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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
2
A collage of editorial jests and social observations cites topics from wallpaper protests at Matteawan Evelyn Thaw and wall decor to coinage mottos In Good We Trust and public warnings about law and order Racey notes mention Judge Hargis Kentucky and a range of figures like Watterson Foraker and Winston Churchill reflecting a bygone era in tone and content
A nature story notes a plan in Vancouver saved two people when one man used his hand to deter a bear, highlighting quick thinking against wildlife peril.
Author Owen Wister lost his bid for alderman in the Philadelphia city election. The critic notes he understands fiction but struggles with factual detail.
The voyage of the big bet shows it operates as a precise mechanism. An exhibit like this stands as its own testimony to effectiveness and reliability.
A damaged 19th century notice details a pan secret medical composition marketed as a remedy. It warns against unknown components and suggests lauded effects for stomach weakness and appetite. The text lists substitutes and cautions, claiming to restore health with herbal extracts and tonics.
A fragmented review shows Cucron certainties with Acarnation farm and Rose Ganten amid floral plans on 150 acres in Yuma County. Reports touch on court commission in Pima County, a concentrator project near Toeson, and a planned Mees Eastern Sunday excursion. Phoenix prepares for railway services, livestock and water system debates, and a county tax chamber dinner. The piece mentions a flood of local campaigns, a big camp development, and various civic activities shaping the territory’s near future.
Barring unforeseen events, the one and a half million dollar treasure off the Pacific coast will be reopened early next year. Preparations for the excavation are already underway as crowds seek news and speculation grows about recovered riches.
The board discussed Warren Ranch program legality and road changes near Ailauis. A hospital project near Douglas was proposed with a $3000 cost share. $2799 estimated for well and building. a deputy was assigned for pile erection. Various petitions and county issues were reviewed with multiple notices and financial arrangements considered.
County Superintendent IAL rockfellow roraud Munley leads a inspection tour through Sulphur Springs and San Simon valleys. He notes rapid homesteading, rising land take, and new settlements as Texas expands, with school attendance at Sulphur Springs steady and valley homesteaders foreseen to reshape Cochise region dynamics.
H C Baldwin, a Southern gentleman now in Flor nix, faces arrest threat for resisting compulsory education rules. He insists the law wrongly allows Mexicans and degrees to enter the schools and will test the law’s conditionality on compulsory education.
Wednesday's Daily reports election details across county school districts and notes Beisan troop movements from Kentucky and the coast to the Philippines. It mentions Jose de Bighen Met dune at the shed houses, insurance recovery actions against Liverpaed Letton, and Chas Gries visiting from his mines in the Huachur mountains. Also notes a marriage in Flinn and the tempo of a local incorporated board with capital of 500 dollars.
A new telephone line in Cochise County will connect Willeos to Bor Calves and link with the Neal Ene line from los Caberas to Star and other ranches. It ties to Adams and Tourstone exchanges, expanding access toward the northern county and bringing Winnipeg into service soon. The project aims to connect most places in the county by phone within ten days.
The notice lists upcoming nuptials including Gustindd- D.E. Griffin to wed Lona Gratam of Bisbee, Tom Turner Bb. Shon Patrick Melirath to wed Ide Patterson of Lowell, Michael Fondy of Bisbee to wed Elizded California, and Virtleville towed 20 Diugtaw.
Warning notice reads that the Leadville Mining Company will not be responsible for any work done or injuries sustained on listed lode mining claims in the Tarquel district Covhise county Arizona. Dated Pearce Arizona July 22 with first publication July 25 1907 and signed Hy Wa Homes President.
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