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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1922
Page
4
Patched OCR notes a water intake incident near Tombstone affecting the town’s main line. Mentions travel to Oakland and Phoenix area visits, with several local officials and residents cited in assorted town notices and social items.
From Nogales to Tombstone and Douglas, multiple items appear. Attorney Hoditabiasot visits Tombstone for business while a Phoenix Supreme Court action and deputy travels to Galveston after a string of bad checks. Civil case awards $4023.20 to the plaintiff amid busy district proceedings.
Local report notes Warren resident’s husband applies for release after a six week absence. The piece mentions attorney involvement, a planned hearing at Gleeson Tasos Coean, and recent town presence by the couple. Additional fragments reference nearby activity and a temporary caretaking arrangement in the interim.
A jumble of names and places shows a Tombstone scene with W. A. Foster HL Gardner CE Adams and local figures in sales and campaigns. The report mentions a Republican Tombstone meeting and campaign activity across small towns including Tucson and Douglas with residents traveling for events.
A fragmented report discusses county officials pressing for maintenance funding to absorb a state highway system stretch. It cites efforts by Benson streets supporters, mentions negotiating with Fairroad Officials, and lists prior spending on road construction and maintenance including figures for September and October 1921. The piece attributes gains to local advocates and notes financial figures tied to road upkeep.
A bubbly invitation notes the jolliest crowd ever will join a real Fourth of July dance event. Local organizers promise festive music, fireworks, and community celebration for residents and visitors.
The readable fragments reference names and places but lack coherent details. It mentions Heaton Curiae Leics Harts and various garbled terms, with numbers and currency symbols appearing amid broken phrases. No clear event, date, or action is discernible.
fragmentary text indicates an Edina institution or person named Teeta involved in a denial or erection topic. Unclear details hinder precise summary.
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