Tombstone Prospector Editor C Bagg and Proprietor
The Tombstone Prospector presents its publisher C Bagg as editor and proprietor. Weekly carrier delivery costs five cents per day or twenty five cents per week.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1892
Page
2
The Tombstone Prospector presents its publisher C Bagg as editor and proprietor. Weekly carrier delivery costs five cents per day or twenty five cents per week.
City and County official paper notes Hu of New York push for silver in speeches in the South. It hails his stance on the people's money, praising low 5 percent funding bonds and California bonds at high demand, while discussing party organization and a Teachers Institute report on mutual protection and qualifications for teachers.
A Newark New Jersey Methodist parsonage testimonial from Rev Mike Newark praises Boschee's German Syrup as a reliable remedy for colds and hoarseness. The writer claims fourteen years of favorable results and notes casual use for related throat issues. Printed in a dated, promotional style with a local manufacturer claim.
Katie Smith, nine, suffered severe arm injuries after an alleged incident and is placed in the Children's Home Society. Chicago business leaders fund a thorough education for her, with Edward F. Lawrence managing donations at First National Bank. Rev. M. V. B. Van Arstale oversees the Home Society at 250 La Salle Street, Chicago.
Hon L Polk president of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union is profiled. Born in North Carolina in 1837 he worked on farms from youth and served in the Confederate army. He later led agricultural bodies, published the Progressive Farmer, and helped form hundreds of farmer clubs that joined the alliance.
An Indian councilor Washetaka from the Kaw tribe visited Arkansas City and got drunk. Kaw law says a drunk council member must be expelled and replaced. As he sobered, he planned to dodge disgrace by bringing a two-gallon jug of whisky to a council meeting, filling the lodge with attendees.
A sales pitch from Emrink Waren Co of New York offering 14 karat gold filled watches with a 20 year warranty and a hunting case watch at 28 dollars for agents. It cites Heath Spring South Carolina and a Lancaster comparison where jeweler prices around 45 dollars. The message calls for one reliable agent per location and invites inquiries.
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