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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
3
The article notes a dance at Minet Exchange Hall tonight with Mayor Barnet heading to Lorl Rogelve on a brief trip. It mentions a baseball clan dance at the same hall and a public school entertainment at Schifflin Hall on Thursday evening.
Statistics from the Insurance Press show Arizona life insurance paid 275558 dollars in 1901. Phoenix policy holders received 7173 dollars of the total, with the largest payout to the estate of John Archer of Phoenix. Premium receipts in Arizona topped 350000 dollars across four licensed companies, signaling resilience in the industry.
The report mentions expansion at Tombstone area mines with tanks added to a leaching plant near Seford and machinery arriving for Tombstone Con Co. at Fairbank. It also notes local officials touring Bisbee, a mixed not to peddle tickets in Toccoa, a baseball club fundraiser, school-teacher Mrs. Davie visiting, the 100-turn concentrator at Washington Camp starting, and cautions about tides and travels in summer.
The article notes a forthcoming Kansas City event featuring wild west acts including roping and bucking broncos with an emphasis on Arizona participants. It mentions one claimed entrant from Phoenix named Slim Johnson, about two feet three inches tall, with little verifiable info. Also referenced are broader mining investments in Mexico and a scope of Southern Pacific management changes affecting dining services across multiple western states.
Fragmentary OCR note references Parbacomart and Valle gene 8500 FR with mentions of arrests and payments. Mentions BF SNEED and Mesas Nas o A. Details are garbled with unreadable segments and no clear event.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hogs and draggtecaretons with unclear phrasing. No identifiable persons places organizations or dates emerge to anchor a factual summary.
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