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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1915
Page
6
The article by William A Radford urges diversified farmers to invest in proper winter housing for young stock and milder days. It details building a dedicated enclosed stable, a concrete yard floor, drainage, feed racks, and a movable trolley system to ease labor and feeding efficiency during severe weather.
The text discusses weather related effects on livestock and a detailed open stock shed design for shelter, including dimensions, concrete foundation, sill anchoring, and wind protection. It then shifts to a humorous anecdote about Mark Currier in Newburyport and Rev Mr Minton’s rebukes during a long hymn.
Golf tale centers on Goddard at the sixth hole as a putt slips away when a shouting caddie interrupts. The incident interrupts a crucial moment, prompting Goddard to scold the helper for noise during play.
Late dispatches report Allied pressure on the Ottoman and German fronts, with naval actions and submarine activity. US requests clarification and accountability for a submarine attack on an American steamer, while political leaders discuss peace and mobilization. Destruction in Halle and a major fire near Hopewell, plus notable moves by Villa and Calles in Mexico.
A cluttered dispatch notes a royal dinner in Madrid for Spain's king and queen, marriage plans for Prince Joachim at Potsdam, alleged plots against King Ferdinand, and various global tensions. It also covers wireless reports of labor unrest in England, European finance ministries, Japanese coronation preparations, U S naval events, and political shifts in Massachusetts elections. Additional items include corporate moves, sports bouts, and regional militia drills amid wartime-era uncertainty.
Cripple Creek district reports for November show output of 230 jrons with bullion value of 1 297 141 dollars and an average ore value of about 105 per ton. Mines at Prescott, Silver Creek, Walker County, and Lynx Creek report various shipments and new buildings. Silver copper ore samples near Payson indicate high silver content with copper potential. New Mexico shipments from South Virginia mine, Red River notes. Red River’s Reserve Mining and Milling announces incorporation. A sal nodium or magnesia find near Gullstone Santa Fe county reported. Jarilla branch survey planned for 8 mile extension. Delusion mine shipping copper ore. By-Chance and Gar net consignments ongoing.
Ground leases secured by FP J Casten for Los Angeles operator in Grey Bull, drilling rigs from Casper, Ohio OM Company claim to 160 acres in Grass Creek at $710 per acre, Thermopolis drillings begin on Jack Shafer claim. Trumbull publishes Big Muddy Douglas fields map from USGS coal and oil reports. Thirty rigs operate in Grey Bull district. Capitol Company ships concentrates at Georgetown. Spelter gains $2500 per ton. Boulder Falls Catastrophe mine ore shipped worth about $2000. La Plata district shows rising activity with new work. Sam Conger, tungsten discoverer, visits Sugarloaf diggings.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Public Ledger blends social quips and mischief as a young woman is teased about a tiny bottle, which proves to contain acid while testing an engagement ring. The page also references Dr. Pierce's Pellets and a Red Cross note, with a vignette on Cyprus history and Beaconsfield.
A club program quote sparks humor at a society event in Youngstown. The performer recalls a line about preferring folly to experience, noting it on the printed program. The exchange illustrates the lighthearted mood of the gathering.
A humorous dialogue contrasts a single woman’s prospects in the future with a husband’s quip that marriage is a training ground. The exchange implies societal views on gender roles and career expectations for women.
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