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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1918
Page
6
A concise chronicle of global happenings with summaries of notable incidents and developments across nations, briefing readers on political shifts, conflicts, economic news, and cultural highlights from recent weeks.
British and German movements dominate reports from the war front. German air raids on Nav CY cause casualties while British merchant ships face mines and submarines. Bolshevik claims of soldiers refusing attack and Turkish forces in Trebizond add to a wide set of war updates from Europe and Asia.
Arizona reports wide wartime and civic items. Cattle Growers meet isported. a Washington's birthday parade. ore shipments from Puede Group. highway work between Nogales and Tucson. deaths of A Turner and Capt. Zintwerman. calls to withdraw troops from Globe Mian and Hay. Maricopa to vote 260000 bond for roads. rich ore at Home Pastime mine Mineral Park. Red Cross outfits for overseas servicemen. long staple cotton planting plans. Yaeger Cahun property sale price. destruction of ballots in governor contest. war savings certificates sales exceed 30000. Hayden proposes opening coal lands. bloodhounds track Powers gang. New Cornelia Copper outputs 1917. Colter elected VP of Pioneers' Historical Society. court grants release in Bates case. Jerome potash discovery noted. Dunbar school tribute in Tucson. Jed Eastern gold output 1917. Miami disincorporation case reversed. Powers/Sisson fugitive hunt near Turkey Creek. Apache trailer trail activity reported. Nogales Cattle Growers elect officers. Phoenix to host next year’s meeting.
A historical notice stresses cleanliness at milking to prevent milk contamination. It urges dairymen to keep clean barns, groomed cows, and sanitized milking practices. It warns against odors and dust and recommends washed udders, dry hands, rapid milking, immediate transfer to the milk house, and accessible soap and towels. It also covers carcass disposal by arsenic treatment and safe burning or burial.
A debate centers on whether Gisrase should be allowed to handle or enter certain communicable contexts, raising questions about safety, oversight, and eligibility. Officials weigh risks, guidelines, and potential exemptions amid ongoing discussions.
The text urges readying pig pens for spring war utters, stressing direct floor sunlight, ample fresh air, and outdoor exercise. It asserts dryness, warmth, airiness, and freedom from drafts as primary, with six essential building requirements to be maintained at all times.
Guidance notes avoid proximity of breeding places to cow stables. Connect via feed room only if blocked by a tight door to curb silage odors. After feeding, air the stable thoroughly before the next milking period. An ideal site for a barnyard fo
Western Newspaper Union reports on metal market values for lead copper and silver, Colorado's sixty years of mineral production totaling about two billion dollars, and a table tracing gold production since Russell Gulch discovery. It notes tungsten and molybdenum activity in Colorado, Beacons Hill ore results, Butte and Superior profits, copper export records, and new ore developments in New Mexico including Mogollon and Roy developments with crews upgrading hoists and infrastructure.
Bethlehem Oil and Gas has leased about 6000 acres in Albany county while drilling continues on Shiloh Oil and Refining’s well in section 1641-81 Tisdale. Several rigs have been set up at the Lest Creek field and nearby areas west of Lest Soldier in Sweetwater county.
A column extols American women and girls for taking up work in wartime, contrasts with Britain and France, praises their hard work, and urges respect for mothers wives and sisters. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and includes notes on health and vitality for women, plus brief adv notes and lighthearted brainteasers.
A whimsical Variety item notes a bride described as a peach and contrasts with a lemon, calling it a humorous remark on an unlikely match. The blurb suggests playful banter about couples and fate, capturing a lighthearted social moment.
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