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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1918

Page

5

Registration of Men 18 to 45 in Arizona Counts

Oct 1 report from Phoenix shows 3,000,000 NEA figures with 12 September registrations. Arizona totals rise to about 33,700 statewide, Maricopa leading with 10,791 registrants, Cochise close behind, and Navajo county expected to add about 1,000. Details show native born, naturalized, alien, and Indian registrants by county, with counts for Maricopa, Cochise, Santa Cruz, Gila, Mohave, Apache and others.

Phoenix Navajo County Charles W. Harris Arizona Maricopa County Cochise Yavagas County Gila Mohave County Maricoya Cochis Santa Cruz Naturstioad Coelis Apache County Con Ateche Marion County Cochie Mohave Ne Krees Marlena Minty Pia Mohave Nin Maricopa Eunty Cret Ms County Maricona Cochase Spache

Influenza prevention and kissing ban urged by state health official

From the State Board of Health in Phoenix a notice warns couples to avoid kissing and sharing cups to curb Spanish influenza spread. Dr C M Arwen, director, advises washing hands, sterilizing items, and using personal cups while awaiting further case confirmation amid arrivals from Niagara Falls.

Risse State Board of Health C. M. Arewn Wales Arcana Crown Brown Mioenix Niagara

Red Cross Auxiliary report and local obituaries in Tombstone area

Financial report of the Ter Auxiliary of the American Red Cross covers receipts including balance August 27, 1928 and disbursements, with a note on delinquents and potential balance increase. Tombstone Auxiliary reports work completed from August 27 to September 27: refugee coats and comforts totals. Obituary notes Rob Best, longtime area resident, dies at his Tombstone Canyon home after miner’s consumption. funeral scheduled Friday at Palace parlors. Also brief local business notes on New Cornelia copper production, John Boyle quits post in Douglas Chamber, and various Arizona mining and ore updates from Phoenix and Holbrook regions.

Ter American Red Crossron Tombstone American Red Cross Rob Best Warren District Tombstone Canyon Cochise County Bisbee Joseph Best Best Copper Queen Mining Company Harshman The Methodist Church New Cornelia John Boyle Chamber Douglas Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines John A. Boyle Hoyle Mayo Brothers” Sanitarium Rochester Minn Overlock Warren Pitcher

Confessions of a German Deserter Amid Verdun Front

The narrative follows civilians in a Cermay barn guarded by Muller during heavy bombardments. Civilians were interned for safety as shells, fires, and hours of bombardment raged. The account details marches from Montmedy to Wavrille, deployment with the Ninth reserve division, and intense night endurance in trench warfare including mining, grenades, and patrols as preparations for a major offensive unfold.

Cermay Muller Wmmnander Jomery Enery Tve Wavrille Babitanta Aix Dunsue Meuse

Ballot Notice on Election and Four Constitutional Amendments

A notice outlines preparations for the general election, listing four amendments for vote. Topics include insurance reforms, slave land leases, agricultural land use, and a referendum on state contracts and labor rules. It also references petitions to amend eminent domain laws and a revival of the death penalty, with details on timing and process.

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Independent for County Recorder announces candidacy

James Fagin, a native of Wisconsin who arrived in Tombstone in 1881, announces his Independent ticket run for County Recorder in the General Election on November 5, 1918.

Wisconsin Tombstone James Fagin

Swift & Company invites co-partners through stock shares

The Swift & Company owners outline that the firm is not a close corporation and that over 22,000 shareholders exist including 3,500 employees and 7,800 women. They note an 8 percent cash dividend paid regularly for thirty years, with common stock only and no capitalization of water, goodwill, trademarks, or patents. The invitation targets producers, retailers, and consumers to join as shareholders to foster mutual understanding.

Swift & Company Chicago Boston

President's pledge on shared wartime food effort

The President told the Allied Food Controller conference in London that the American people will gladly sacrifice consumption and food production to sustain the health, comfort, and courage of Allied nations, saying we are eating at the common table with them.

Allied Food Controller London

Flagstaff Normal School Placed Under Quarantine

The State Mor tal School at Flagstaff with 60 students has been quarantined after the discovery of about 30 bonards cmos of influenza. Information from State Superintendent Holts via Dr GM. tteewn. tor. Sonn Wee states more than 200 fyse were returned to him by Jon ot Winston, Aria. De Bray leads the Plaats star and aceaine direction of the ah dicvatetod nod Meal ptysidame.

Bhoenin Flagstaff Table Holts Tteewn Tor Sonn Wee Jon Ot Winston Aria de Bray

Notice of land selections in Arizona by state

State of Arizona notices United States Land Office procedures for joint selections and certification across townships in Arizona. The notice lists tract designs with sections, townships, and ranges, dates for publication and final approval, and directs transmission of copies to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix September 28 1918 and signed by Receiver Scott White.

Arizona Indemnity Land Selections Filed at Phoenix

United States Land Office in Phoenix announces Arizona State indemnity land selections under the 1810 act. The state applies to select tract 2394-og9Nes in section 18, township 12S range, NE 4, NE Y Py SEM. Protests or contests are accepted during five weeks post publication and then transmitted to the General Land Office. Dated September 28, 1918, by Registrar J. L. Irvin and Receiver Scott White.

Arizona General Land Office Phoenix

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