive closes with a $200 check mailed from Cochise County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC Hawkins
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Movement
Cochise County
Thal AW. Favour
Prescott
St. David Hi
Erros
Houteltsott
Eratfield
Hi Boys
J. Ho Muda
ST. David
Local sports and town notes publish a crowded day
Readers learn of a mistimed game plan, facial injuries, and gymnastic misfires as local players are described in a blurred account. The column lists meetings, visits, and travels among residents including lawyers, traders, ranchers, and county officials with multiple towns named and a funeral noted for Herman Trappman.
Bisbee visitors loom in Tombstone notes and poetry
A column recounts visitors and notables in Tombstone including George Ives and wife, Senator Wo FP Sims, cattlemen from Government Draw, and attorneys from Dow lax and Walter Haul. It notes poetry by Badger Clark and a Cowboy Poet piece The Cowboy's Prayer, plus upcoming officer elections at Meg Ross’s home and a road meet report from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo FP Sims
Bisbee
Tombstone
Court House
Ranch
KON Prem
Rom Dow Lax
Walter Haul
Trans
Roush
Cochise County Sheriff and other Dem primary hopefuls
Political announcements list candidates for Cochise County offices with Democratic primary on September 12, 1922. Names include RU Bohmpalk for Sheriff, Harry Wheeler for Treasurer, L Brown and G L Van Meter for Constable, and 120 R Henshaw for County Assessor, plus notices on candidacy and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
RU Bohmpalk
Harry Wheeler
R Henshaw
Phelps Dodge Plans Major Morenci Mill Expansion
Dodge corporation to spend millions on Morenci operations as officials say no major work is underway elsewhere. The first step will be enlarging the Detroit mill at Morenci, with details uncertain for the third year of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Manatt
Douglas
H. L. Hutebisam
Secretary of State
Phoenix
Phelps Dodge
Dodge Corpora
Tbue
Pyer Queen
Bisbee
Hodgson
Detroit
Morenci
Road delegates begin trip to the border
Delegates report Bankhead highway progress across 12 states with a 3600 mile route nearly finished next year. A resolution urged Arizona officials to designate the Arizona section as a primary Interstate highway. The routing through Arizona shifts 30 miles to the river’s south side near Gillespie dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Arizona
State Highway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Gillespie Dam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Town Toms
Dack Mertaugh
Mishee
Tunity
LM Brown
Wasimeunt
Dae Wright
Tumberel
Spent Sundf
Albert M. Sumes
Fouglas
Sumiday
Gleeson
Hari
Phownia
Stesson
Sid Smyth
Roads Association
Tucson
Joby W. Walker
United Stites
Bishorn
Best Y
John Hy Davis
Hovland
Bishee
Biches
Wo Mansam
Mountain States
Courtland
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Turner
Jaty Igo
Todis
Caeineern
Sie Roy & SW
Tootsie
Curtix Robertson
Globe Today
Rela
Jon
Curtin
Son
Milton
Curtis
Was. Cavanaugh
Nogales
William
Noxales
John Bright
Johnson
Hotel Hood
Wm. Stenda
Vores Godtian
St Duvid Rancher
Harey Marin
Sora Teed Amt Baitte
Minter Anet Fous
Cochise
Suanty Recorder Mo Lennitehison
County Recorder
Hutchison
Jerry Holland
Agnew
Nate
Sheriff
Hinhee Tedas
Ta Jane
Nepmey
Prohibition
Artista
Fisiness
Sheriffs Office
Douglas Visitors
Lenry Appel
Bissee
Jack Medegar
Vitatiens
Bishwe
Ste
S Benson
Mlantaze
Teleptions & Telegtaph Company
Benson Tody Company
Buxiness
Phoenix 6
Wiest
Archi
P W. Mangam
Tor Hhoenks
Chuck
Mr. Hirst
Hatchison
Gardner
South
Ahern
Woo M. Randombstone
Spaper Mpurta
Carine
Arbona
Cur
Geo
Mhor Willcox
Thcomton
Krebs
Herman
Robert Reid
WS Reid
Minneapolis
Minn
Reid
Trappman
Herman Trappman
Penumonia
Congregational Church
Thos. Armstrong
Ceme
Tery
Leo
Arthur
Ernest
Joe
Nevada
Jule
Lockwood
Nowgias
A. E Davis
J.M Pru
Ho 1
Palmer
Bishew
Fairbank
Jett Mill
Frank
Sis F Mcpenard
Seputy Cuny
Warren
Frank Willard
New York
Feieids
Codber County
Jacobson
Foote
Eidson
Holes
Courtland Mining
Gene Yoakum
Ftland
Tombethue
Williams
Sixth and
Bruce Streets
Mose Stunday
Rey
Collestiere
Sored vHureh
Pirtheritte
Cturn
Pir Meville
Collymore
Barkviseal
Sance Telephone
Ounty
Gay
Bistes
Kayine
Bob Johnson
Bisbee Review
Summerfield McCartney
Bisbee Cham- Has
Ic Coeeca Ea
Ares
West
A Jnotowical Survey
George Ives
Isbee
Cowan and Somindaw
War Davis
Government Draw
Phoen
Badger Clark Pees
Woc
Meg Ross
Xines
Qining
KI Pash
Fey Dass
Hinery Hanes
Hess Carnis
Porn
Navnig
Ferday
Taewuu
le Palmer
Dougie
Daughter
Renain
Jub Io
Tavielan
Cate Tee
Huachucas
Huechicas
Mes Lowry
Tombstone Tetas
Dave
Dad Bint Sotnon
Ete Friet Visitors
Teaal
Johan Imstand Witd
al Hetinger
Mi Tauslas
Wee Nane
Douglas Attorney
Bruce Stephensen
Talay
Vallnown
Radeer Clark
Kendall Brom
South Mews
Kendall Ranch
Sir Clark
the Cowboys
Mike Meu
Wit
Juan
Hen
Anil
Wen
Pat Holand
Fremont
Amy Wether
L. Brown
G. L
van Meter
Fegz
M C. Hankins
Iit
Great Divide
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