Preservation Drive Aims to Save Tombstone's History
A historical preservation effort in Tombstone plans to restore the Bird Theater and gather artifacts for a city museum under one roof. Local leaders and prominent citizens meet to form a corporation and push a community-led project to protect monuments, pictures, and other era items for visitors to view in the Old Camp.
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A Historical Preservation Society For
Tombstone
Nation of Historical Tombstone
Nation of Tombstone
War Department
Old Bird
Alfreds
Wolfville
Whalent
Proud
Ion
Arizona
The Orderly Town of Tombstone Standards of Progress
The piece argues a town’s appearance reflects its business health and ethics. It praises orderly maintenance over ornate structures, noting repaired fences and painted homes lift community spirit and encourage commerce. Every small fix spurs neighbors toward a better, more alert town.
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Ordinne Appeauntry
Tombstone
Annual Assessment On Mining Claims Clarifies Deadlines
The Mining Review explains the shift to a permanent annual assessment year running July 1 to June 30. Claim owners now have until June 30 1922 to complete 1921 22 labor. The change aims to avoid winter belated work and keep claims protected. The fiscal year also ends June 20th currently, subject to future law.
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Mining Review
Congress
Salt Lake Mining Review
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Tombstone Epitaph
Brothers
Pioneer Newspaper
Cochisese County
A. W
Hill
Hunt
Democratic Party
the Republi
State Democratic Committee
Overnor Hunt
Globe
Gila County
Old Dominion Commercial Company
Territorial
Territorial Council
Daily International
Phoenix
Douglas International
State Highway Department
Board of Supervisors
Bissbee-Douglas
Cool County
Inghram
Fedeaid
State Department
Board of Super
Repsse
Rimit
Douglas
McPeak Dillon & Co
West End
Donald Brothers
East End
Southwestern Portland Cement Co
Kl Tore
Cochise
Federa
Reechise
Board of Supervn
Federal
Bisbee-Douglas
Bishee-Douglas
Cochise County
Peret Fund
Sap
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American Press Association
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