Tombstone Epitaph on Nanprecigerator Rates and Silver Remonetization
Aided by editorials from Tombstone Epitaph, the piece discusses subscription rates, the silver and gold debate, and remonetization as a cure for inflation. It argues for silver to anchor prices, critiques fixed gold standards, and notes economic shifts impacting commerce and currency. It also praises local building improvements boosting Tombstone’s appearance and health conditions.
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Tombstone
Roepestor
Eingneer Nd
New Jerusalem
United States
Russia
China
18 IT WISE To Deport Your Dollars To Fare Trade
A compact, opinion style appeal questions civic loyalties and economic choices. It argues against leaving the city and buying from distant exchanges, urging residents to support local shops, taxes, and community spirit. It frames the issue as a test of patriotism and responsibility.
Cussing the Printer Movement in Eastern Printing Shops
A discussion proposes actions against printers by eastern tradesmen who feel insulted by press abuse. The piece condemns those who would target printers for disrespect while praising the printer’s steady endurance and right to respect in a free society. It warns that aggressive rhetoric may push attackers toward other fields to vent hostility.
Everyone Accommodated Amid Deporation Crowds
Town rooms remain vacant and restaurants report steady business. Officials counters reports of crowding as preparations for large attendance in Tombstone show capacity is sufficient. The Douglas papers are urged to refrain from printing claims of people lining up for meals.
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Douglas
Tax Time Says Watch Your Net Income This Year
An annual reminder explains the 1919 income tax filing requirement and urges taxpayers to calculate their net income under current laws. It notes the need to prepare a return if required and hints at how much money might be saved by prudent tax planning.
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Lisen
Sam
What We Produce Commercial Review
With six percent of the population and seven percent of the land the United States accounts for major shares of global production. The piece notes the United States supplies twenty percent of gold and twenty-five percent of wheat while dominating iron, steel, lead, silver, zinc, coal, aluminum, copper, cotton, oil and more. It also cites refining eighty percent of copper and operating forty percent of railroads.
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United States
Local Frontline Voices in the Home Sector
A WWI era account recalls a sequence of camp commanders and trench decisions. A man who named rest areas, a refuger from shelling, a trench line deemed erroneously located, and assurances about rations and returns, all within the Home Sector above the dugouts and supply lines.
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Wear
Income tax exemption and filing burden for small earners
The text states exemptions for very small incomes and that the law does not require annual returns for those amounts. It explains practical reasons to ease burdens by not taxing the smallest incomes but emphasizes individuals must determine their own tax liability. It notes $1,000 as a threshold for unmarried persons and highlights responsibility on the individual.
Fragmentary ad trade squabble in a noisy page
A garbled OCR snippet shows a heated exchange about newspaper advertising and business practices. It mentions solicitations, advertisements, and a disparaging tone toward advertizing tactics. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or places but hints at press business disputes.
Four Billion Dollar Balance of Trade Reported
The Bureau of Foreign Commerce reports a large trade balance for 1919 with exports exceeding imports by about four billion dollars. Gold imports totaled 77 million dollars in 1919, while gold exports rose to 68 million dollars. The figures show a substantial year over year change in gold movement and overall trade balance.
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Bureau of Foreign Department of Commerce
Three R Mining Co reassessment argued before tax body
Phoenix reports that Klligan and Campbell of Tucson will appear before the tax commission in Santa Cruz County to seek a reassessment of the Three R Mining Co property. Unpaid taxes linger due to confusion over which Flux group claims were properly part of the producing property and contiguity issues.
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Phoenix
Three I Mining Co
Santa Cruz County
Klligan & Campbell
Tucson
Tax Commission
Indeo Pattee
Carranza Holds U S Aviators at Nacozari
Douglas, Feb 7 There was no change today in the status of Lieutenants Wolf and Usher of the 12th aero squadron held prisoners at Nacozari since Monday after a forced landing at Sherman ranch 16 miles south. They are on parole and free to roam the town while awaiting President Carranza’s decision. The Sonora press accuses the Americans of violating international law and urges action to end flights over Mexican territory. The damaged airplane remains at Sherman’s ranch under military guard.
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Douglas
LM Wolf
Usher
12Th Aero Squadron
Nacozari
Sherman Ranch
Carrings
Sonora
Laughting
Shermas Ranch Guard
Arizona University to Get Its Own U S Post Office
Thcson February 7 a separate post office for the University of Arizona is planned by the postal authority and university administration. Arrangements are pending as the post office department asks the university for bids on postal equipment and space rental.
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Arizona University
U. S
Thcson
University of Arizona
Postal Authority
Postoffice Epartiment
Th University
Secretary of State Sims Stricken With Influenza in Arizona
Phoenix dispatch reports Secretary of State Mit Sims ill with influenza at Safford Arizona with little improvement. Officials expect he may not return to Phoenix until late next week as health authorities note rising influenza cases across parts of the state amid pneumonia deaths.
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Phoenix
Mit Sims
Safford
Ariz
State Department of Health Today
Bids to open for dip near Clene ga wash by Vail
Tucson Feb 7 Bids for the construction of a concrete dip over the Clenega wash near Vail will be opened at the Pima County highway commission meeting in the city hall Saturday afternoon. The commission will also open bids for about 275 barrels of cement to be sent to Walling and audit bills for payment. A prior meeting was postponed due to the absence of E G Bush Monte Mansfeld Dr C A Thomas and A H Potter on business.
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Tucson
Clenega
Vail
Pima County Highway Commission
Wall
E. G. Bush
Monte Mansfeld
C. A Thomas
Fragmented wartime headlines mix political quips
A string of fragmented quotes from multiple papers satirically comments on candidates, taxation, censorship, and policies. The snippets reference candidacies, prices, Bolshevik references, liquor for cooking, draft talk, and relocation of Herr Hohenzollern, conveying a war era mood and witty press banter.
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Buffalo
Boston Herald
Philadelphia Inquirer
Arkansas
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Columbia Reco
Birmingham News
Herr Hohenzollern
Indianapolis Star
Arizona Tops New Mexico 40 21 In Albuquerque Game
University of Arizona basketball team defeated University of New Mexico 40 to 21 in Albuquerque. Advertisement follows seeking salesmen or factory representatives to handle quickest selling motorist necessities, California Motor Appliance Co. 534 Pacific Ride San Francisco.
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Arizona
Albuquerque
N. M
University of Arizona
University of New Mexico
Prospect
California Motor Appliance Co
Pacific Ride
San Francisco
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Cochise County
Nir
Tombstone Commercial Co
Boyd's
Alr
Lim
Bencin Rts
Anne Ving
Gierres
Three R Mining CO
Carranza
U. 3. Aviators
Sims
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