Anthropologist Mrs Trask Visits Cochise Stronghold Ruins
Mrs Trask an anthropologist and student of ancient life in America spent weeks at Cochise Stronghold researching early southwest peoples. She visited the Old Apache village, noted building foundations, a large irrigation dam, and plans further study at San Xavier mission and in Sonora among northern Indians.
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Mre
HJ Trak
Anl
America
Cochise
The
Coores
Southwest
American Academy of Science
San Francisco
Mra
Trask
Antes
Rakoe
Strongheld Peehietore
Tucson
San Xavier Mission
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Concluding Services
Congregational Sunday School at 19. m with Rev H Reeves preaching at 11 4.m on Out Burden Bearer and an evening talk on Samuel a Character Study. Summer C E and services after10 juitt. All invited to attend along with Epworth League and Catholic services led by Rev W Mecuce and others.
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We Caravagin
W. Ajmecuce
Asestact
Hall's Catarrh Cure Testimonials Note
We the undersigned have known Oberney for 15 years and find him honorable in all business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials sent free. Price 15 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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F J. Curser & Co
Toledo
Obeney
Waspera
Keynas & Manor
Hall
Chronic Constipation Cure Ad Claims Bold Guarantee
An bold advertisement claims a generic cure for constipation with a guarantee. It promotes Cascares Can and Gen fe tablets stamped CCC and warns against bulk sales, referencing a supposed history of recent improvements in constipation treatment. The item reads as an unverified medical remedy promotion.
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C.C.C
Trachoma Barred At Arizona Border
A Mexican woman and her two children were turned back at Douglas on Monday after a special board of inquiry ruled they were a public health risk. The notice accompanies an old health advisory and a line promoting Chamberlain's Liniment with a sprain injury tip.
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Douglas
Kohlberg brothers sue for debt and attachments details
Filed actions against Kohlberg brothers and George Roberts for debt and attachment by Houck and Dieter company and related parties. Decree sets apart property in Warten and includes personal property to wife and minor child.
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Mr. O Kohlberg
Kohlberg
Jacob C Switzer
Bomerteld
Warten
The Arizona Cook Book published for Williams library
The public spirited people of northern Arizona have issued The Arizona Cook Book containing 459 pages of recipes and plans. The aim is to raise funds for a public library in Williams by selling the literary work to readers and cooks.
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Arizona
Williams
Governor Sloan to Deliver Fourth of July Oration in Bisbee
Governor Richard E. Siona accepted Bisbee's invitation to speak on July 4 as part of the town's Independence Day events. The address will mark Bisbee's celebration of the nation’s natal day with the governor delivering the oration in the afternoon.
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Richad E. Siona
Bisber
Bisbee
Yaqui Uprising Fears Rise Over Land Rights Claims
Reports from an expedition ship from Mexico say several hundred armed Yaqui Indians move in the Yaqui river delta and demand the restitution of their lands. Fears mount of another Yaqui War as tribesmen may desert the regular army to join their people if demands are not met.
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Yaqui
Iran
Mexico
Regeular
Prominent Attorney Visits County Seat on Legal Business
Alexander Marray a noted attorney from Bistes visits the county seat today for legal business. He is active in local politics, having campaigned for Democracy in this county and is expected to be heard from in Ariane's first statehood election.
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Alexander, Marray
Atorney of
Bistes
Marray
Burial Grounds Forbidden Within Five Miles of City
After protests from ranchers east of Phoenix the Maricopa board orders exhumation of a recently buried body and bans further use of the graveyard tract half a mile east of Timite. The board decrees no burials within five miles of Phoenix city line in the future.
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Phoenix
Timite
Maricops Board of
super= viore
Ae Nuch
Phoenis City
Tobacco cure hints from a faded old note
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions tobacco curing ideas and a terse reference to “Sere mee ser reer ome” with unclear meaning. Named entities or concrete facts are minimal, leaving only a vague reminder about curing tobacco.
Arizona Farm Progress Many Gains Made
Arizona Farm Progress reports substantial progress with crop yields and livestock efficiency. The piece highlights improved irrigation, pest management, and soil health. It notes increased adoption of conservation practices among growers and stronger market prices aiding farmers statewide.
Arizona Farm Growth and Population Shifts Highlight Hooded State Progress
In the past decade Arizona’s farm land rose 39 percent to 242,000 acres with 249,000 improved. Farm numbers rose to 5,973 including 1,667 white, 2,105 Black and other groups. Mortgage-free farms reached 760. absentee owners declined as tenant and manager roles fell. Local notices recount civic moves and personnel updates including residents traveling, relocating, or purchasing businesses.
