Local Notes From The County In Brief
Local notes report Tom York of the Huachucas visiting on business. James Hunsaker returns from Rucker to the county seat with news of abundant rain and better feed. Dr. Gordon traveled to Pearce to contract with Commonwealth Co. for patient care. Chicago committees split among Arizonans with W H Barnes J F Wilson and Hugh Campbell leading respective groups. Rev F W Downs moving into a new Safford home. plans cited for a pretty valley residence. Marriage notices for Mrs Jennie Balance and Burt Dunlap set for August 4 in Peoria. A boy from Live Oak Sutter Co Calif suffers heavy cold. Chamberlains Cough Remedy cures him and is given to his children for croup success.
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T A. McFarlands
Live Oak
Sutter Co
Cal
Chamberlian
McFarland
Chamberlain
Comoiton
Ratification Meeting Praises Bryan Sewall in Florence
Elinor Reppy of the Tribune addressed a Bryan and Sewall ratification meeting in Florence, praising the silver cause and condemning Cleveland era policy. Speakers urged support for Bryan and Sewall, arguing finance and free silver are decisive in the coming election. A Pioneer’s Recom men dation notes Downey of Los Angeles endorsing Chamberlain’s remedy for stomach issues.
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Ata Bryan
Sowall
Florence
Dinee
Elinor Reppy
The
Tribune
Doughty
Clevelan
Lombard Street
McKinley
Melay
Wilson
Binetailiem
Eilver
Cleveland
Chicago
Ax Bryan
Sewall
J Bryan
Meat
Tate Man
United States
Napolian McKinley
Isle of
St. Helea
Waterloo
Beaverrill Druggist Notes Patented Cures and Local Advertisements
A bevy of old notices include Druggist G Cailloastre praising Dr King s New Discovery for grippe and life saving power, a free Tombstone Drag Store display, Prices Cream Baking Powder, and a North Pals medal claim. County school enrollment figures show 3554 pupils with 44 colored. 1967 census projects 4016 students. Jake Teebridge arrives with six hotels for a stage line. Horses and equines are shown as fine specimens, while New Mexico cattlemen lament wolves destroying calves, threatening profits.
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G. Cailloastre
Beaver Aville
Alaska Letter Recounts Gold Rush Tales and Hardship
A Prescott reader shares a long Alaska letter describing a mild climate, sparse ice, and gold beach mining with coins found daily along Tulare farm areas. Writers note rough sea, blue black sands, and some profits while many risk a return to civilization. Henry Fry reports Dos Cabezas work and El Paso ore shipment.
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Prescott
Tulare Farme
Californisa
Henry Fry
Dos Cabezas
G. H. Fitte
W. A. Harwood
el Paso
Beginning Again with Pure Tea Offerings
The text promotes Schilling's Best pure tea with a money-back guarantee. It advertises Schilling & Company products including flavoring extracts and notes U. S. Government Reports involvement.
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Schilling
Goffen Aime
Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Rowe Declares Candidacy For Congress In Prescott
A Rowe of Yavapai announces his bid for congressional delegate through the Yavapai county Democratic convention and territorial convention endorsements. He emphasizes mining and labor interests and hopes not to harm the party, noting support for fellow mining candidates if entered.
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Prescott
W. A. Rowe
Yavapais, County
Congress
Capital
Inbur
Row
Aepliante
Samuel S. Pollock
Briceland
Cal
Chamberlain
Ito
Not Polite to say the least about Japan teas in US markets
The article denounces many Japan teas sold in the United States as colored and adulterated and claims they are unhealthy and lack genuine tea pleasure. It promotes Schilling's Best as a pure fine tea with a money back guarantee, and extends the offer to Schilling's Best coffee soda spices and fever products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Schilling
Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Heavy Rain Hit Phenix with Four Thousand Dollar Loss
An inch and a half of rain fell in hours at Phenix on Thursday, the heaviest in years, causing about $4,000 in damage to mercantile stocks from leaking roofs. Flooding impacted Salt River and nearby cattle ranches as streams rose beyond seasonal norms. A large cigar planter fell from the ceiling of Colin's cigar store. show cases were damaged in the incident.
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Phenix
Salt River
Foode
Colin
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