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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1920
Page
6
A garbled account from Tombstone mentions tourists in town and a Christmas bazaar at Pan’s Byseopal YoY, with street scenes near Turner and West roads. Attendees include Mrs Shay, Mr Shay, and local residents. observers note weather and traffic as town life unfolds in quiet daily drama.
Town records show Attorney H R Pinkett visiting Tombstone to discuss a matter before the court with County Attorney Roni Gleeson. The session focused on city appointments, treasury funds, and upcoming December meetings.
Fragments describe activities in Douglas and Bisbee with references to people and places, mentioning testing, briefs, and local events. The text lists names like Benson and Bries, hints at a trial drawing, and notes activities around a community like Cattlemen and local vocal events.
The Tombstone news column details holiday travel and gatherings. Residents from Naco to Phoenix and University groups plan Thanksgiving visits, with local figures Mr tarbet and Mrs Costello noted, plus a baby girl birth announcement and council briefings.
A fragmented 19th century column lists various people, places, and tasks in Tombstone including church figures, household moves, and local notices. The garbled OCR mentions the Phoenix conference, the Hoard of Stewarts, and several individuals such as Mr Fiske, James Mates, and Joe Hood, with scattered references to residences, horses, and township activities.
A Tombstone couple, Te Mike and his partner, marry amid friends at the Mae erage Mall Rev dne. The ceremony was performed by Leaver of the Caththeehareh with a reception for relatives from Los Angeles and Tombstone.
Amid comments on a national day, the report notes the sale of condemned Army horses from 20 to 930 dollars, with some animals fetching higher prices near Fort Hawdhued. Maj Alex B Jones and the quartermaster corps are cited in reform efforts and auction observations at Douglas, Gleeson, and Denson areas.
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