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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1919
Page
4
Cochise County’s oldest newspaper notes a year and a half as a single-copy substone Mass matter of the second class, reflecting archival status and publication history.
Controversy over a long El Paso to Phoenix road race widens as press and interest groups question its value. Advocates stress advertising and tourism potential, while critics warn about motives and impact on other routes. The Borderland route plans to connect El Paso to Tucson and beyond to attract year round motorist travel.
A midcentury column outlines that the best wives come from moderate means and strong home training. It argues daughters of good mothers who run households gain the practical skills needed for family life, while wealthier girls lack such upbringing.
In a convoluted report, farmers and employers clash over representation as delegates argue over seating and influence at the conference. The dispute centers on a small group pressing to be acknowledged by the government and mediated, with tensions rising among factions and affect on ongoing talks.
A North Dakota bank with 50 000 capital and 10 000 surplus, tied to Non Partisan League, was seized by state authorities though ruled not insolvent. Liabilities near 1.6 million, with 750 000 owed by the league activities, prompting concerns over political influence in finance and credit stability.
The article outlines conditions for disposal of public lands in Arizona including permit extensions, required surveys, and patent processes. It details deposit requirements per acre, surveying responsibilities, and timelines for posting notices, with exceptions for reservations and specific mineral reserves, plus related legal language.
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