Highway work and county news from Tombstone area
The Tombstone area reports repair work on Tombstone-Fairbank road and cleanup on Trappman hill. Autos head to the country for day trips while Attorney J T Kingsbury travels to Fort Worth Waco and Austin. County officials arrange $500000 Cochise Highway bonds and hear two suspended sentence cases in court.
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J.T. Kingsbury
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Texas
France
Mr. Kingsbury
Board of
A.C. Karger
John Rock
H. S Ross
Bisbee
Cochise
Laine
Phelps Dodge
Visitors and court news from Bisbee and Benson
Tuesday notes from Tombstone report visits by W F Kuchenbecker and family in Bisbee and others from Bisbee and Fairbank. Major action includes Arizona advisory board plans, a vigilante hearing on adultery, and petitions to curb federal land leases. John Walker and wife travel through Osborn to Tucson for depositions in Haviland vs Smith.
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Arizona
Justice of the Peace
Hughes
Superior Court
E Kerr
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Gertrude €. Lake
Tucson
John W. Walker
Osborn
Walker
Haviland Vs. Smith
Tombstone Red Cross Auxiliary Meets For Election
Wednesday notes report Tombstone Auxiliary of the American Red Cross holding its annual meeting Monday at 7 pm in Red Cross Rooms to elect officers and conduct other business. Also updates cover Abbie Holland visiting Bisbee and county treasurer Ross returning from Bisbee and Douglas on official business. Road repairs on Tombstone-Fairbank-Denson line are described as temporary, while increasing Overland traffic through Tombstone is noted with citations of routes and local commentary.
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Tombstone
American Red Cross
Tombstone Auxiliary of the American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mise Abbie Holland
Bisbee
Ross
Touglas
TOM WHITEHEAD DIES IN BISBEE
Thomas Whitehead, about 70, a pioneer of Arizona, died in Bisbee after poor health. A Missouri native who came to Arizona 50 years ago, he built up the state and worked in restaurants and mining. He lived on a stock ranch in Sulphur Springs valley and was married to Miss Brown of Douglas. no children. He is survived by a San Francisco brother and several nephews. Charles Whitehead, once his helper, now at Camp Funston, Kansas.
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Bisbee
Thomas Whitehead
Arizona
Puneral
Mr Whitehead
Missouri
Sulphur Springs
Miss Brown
Douglas
San Francisco
Charles Whitehead
Camp Funston
Kansas
C. Ryan
County Highway Commission
Ray Ryan
Fiest
Cochise County
France
Tom Cowan
Bisbee youths head to El Paso for navy exam
Joyce Ralph son of Al Ralph and his wife left for El Paso to take the entrance exam for the U S navy as a radio electrician. He recently graduated from Bisbee High School and has lived in Cochise county since childhood.
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Joyce Ralph
al Ralph
el Paso
United States Navy
Immigrant Inspector Milton Transferred to Indian Cowsls
Jeff Milton long time immigration inspector at Fairbank left for Indian Cowsls on the far side of Tucson where he has been transferred to continue the same duties about 20 miles from the line Cochise friends regret his departure after two decades here Springer from Bisbee en route to Tombstone may resettle there Frank Thomas ex police judge of Bisbee subpoenaed as witness in Briscoe will case N G Aston Fort Huachuca released to join navy Deputy Sheriff Cross from Douglas with prisoners eyeing sheriff bid continues countywide campaigning
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Isbee Ore
Court House
Bert Pletcher
Camp Dix
N. J
France
Fairbank
Steree
Avenue
National Army
Navy
el Paso
Tierce
Douglas
Mexic
Calumet & Sonora
Jeff Milton
Indian Cowsls
Tucson
Frank Thomas
Bisbee
Coun
Briscoe
Thomas
Sam Briscoe
N. G. Aston
Fort Huachuca
Williamson
Chas. Cross
Cross
Arizona wheat crop may be above average
Arizona wheat prospects show 80 percent of normal by June 1 with an estimated 942000 bushels, led by strong Maricopa and Yuma counties and weaker yields elsewhere due to water shortages and insect damage. Oats and barley outputs also forecast, with hay around 2700000 tons if conditions hold, while peach and apple crops vary and cantaloupe remains solid.
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Phoenix
Arizona
L. M. Harris
Bureau of Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Maricopa
Yuma
Harrison
Sear
Old Time Cattleman Back in the Livewire Buying
W A Fiege of Dragoon, famed Livewire cattle buyer, resumes large scale cattle purchases across the Southwest. He has spent years away from active buying, now returning in a big Cadillac Eight to assemble thousands of head for shipment, with plans for a strong market next spring and fall.
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Tucson
Ake. W. A. Fiege
Dragoon
Dragoons
Cadillac
Condition on range better Phoenix
Kenneth A Mesker reports for the Phoenix weather bureau on the week ending June 17. Showery season begins with broken growth in northern and western mountains while eastern and southern counties see light scattered rain not enough to replenish water or revive vegetation. Livestock losses ease in Yavapai Mohave and Coconino. drought persists in southeastern Arizona and adjacent New Mexico. Alfalfa cutting proceeds. crops progress well with local shipments of cantaloupes and watermelons underway and wheat threshing continuing. Northern counties benefit crops with rains. southeastern dry-farming districts prep land for beans and late forage crops.
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Yavapai
Mohave
Coconino
Arizona
New Mexico
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