TO FORT Humeven Visitors In Tombstone
Weekday and weekend notes from Tombstone and vicinity list visits by Senator C. M. Roberts and George Henshaw, arrival of Sheriff W. H. L. and daughter from Flagstaff, and reports of Red Cross activity curbed due to influenza. Also mentions sheriff-elect Jimmie McDonald’s plans, local court and tax matters, and several small business and social updates.
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George Henshaw
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Red Cross
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M.A. Ivey
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Jimmie McDonald
Cochise County
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Benson
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McGregor
Yuma
Viva Willman
Depuy Sherif
George Kel
Cattle Conditions In New Mexico State Reported Steady
Phoenix November bulletin by meteorologist RQ Grant notes seven days ending November 11 show generally favorable conditions for the cattle industry across the state. Pasture outlook improved in northern Arizona with shifting markets from Springerville and Flagstaff areas to California and Montana. Statewide pasture condition listed at 65 percent normal, with county figures ranging from 38 to 100 percent, highlighting Mohave at full condition and Apache and Navajo in mid ranges.
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Gila
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Campbell replies to Tammany leader telegram
The telegram from Senator Cotter and local leaders expresses congratulations for Campbell’s anticipated administration. Campbell replies from Phoenix Arizona praising the supporters and urging honest labor to achieve success, extending compliments to the defeated opponents and underscoring his commitment to govern effectively.
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Tizama
Not Necessary Now Munseer Wheat Substitutes Ruling
A preliminary county order restricts substitutes with wheat amid food shortages. Deputy Campbell announced authority to enforce and notes limited supply of certain varieties in dealers hands. Consum ers, Lakers, and eating places face upcoming adjustments as stocks run low over the next few weeks.
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Mercantile Concerns Warned Against Overstocking Substitutes
A state advisory warns merchants against overstocking in substitutes tied to Arizona markets. The warning follows discussions by the federal food board amid the Armistice period. Officials emphasize prudent stocking and adherence to new regulatory rules.
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Arizona
Washington
Postpone Opening of Schools and Churches in Tombstone
Telegram from State Health Officer may delay opening of schools churches and theaters in Tombstone to seven points set by the State Board of Health. Doctor Hughart awaits Phoenix instructions before final action. first week opening is uncertain.
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Douglas Dispatch
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Cochise County
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C. M. Hunt
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I H. Hughart
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Hughatt
Kurz
Slackers Returning to States Face Prosecution
The United States attorney warns that slackers who fled to neutral countries to evade the draft will be vigorously prosecuted upon return. There is little chance for fugitives or registrants who left to escape registration to slip back unnoticed, as records exist for every case.
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