Local notes and events in Cochise County Arizona
In Cochise County Arizona mentions of Las Aguintas mines producing between 110000 and 120000 dollars monthly. Otto Mergenthaler plans to spend the winter in Deming New Mexico with his family. Ladies and children received praise for a recent entertainment. Manager Filmore of the P. is on an inspection tour with a special train through Benson Yuma. Arrangements will be made to start the furnace of the Arizona and New Mexico Smelting Company controlled by American Zinc and Lead Company Canyon City Colorado.
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Las Aguintas
Senor
Herrick
Sraus H.C
Ing
Otto Mergenthaler
Inve the Linotype Machine
Demin
New Mexico
Tor
Filmore
Benson
Yuma
SSA
Ariza
American Zinc and Lead Company
Canyon City
Colorado
Matt Ryan
Cive County
Ryan
Ariena
Montana
Cox
Cochive County
Fairbank Jots and Town News Highlights
News from Fairbank by R RB Junellor A V Noyes covers visitors from across the border, shipments to and from Mexico rising, and a street fracas over tangl-foot supplies. Local ranching and cattle plans include Matt Ryan touring interests in Arizona and Montana, with Barba cameries involved. Willcox rumors claim Mesere Ruch Bros contracted 1600 steers and sold trains of three head. Wilbur News reports a homebound escapade by a young sister of mercy returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Mercy
Wild Wolf Tangle Ends In Separate Ways
In an inland tale from the era a hunter, Herrick, wrestles a coyote and a trapped wolf on a riverbank near a ranch. After subduing the animal with water and a makeshift wire maze the pet predator grows vicious, forcing Herrick to release the creature for safety. He then departs the wolf business and returns to ordinary affairs.
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H.C. Heri &, Jr
Jonto
Mr. Herrick
Clay
Baing
Mr. H
Condition of Geronimo and His Band Reported
The secretary of war’s Lisennusi report of 1806 published details about 310 Apache captives from Arizona 1857 85. It notes births and deaths in confinement, living at Fort Sills Oklahoma in arid climate and their progress toward tenancy with ongoing federal support and rations totaling substantial sums.
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Lisennusi
Geronimo
Arizona
Military Reservation
Fort 5
Oklo
Congress
Fort Sill
Tyranny of nowest and labor fatigue
The piece argues sedentary work drains health and urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the safest energy restorer. It claims the remedy improves nervousness sleep issues and digestion, promotes vigor, and warns against malady without it. It advertises various foods at a local supplier.
Oldland Youngs Enjoy a Busy Epworth League Evening
The Epworth League ladies staged an entertaining program for the Oldland youth. Mother Goore and her luck took the audience by ear as kids performed precision dances and scenes. Booths offered wares and coffee while fortunes were told. receipts totaled $126 with good crowd turnout despite hard times.
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Epworth League
Mother Givoss
Mother Goore
Earir
Mia
Jarley
John
Bucklin Arnica Salve Offers Quick Healing Claims
Ad tract praises Bucklin Arnica Salve as best for cuts sores ulcers and chapped hands with a money back guarantee. It lists 50 cents per box and notes sale at Tambione Drug Store with other local notices about a steer roping record and recovery of PF Adams after an electric injury.
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Bucklin's
Arnica
Editis
Tambione Drag Store
Copper in the Water Not Allowed to Run to Waste at Anaconda Mine
An old Montana miner recalls copper-bearing water once wasted at Butte mines. He describes a method used at the Anaconda mine where water carrying copper was diverted through tanks and scrap iron to extract metal, noting the practice saved values as water recharged the vein and copper concentration depleted only after days.
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Anaconda
Joba
Heary
Montana
Butte
Leadville
Conway Tom
Untitled tale of marriage and devotion in Hoosier life
A fragmented 60 year old story describes a German wife in Indiana who marries again after her first husband’s death. Her new lover offers money and vows but she remains loyal in belief, as the piece hints at enduring affection and a hopeful future in Hoosierdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisea
Hove
Frank J. Gaysey Claims Senior Partner in Florida Case
Frank J. Gaysey asserts his role in the senior portion of a Florida case. He appeals to Cheyney et al for business in Toledo and seeks payment of one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Mall Catareh Care. Notary A. W. Gleason confirms the sworn statement dated December. Factory testimonials are solicited from J. Cheney & Co Toledo.
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Sratkoy
Las Gousty
Frank J.gaysey
Cheyney Ethone
Frank
A.W. Gleason
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Tuccon
Harry Herbert
Mrrtie Hand
Yaterday
Bisbee
Lem Kelly
Jas. Kane
Mexico
Worat
Bradley
Geo. A. Spendle
Lucy Humphrey
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Wm. P. Scott
Maud Liggett
Moore
Hersel
Meg
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San Carlos
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J. Harry Brown
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Tome
Republicns
Poona
Wren
Harry Brown
Puenix
Horten’s
Oldland
Bill Jackson
Winslow
Albuquerque
PF. W. Adams
Bonita
Russellville
Willcox News
Sinty
Apan Tey
Pride of Japan
MM. J. Brandenstein & CO
San Francisco and
Yeiituma
Neal
Chiricahua Cattle Company
VY Mickers
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Williams
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Cab
Triwivle
Chiricabus
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Linderman
Wilcoxange
Horseshoe Valley
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Nyon
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Kaptan
Cris
Auer
W Beyne
Postoffice
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H Lockling
Aege
John H Slaughter
Brant
Slett
Adres
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Range
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Hollenstein
Pedra River
Tore Brand
Egpetett Ap
Tapi & Kicker
Ferry
Adob Shearer
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Spring Valley
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E. E. Burlingame
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