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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1918
Page
7
A British official photo shows soldiers using a overturned concrete tank as a cozy shelter on the fighting lines. Tom Miles and companions rest inside the huge cylinder, a striking contrast to typical billets. The scene evokes the "old woman who lived in a shoe" image with an immense family nearby.
Early Britain used coal in various eras with household use by Anglo-Saxons around 52 A D and known in the thirteenth century. A 12th or 13th century charter by Henry II mentions Newcastle on Tyne coal mines. Coal mining from Newcastle intensified after 1760.
The report aggregates mining and oil activity across states such as Arizona Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming. It notes revived Prescott Peck silver mines near Verde Valley, tungsten from Williams mines, rising copper and lead outputs, new oil rigs near Pueblo, state oil and mineral prospects, and government contracts. Output figures for copper lead silver and gold are listed for several months and mines in multiple districts.
A collage of buying and selling prices for upland fele corns, Timothy hay, corn chop, gluten feed and bran. It lists per ton figures for several regions including Prairie Colo ands, Gunnison Valley, Booth Park, and Penner Zion Altaita with mixed high and low bids. Additional entries cover livestock like turkeys ducks geese and hides, alongside copper and other metal market figures from New York and Chicago price boards reflecting diverse commodity activity.
Arizona charter defeat by 441 votes. Of 95,000 men called March 29, 148 to be furnished. Mrs Mary E Brown appointed perimistreus at Parker. Florence thrift day netted 1890 from 1400 residents. Yee Wan Phoenix applies to enlist. Post office established at Rowood with P H Holcomb postmaster. Many Arizona boys go to Fort Al Jey Kans for training. Cochise Graham Cattle Growers meet at Wilcox. Gleason voters authorize $6000 bonds for new boor building. War garden help offered to Globe Miami residents. Governor Hunt recalls knitting socks for Arizona soldiers. Pension grants to Anna A Porter and John Widsom. Ben Olney bound over in Miami killing case. Miami incorporation order issued by Gila county supervisors. Mines Bureau asked to sample light volcanic rocks. Prescott schools sell War Savings Stamps totaling 1471. Camp Fauston mess halls adopt clean plate policy. Tempe cotton ginners expect increased crop. existing facilities insufficient. Since March 1 ban on nonperishables from Sonora via Nogales. Bootlegger Will Hellman sentenced to two years county jail and $390 fine. Spoon pleads guilty to liquor law violations, seventy-four days jail. Governor Hunt calls special legislative session to discuss soldiers' enfranchisement. Potash discovery near Jerome cited for war mineral importance. Two American flags for Arizona regiments in army service gifted by Arizona Society S A R. Inspiration Copper Company directors elect C F Kelley to board. Inspiration Company plant operations at 80 percent capacity. more sections to start as workers found. Slayers of Graham county officers captured near Hachita NM and jailed. Tom and John Powers and Tom Sisson implicated.
A fragmented column urges women to write to BL Pinkham Medical Co for guidance on avoiding surgery. It cites many years of experience offering support and solutions, presenting a service focused on informed self care and consultation.
A sharp exchange reveals motive as a man marries a dressmaker for her wealth. He notes she sewed all of his late wife’s gowns, implying financial leverage and strategic pairing.
A vintage ad-style passage touts a lemon based skin lotion made by mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint. It claims to brighten blemishes, freckles, and tan, soften and smooth skin, and keep for months with proper straining.
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