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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1901
Page
3
The text celebrates Christmas with a festive tone and calls for good cheer and fellowship. It notes observations of charitable giving to aid the less fortunate and hints at broader civic duties during the holiday period. The piece mentions a community newspaper serving patrons and expresses goodwill toward readers.
An old column discusses mistletoe traditions during Christmas, noting its role in gatherings and playful ritual. The piece reflects forefathers shaping holiday customs and hints at festive sociability and implied invitations amid seasonal pageantry.
The Brown metal copper has fallen sharply to about twelve cents a pound with experts fearing further declines. Traders cite possible central control by large trusts and intercompany clashes over output as causes for the drop. Some expect a bottom near ten to eleven cents before any rebound, amid worries of broader market disruption and related economic effects.
The Associated Press reports the death of Miss Litfian Vickers, formerly of Tombstone, at Bryan Mawr College in Philadelphia. She died after her night dress caught fire in her dormitory bathroom. neighbors heard a groan as flames engulfed her. Her parents mourn, and condolences pour in as the bereaved seek solace.
Chicago postmaster explains that third class mail must bear only the required endorsements on the wrapper. Endorsements indicating content type are illegal and can shift postage burdens to sender or addressee. The notice also notes a cautionary holiday surge of third class mail and amusing anecdote about swallowing items as a cautionary aside.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a reward and arrest in relation to a company, with scattered references to communications, entities, and locations. The legible bits show no coherent event, date, or clear subject, leaving the core meaning unreadable.
This item presents brief facts regarding evaluation of claim jumpers and related assessment matters. It notes key issues raised, outlines the context of ownership disputes, and references procedures or authorities involved in resolving the claims.
The article discusses claim jumpers who presume abandonment when no recorder office record exists for work and notes that law provides prima facie evidence only when a record is made within twenty days of completion. If unrecorded, the burden shifts: jumpers must prove noncompletion, while owners must prove work was done.
The Southern Stockman Feeder ed Farmer notes 90.0 acres in Salt River valley devoted to nitakfe with this year’s expected crop around 450.0 tons and four months of pasture output. Warnekros’ Xmas goods arriving for inspection while local merchants promote holiday merchandise. Christmas eve services at Meth Church with recitations including Bisbee’s fifteen young ladies.
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