Kered at Jatter One Year Six Months
A brief note records a time span of one year and six months concerning an event or project named Kered at Jatter. The fragment provides no further details on people places or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1917
Page
4
A brief note records a time span of one year and six months concerning an event or project named Kered at Jatter. The fragment provides no further details on people places or outcomes.
Fragmented notes describe a local petition drive and public reaction. Citizens discuss directing signatures to a district official while concerns rise about timing, turnout, and the influence on voters. The piece notes confusion over process and the impact on community discourse.
The piece discusses harsh wartime ideas on spying, detention, and punishment. It references mounting rhetoric about capturing spies, detaining enemies, and enforcing penalties as part of a broader call to tough measures amid ongoing conflict.
A fragmented El Paso Times piece mocks a chautauqua scene and a public figure named William. It notes a star sought shelter under a tree, discusses truth and defense, and mentions Henry Ford and Uncle Samuel in a satirical aside about earnings and pacifism.
Notices filed by Banker Mines Company and Dunker Mines Company in Phoenix and Tombstone Arizona detail applications for patenting multiple lode mining claims in Cochise County. Claims include Horn Silver Fortuna Hawk Ethel Fortuna and Escondido with associated corner points and exclusion zones, adjoining lodes named May Flower Tranquillity Contentment and Lucky Gem among others.
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