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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1894
Page
1
A fragment notes a large bushel basket discovery in Idaho and hints at a youthful graduation surge. The rest reads like partial obscurities about newspaper operation and claimed originality, leaving readers unsure of full context or outcome.
In a rare occurrence the territory records a low temperature event with cool nights. The report notes travelers avoid leaving valuables in cars and mentions the bowl as part of local lore.
A fragment argues to employ convict labor by establishing an experimental agricultural station at Yuma to develop land and create work in the territory. If enacted it could bring substantial benefits by providing jobs and productive use of inmate labor.
Fragmented OCR text hints at national parties maneuvering over financial policy and silver questions, aiming to influence the public creed and national monetary stance amid external pressures. The vague passage implies debates about monetary control and economic influence from distant centers.
In a fragmented review of metallurgical balance the text describes a historical motif where gold and silver currencies regulate each other's value. It recounts how depreciation in gold triggers silver to act as counterpoise, restoring parity and stable exchange rates between the metals.
Fragmented notice describes a California Fig Syrup product and a broad call for fuel forage and straw proposals. It lists locations Denver Colorado and various military posts, with a time window around July 2 and a bid process for fuel and forge supplies. The fragmentary text mentions payment terms and marking requirements for submitted bids.
A public notice announces action regarding waters in Coe Artes by the authority of Scania Lateeffe. It lists dates, deadlines, and the process for public comment and potential hearings, naming the official overseeing the matter and the involved regions.
An old time advertising blurb touts Speap of Figs as a free from objection cure for liver and bowels. It claims wide recognition by the medical profession and promotes Syrup of Figs sold in $1 bottles by California Fig Gandy with no substitutes urged.
A garbled report describes odd animal facts with references to a softer hind part and sharper ingredients for healing potions. It notes enormous sizes and weights, including jaws and long bones, and mentions a mammoth find in a western region.
An old well tried remedy praised for soothing teething pain, calming the gums, easing wind colic, and acting as a general stomach aid. Marketed as pleasant tasting and sold worldwide by druggists, it is described as invaluable and best for diminutive children. Beware mention of varied imitations and insistence on genuine bottles.
A jumble of telegraphic items reports weather disasters with heavy rain and tsunamis, strikes and labor tensions in coal regions, political turmoil in Central America, a ship bringing navy orders, and a bank closure notice. The wires also mention wrecks, casualties, and social unrest with brief, non-graphic notes.
Fragmentary OCR shows a midwestern drug store ad claiming Dr King’s New Cure helps coughs and fevers. It mentions Kies Janction and a Thuptis church, with Kis Janction, Le Grope, and Farble parcavsil la. The ad references a Tomberens Drug Store and a price of one dollar.
Scraps of mythology describe rituals and beliefs involving brides, prayers during life transitions, death demons, and offerings. It notes 3,000,000 Hindu deities, wartime widows, and temples to numerous gods in Athens, with scattered references to various gods and ritual acts.
A fragment describes avoidant pastures, funds to allow manure to accumulate under caves and fertilize roadside streams, and expenses for extra feed. It notes costs to keep cattle and horses loose in the yard and to maintain cows through winter and summer to recover condition.
A fragmented note references Vovaris IA Mia and Jan Fey with mention of education by Simone Liver Regivier. It notes five or six of Ue sUsriane and a winelem designation, then a date-like inquiry about taking dey on. The text is garbled and unclear.
E H Johnson of C J Knutwoo & Co in Kingston Minnesota reports his wife bedridden before using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After starting regular use she improved enough to get up and resume lighter work. A 50 cent bottle is sold at Brown's.
In the First Judicial District of Arizona Territory Cochise County a foreclosure suit is filed by a plaintiff against defendants Ernest Brook Triste Ernest J Villers and Henry Algee. The defendants must appear within the stated two days plus service time or face a default judgment. The case seeks to foreclose a lien and recover damages with a request for foreclosure and sale of property. Clerk Emanuel, under authority of the district court, issues the notice with the court seal and date of filing.
Notice to debtors. The Mayor and City Council of the City of Tombstone will sit at a designated board on Monday May 21 between 10 p.m. and continuing daily until all work before them is finished. Clerk B. Tanasts and Mayor Geo Frets issue the notice.
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