Fragmentary 1914 Legal Notice Text With Misc Symbols
A highly garbled OCR passage contains legal and property terms, dates, and owner names like THOMAS F. WEEDIN and a reference to the 12th day of February, 1914. The text includes lots of abbreviations, numbers, and stray letters, making a coherent event unclear but indicating a public notice or registry entry from early 20th century with scattered geographic and parcel identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abienitas
Swanne Te
Lote
Sen
Paneer
Fee
Ben
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Arizona Grain Brings Big Price
Readable forecasts show Arizona grain yield and price details from 1913 to 1918. The report notes Arizona led in winter wheat production with 32 bushels per acre and a total 928000 bushels on 29000 acres, while Idaho followed with 28 bushels per acre and 651000 bushels. Prices paid were high, with Arizona fourth in state rankings, except for Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama. The article highlights plans for an expanded southern Sulphur Springs valley crop and hopes for a bumper yield pending another rain before March.
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Asiacos
Ariscus
Aringes
Asios
Idaho
Union
Georgia
South
Caroline
Alabama
Ceres
Bulphur Springs
Prehistoric Ruins Unearthed in Cochise County
Reports from Cochise County describe early digs near the Perrin land grant on the Barbaco road uncovering pottery fragments, bone skulls, and bones. Excavations continue to determine extent while earlier finds near Tombstone and Dragoon are linked to Smithsonian interest. Perrie Brothers own and control the grant in Willems.
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Cochise County
Perrin
Barbaco
Cochise
Dragoon
Moantelne
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Isis
Orissa
Arisone
Perrie [Brothers of
Willems
Morning train camber brings visitors and notices
A crowded morning train brings Tom Dulkerd of Glesson a visitor Jip thecity on business. Judge Wim Momonier of Pearce motored over with a party for an ebusiness mission. Weather observer J E Tomblinson reports rainfall in December and January. Frederick rode the Huachuca Telephone line to trouble near the Galves mine on Lewis Springs highway. Kilns and mines figures pass Tombstone as officials and residents travel for business and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dulkerd
Glesson
Wim Momonier
Pearce
Party of Triendeon Ebusiness
J E Tomblinson
Milles Canyon
Frederick
Huachuca
Lona
Galves Mine
Lewis Springs
Court Reporter Walker’s El Paso Trip Report
Court reporter Walker and party returned from El Paso after a lengthy journey. They were hosted by relatives including Mrs Chamber lip and Norman Welker, city editor of the El Paso Herald. Walker noted his Ford and equipment were in good condition with only muddy roads during the trip.
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Walker
el Paso
Welter
Chamberlip
Mr Welker
Norman
Hersid
Ford
Jan
Mitchell
Benson merchant among city visitors and locals cited
Friday note lists Ine Lome of Bisbee B Maier as visiting on business, Sheriff Wheeler and Percy Bouden taking a quiet trip to Pearce, Henry Street of Boquillas Laod and Cat tle Co visiting, and Judge Parnes of Fairbank among arrivals. Thomas Haber stock sells Ola 8 camorr Ranch to Boquailias Land and Cattle Company. Dr Grove of Copper Queen engineering examined the Independence claim. Johnson arrived from Globe after rain and will remain indefinitely. Grand and trial jurors drafted for the next term, two hundred fifty names drawn.
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B Maier
Benson
Sheriff Wheeler
Percy Bouden
Pearce
Henry Street
Boquillas Laod & Cat le Co
Tedey
Thomas Haberstock
Ola
Camorr
Boqailias Land and Cattle Company
Huachyos Water Company
Dr Grove
Copper Queen Engineering
Beron Ea
State Tax Commission to frame semiannual tax bill
A Phoenix dispatch reports the state Tax Commission will frame a bill for the repayment of taxes and present it with the commission’s next report for enactment. The announcement followed a reply to Secretary Harry Welch of the Phoenix board of trade.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Commission
Harry Welch
Phoenix Board of Trade
National Cattlemens Convention Officers Named
Denver dispatch reports the American National Livestock Association closed its 17th convention with San Francisco chosen as the 1915 meeting site. Reelected president HA Jastro of Bakersfield, Cal. Other officers include Dwight B Heard, J B Kerdrick, D M O Donnell, N MoM, I T Pryor, CB Rloodee, John W Springer, Sam H Cowan, and T W Tomlinson. A restitution addressed grazing and forestry rules, rancher protection, and stockmen interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Esye
American National Livestock Association
Selec
San Francisco
HA Jastro
Bakersfield
Cal
Gret
Dwight B Heard
Phoenix Arts
J.B. Kerdrick
Sherman
Wyoming
D. M. O Donnell
Bell Raoch
N. Mom K Pareons
East Lake City
I. T. Pryor
San Antonio
Texas
Rloodee
Orchard
Colorado
John W Springer
Sam H Cowan
Fort Worth
T W Tomlinson
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Sande
Ne Sen
San
Arizona
Dr. Miles
Tre Arrivals
Tommy Blair
New York
Prof J A Rockfellow
Towbe Tooeypeter
Low Ranch
WJ Young
I Great Western Company
Courtsland
Mammoth
Tombstone
Lis Big Velie
J . McNeiebie
Alfred Paul
City
Miset Rose
Georgia Holland
Mra Wales
Re Lcorder Wales
Esat
Seeeae Bravia
Tarbell
Boms
Neco
Bee
Brent Tarbell
John Gresnway
Warres
Courtland
Grecoway
Cortland
Mies Anos
Miami
Aho
John E Bacon
L Hays
Wil
Wm Clear
Ine Lome
Bisbee
Atlantic City
Judge Parnes of
Fairbank
Johoeon
Globe
Drafi G
Teo Huobundred
Sfty
Drawo
National Cattlemens’ Convention Officers
Reo
Doan
el Reno
Oklahoma
Olahoma
Jaug
Vigorete
Houston
Airview St. Paulville
D. Free
Igorette CO
Houston, Texas
Demea
Annistos
Ala
Fed
Mt Lamer
Vigorette Company
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