22 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1907
Page
1
A local program features Mrs. Hane Berndt as musical director with performances promptly at 7:30. The program includes songs and a reel titled Warships on a Heavy Sea, along with Mise Killarney Moving Picture and Trip Up the Columbia River. The event aims to entertain theatergoers with a varied celluloid and live music lineup.
Willie T Morgan a retired U S A Commissary Sergeant from Rural Route 1 Concord New Hampshire recounts two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health. He praises the medicine as the best for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases now available in New Hampshire. It is guaranteed by druggists with a price of 50 and 1 for trial bottles.
The Schieffelin management announces a policy change to four shows per week. Next week pictures will be shown Sunday night, Wednesday night, Thursday night, and Friday night, with no shows Monday Tuesday or Saturday. Tomorrow night Oscar Goll will sing The Songs My Mother Used to Sing to draw a large crowd.
The district court arraigned prisoners with guilty pleas for jail breaking and a divorce granted to Hasking. A jury heard a nuisance case linking a dairy adjoining a parsonage to a Methodist church property. The grand jury filed another partial report while various embezzlement and burglary cases were listed.
The climate in Tombstone draws visitors from the froven north and east, with the town's reputation growing as a winter refuge year by year. The article highlights the favorable conditions and the steady influx of people seeking mild winters.
An aged banner presented to Mark Ith for voting against joint statehood is shown at the Dominion Commercial store. The flag features an eagle atop the willow pole and a red and white silk banner inscribed with Te Gila the Banner County Against Joint Statehood Presented by Marcos A Sorith. A formal presentation to the county is planned for a future date.
The Machomich Mercantile Co. expands with a 149 by 139 foot front on Allen Street and Fourth Avenue, a 12 200s space for offices and 5,400 square feet occupied as a department store. Douglas Gray leads as president with James J Machomich as general manager and Charles Bowman secretary, praising the new block as a model of permanence in the mining town. ALF Stumpf notes a newborn daughter for himself, while Electric Bitters earns praise for curing illness, cited by Mary F. Walters of Columbus, Ohio.
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