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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1895
Page
3
The Immigration Commission of Tombstone Arizona invites public suggestions for naming various industries and Gyppurtiaities, aiming to publish a pamphlet and spread it nationwide. The commissioner welcomes ideas to ensure no item is overlooked.
Friday reporters detail city visits by officials and locals, including Customs Director Frank Mare and Mayor Harrington. Mentions of travelers from California, business prospects in a new town, weather impacts, and a Decoration Day observance by Grand Army veterans with half-mast flags and community sentiment in favor of celebration.
Cochise County offers premier climate on the Pacific Coast, ideal health prospects, and vast lands offered for settlement. With rail lines nearby, abundant artesian water, and three valleys, the region promises growth for families and workers. Tombstone’s foundation invites immigration and farming through the Toondaatton Commission.
The readable text discusses eating habits and intelligence, citing a quote about ignorance of the Earth stomach and a brief line about what a person eats. It includes scattered phrases about eaters, desire, and admonitions, with distorted attributions. The passage references a few names and terms but remains largely unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment references a 167 year in Philadelphia built by a nun named Peter Ramitn and mentions Missouri cattle feeds and a proverb about drawing paper upward. The text is incoherent, with scattered names and phrases.
A fragmented item notes European writers and a Tombstone social dance by the Protection Hose Co at Mining Exchange hall. It highlights intellectual debates, a German philologist, and a grand social event with Huachuca band music, elegant decor, and fire dept uniforms amid local civic pride.
A damaged OCR page advertises a free catalogue with cash terms for fabrics including straw hats, lace, and cloth in multiple colors and widths. It also notes cattle brand ads and a subscription offer for a weekly paper with one-inch brand space, listing numerous ranch brands and owners in Sacramento and nearby areas.
The recorder's office in Black Diamond lists filings in Warren district by J W Lindsey and N J Bacastle. The fragment notes one or more notices or records entered today.
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