Arizona politics and territorial needs dominate the weekly
The issue discusses free coinage prospects, Arizona statehood aims, and district court debates. It notes Emigration to Arizona, tax cuts in Tucson, and Secretary Noble's recommendations for annexation measures, land donations, disarmament of Apache, new judges, higher salaries, artesian wells, and a 25 cent St Patrick's Pills sales pitch.
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Tucson
Arizona
Phenix Gazette
Ard
Brirain
Cochive County
Noble
Murphy
Congress
United States
Buffalo group mines praised for profits and future plans
Owners and lessees of the Buffalo mines return copper bullion to cover part of the invested capital and foresee repayment soon. Management is praised for efficiency, with expectations the Buffalo, Long Island, and nearby copper mines will boost Globe and Gila County districts and attract railroad development.
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Baffaly
Buffalo Group of
Buffalo
Buffalo Group
Elses
Globe
Long
Hobe
Arizona
Globe and
Gila County
Globe Silver Belt
Mammoth and Western Mines Stir Local News Across Posts
Reports from the Mammoth mining district describe high grade ore with $125 to $500 per ton assays as 50 men work the mill and mine turning out ore while plans add 100 more stamps. In Pima lands the local school operates with 50 to 75 children taught by ex Florence principal Everett Putnam. Cour d'Alene and Grass Valley districts pulse with fresh finds and big payouts as Austrian tube brake tech arrives.
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Frank Shultz
Mammoth
Laaten
U. S. Land Office
Mammoth Mining Company
Pacific
Buldion
Shultz
Everett Putnam
Florence Public Schools
Tucson
Star
Telegraph to the Brain from the Stomach Nerve Testifies
A health remedy advertisement praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best means to calm dyspepsia and restore mental balance. It claims relief for nervousness headaches constipation and malaria and urges immediate use per directions. The piece also notes colonists selling canned fruit cheaply due to Mexican duties at the border.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praise and Local Testimony
A California resident recounts using Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure a boy with blood poisoning after vaccination and endorses the remedy as highly effective. A Vermont connection and physician testimony from Iowa accompany the marketing note. It ends with the usual offer of Hood's products through druggists.
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Hood
Ellery
Chelsea
Suneen
Upper Lake
Lake Co
Cal
Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup For Children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and associated symptoms with relief and gentle sleep. It claims easy taste and broad use for diarrhea and wind, priced at twenty five cents per bottle, followed by a liquor sale promotion at Hoefler's offering wines and spirits.
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Iowa
H.J. Peto
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