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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1920

Page

4

Douglas Lobbying Rises Over Water Issue

The piece notes pro-Douglas lobbying efforts to move hospital funds and control through the legislature. It questions public desires expressed at the last election and hints at local factions in Bisbee and the county. The tone mocks overreaching political maneuvers by local leaders.

Rem Ithe County Douglas Geo. H Bisbee

Harmony tale in Bisbee and Douglas over county seat race

A critical look at the Daily International's call for harmony between Bisbee and Douglas after the county seat election. The piece contends Bisbee faced deportation costs and questions the Douglas balance in seeking unified support while highlighting discord and the local pursuit of power and influence.

S Daily International Art Fred Sutter Bankhead Highway Association Pathfinders Arizona Bankhead Bisbee International Douglas Bis Tombstone Irternational Intery Cochise County Cochi Mile Dougland Bishee Harmony Elf

County Seat Fight Rumors Stir Cochise County

Editorial notes urge harmony between Douglas and Bisbee while predicting possible county seat action after the legislative session. Mention recalls past tense when Tombstone remained county seat and Bisbee’s stance in earlier conflicts. References to deportation hearings in Tombstone and county finances.

Douglas International Tombstone Bisbee Cochise County Douglas

Wise men buy bonds below par amid market fears

The piece argues against selling Liberty Bonds below their par value, urging buyers to wait as supply and demand shift. It warns that investors who sell at low prices lose, while shrewd holders may benefit when demand returns. It notes that some sellers are pressured by necessity, while patient holders expect prices to improve.

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Morning exercise advised for tired business men

Good Cheer Club promotes a simple daily routine to relieve office stress. Stand in the middle of the room, raise arms, bend forward, ten repetitions, sit with hips apart, breathe, and concentrate on calming thoughts. Perform before breakfast to start the workday with fewer worries.

I Business Men Good Cheer Club Burleson

Arizona's Bid to Supply Governing Officials Faces Resistance

A fragmented speech debates Arizona supplying governors and officials to other states. It warns against overreach, noting Arizona would not take over national governance while considering Kinney’s ranch and Montana’s map position. Objections to inter-state distribution of offices are voiced amid a broader union of states.

J. C.K Montana Kinney Avi Georgia Iowa Oregon Arizona United States Kentucky

Fragmentary note hints at debts and water loans in Arizona

A garbled line suggests discussions of liabilities and loans in Arizona, with references to water governments and lapse actions. No clear individuals, dates, or specific entities are readable, leaving only vague financial pressures implied by the fragment.

Arizona

Prohibition Era Snippets From Fragmented Columns

A garbled excerpt of editorials and notes debates on prohibition, social habits, and public figures. Mentions of Wood alcohol experiments, voters, and political commentary hint at temperance issues, local misconduct, and civic topics with scattered references to cities like St. Louis, Philadelphia, and New Orleans.

Cupid Fuels Week of Many Marriages in Border Towns

The week saw a surge in marriage licenses across Mexican and American towns. Names include Antonio Sequiror, Coca Quijada, Te ssa Yaner, Rey Abril, Margaret Myers, and many others, with ages ranging from 1 to 57. Licenses issued in Bisbee, Douglas, Nogales, Pirtleville, Lowell, and nearby locales.

Cupid Dan Cupid Blesseke Antonio Sequiror Josers Ramirez Port Huachue Cletius Myers Coca Quijada Tisbee Catileno Mendez Tessa Yaner Doc Cabern Victoria Per Binbee Jamies Scott Myrtin Tiveat Biabee Camsent Riven Feed Seknadel We Laare Seacraua Morales Dowslas Crux Cota Gaspat Tor Fea Douklas John Hugh James Elva Lowell Warcce Hipitova

Many Cattle Dying From Loco Poisoning Across State

The report details cattle losses from loco poisoning, urging stockmen to discard affected animals and improve feeding. Overgrazing in San Carlos and San Pedro valleys allowed loco to flourish, with only a few poisonous varieties confirmed among many. Eradication deemed impractical. control focuses on removing toxic plants and careful pasture management.

Loco San Carlos San Pedro Jean

Captain Kelton forms Cochise County price board

Captain Kelton has been named chair of Cochise County price board to gather information from all sellers in merchandise of all kinds in response to the high cost of living. The move aims to monitor prices and advise on fair pricing strategies across the county.

Kelton County Fair Price Board Douglas CB. Keltom Felr Cochise County

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