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Arizona
Suis
Artinos
Arizona News of Interest Summary of Local Tragedies and Trials
A roundup of Arizona events reports a Flagstaff death of sheepman Thos Sayer, a cyanide plant installation at Congress, and a fatal railway accident at Jerome Junction where brakeman Frank Nail was killed. Local construction layoffs at Maine, Parker election legality, and a car accident near Williams are noted along with robberies in Prescott and a dog mortality count. Sheriff actions include Flores’s capture for stabbing at Seligman and a hillside shooting incident near Forepaugh. Additional items cover a missing child near Groom Creek, a brutal beating case in Prescott, a shot victim dying in Ash Fork, and preliminary hearings for Otero and Lopez with Ledesma dying from Ash Fork wounds.
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Gret
United Verde & Pacific Railway
Jerome Junction
Frank Nail
Arizona hearing on express rates in Arizona
The Arizona Railway Commission seeks a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Phoenix on June 30, with Examiner Biehmer presiding. The action, filed by the territorial railway commission on behalf of all Arizona points, aims to extend a 49 percent rate reduction won by the Maricopa County Commercial Club to the entire territory.
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Arizona
Arizona Railway Commission
Welle-Fargo Express Company
Phoenix
Washington
Biehmer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Territorial Railway Commission
Arizon
Mari
Jeeps County Commercial Club
Weiss-Fargo
Railway Commission
Tombstoner Survives Mine Fall with Serious Knee Injury
Around 10 in the morning Barney Andrino had a major accident at the Toughnut mine, falling 80 feet and striking timber. He sustained severe knee damage possibly requiring amputation, with multiple contusions and abrasions. an X ray and delicate operation are planned, as Dr. Hughart provides care. Tombstone friends hope for a full recovery.
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Barney Andrino
Toughnut
Andrino
Itie
Hughart
Tombstone
Barney
Fibre plant from Africa aims at Arizone industry boom
Biochemist A E Vinson of the Arisone Agricultural Experiment Station returns from six months in France and Africa with several forms of plant life. He highlights a hybrid fibre plant resembling the Mexican fibre, developed by government botanist Algiero Dr Trabut, claiming frost resistance and potential for cultivation in colder climates.
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de. A E Vinson
Arisone
Ste- Hon
France
Africa
Mexico
St Algiero
Trabut
Psiae
Elsime
Sees Shee A Pogltig An Sss Siew Deecerots
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an unnamed person or event with garbled words. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations emerge. Summary constrained by readable facts only.
Supreme Court ruling on Oklahoma capital move
The U S Supreme Court ruled the removal of Oklahoma Territory’s capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City constitutional. The decision, noting Phoenix would have capital status until 1925 in Arizona’s admission act, could influence debates on Tucson becoming Arizona’s capital.
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Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Oklahomi
Guthrie
Ollehone City
Eppest
Oklahoma Territory
Etetes
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Act of Congress
Arizons
Ae Acetate
Phoenix
Tucson
Cnion
Supreme Report
Okishorus
Do You Know Croup Can Be Prevented With Remedy
The note claims croup can be prevented by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of boaree or croupy cough. It asserts it will prevent an attack and calls it a certain cure that has never failed, sold sidlesiers.
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Chamberlain
Arizona Cattle Ranch Sold for 320000 to Kansas City Buyer
The Double Circle Ranch known as the Joe Hampton ranch in Northern Greenlee county sold to Dram Commercial of Kansas City for 320000. The transfer accompanies a listing offering a No 4 Smith Premier typewriter for sale.
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Double Circle
Joe Hampton
Greenlee County
Dram Commercial Company of
Kansas City
Roosevelt Quote On Constitutional Fight Sparks Debate
The quotation attributed to Theodore Roosevelt highlights a call to action within constitutional bounds. It frames a stance that demands engagement and advocacy, suggesting persistence in pursuing constitutional principles.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Charles W. Hicks
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Congress
Torrea
Prescott
Maine
Coconino County
Smith Construction Company
Campbell
Parker
Tade Carrow
Dent
Ed Carl von
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Sherif Smith
Manuel Flores
Seligman
Hillside
Forepaugh
Young
Catrich
Yoma
Groom Creek
Clarence Majors
Clarence Maxwell
Nelvep Ander
Jurtin McLane
Prescot
Fernando Otero
Max Lopes
Prescott Noodle Restaurant
Chineman
Lopex
Otero
Francisco Ledesma
Ash Fork
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Smith
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Winze
Pinesaive
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