Arizona Statehood Land Grants Estimated in 1908 Gazette
The Gazette discusses statehood benefits for Arizona including an estimated 3 615 430 acres from land grants plus university and public buildings lands. It notes potential per cent of all public land sales and compares to other states, outlining totals and debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizons
Arizona
State Prison and Asylum— Agricultural College
School of Mines
Washington
Wyoming
Dakotas
Our Very Best People Promote the Acker Remedy Claim
A promotional note extols Dr Acker s English Remedy as superior for throat and lung troubles with a free sample and a positive money back guarantee. The piece includes letters praising the Alicock s Porous Plasters for grippe and lung protection and a brief Arizona mica mine report near Rincons. It also mentions a U S roundup complication and a mistaken border pursuit with cowboys in Mexico.
Local Notes and Community Snippets from the Rink to Yuma
Skating at the rink tonight. The U S grand jury will likely finish its labors today at Tucrom. Editor Pugh of the Stockman has gone east to Ohio for a rest. Loads of chickens arrived from the river and sold. Tomorrow Father Granton in Bisbee means no Catholic service. J H Tevis sold all Virginia Chief M & M Co stock. Wilcox Stockman forecasts Raby Cleveland to beat Baby McKee at the White House. Tucson Citizen claims the grand jury legalized 250 mavericks in Pim county. M D Scribner leaves Monday for several weeks vacation visiting San Francisco and Louisiana. Investors look at Dos Cabezas properties. Huntington Mill expected to be ready in 20 days. A woman at a lecture praises Hall’s Hair Renewer. US to pay $1.50 per day for prisoners at Yuma. Doctors recommend Ayer’s Pills for digestion and headaches. Kansas paper says Melbourne rain wizard may come to El Paso to prove rain can be made. Napoleon’s warning “Save who can” echoed in health advice to use Ayer’s Saraprilia. Prison commission report in Yuma Times notes one prisoner died in quarter. Apache Indian from Graham county died after seven months of his five-year sentence.
Parnell and Irish Strife Stir Public Reactions
A collage of editorials condemns or critiques Charles Stewart Parnell amid Irish nationalist turmoil. The Freeman's Journal urges ending the Parnell era with his death as a turning point, while The Times notes Parnell's diminished power yet lasting influence. Other pieces discuss leadership vacuums and implications for Irish nationalism.
Advertised letters at Tombstone post office week ending Oct 10 1891
The list of letters remaining in general delivery includes Connor W B Parker Edith Roberta J B Roberts J H Smith Jacob C. Parties calling for any of these letters must say advertised and provide the date. A Haawoon, P. M.
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Tombstone
Connor
W B Parker
Edith Roberta
J B Roberts
J H Smith
Jacob C
Testimonial Ad For Chamberlains Colic Remedy
A local editor testifies to the effectiveness of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, asserting a fair trial by the advertiser’s family. Not an advertisement but a personal testimony, sold by H J Peto. Cs
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Prevent
Hout— Dale
H. J. Peto
Company G drill for Tucson encampment attendance
Members of Co. G 1st Regt NG A are ordered to attend regular drill on Monday the 12th inst to discuss attendance at the Tucson encampment at the end of the month. By order Captain Moxter commanding.
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Co. G. 1St Regt
N. G A
Tucson
Tros. Moxter
Bitter’s Stomach Bitters Advised For Malaria Dangers
A vintage advisory recommends Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the best defense against malaria for regions with fever and ague. It claims the tonic fortifies the system, aids digestion, and rectifies stomach and liver irregularities, defending constitution and preventing illness.
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Tombstone Prospector
Bisbee
Fairbank
Pacific
Pas Wstazams
Migeal Service
Milton
Yuma
Gulf of California
Gulf
Thurston
Larsen
Lerdo
Justin
Lydia A. Nelson
Luther
Lake County
Mich
Loeties
Alicock
Rincons
Baltimore Ranch
Carl Boch
Hoefler's
U.S
Mexico
U. S
Tucrom
Pugh
the Stockman
Ohio
Father Granton
J. H. Tevis
Hie
Virginia Chief M & M Co
Wilcox Stockman
Raby Cleveland
Baby McKee
White House
U.S. Grand Jury
Pim County
M. D. Scribner
San Francisco
Louisiana
Iews
Dos Cabezas Properties
Huntington
Hall
Ayer
Kansas
Melbourne
el Paso
Dyrenforth
Napoleon
Waterloo
Grahama County
Price
Parnell
The
Freeman's Journal
Ireland
Patrick Fox
Irish World
Brimaceda
Boulanger
Kimy
OP Well
France
England
Burkies
Youge
Monier
Gill
Co. G
Co .G
Neek Cemary
Tyceon
Beretuaci, Giovanni
A. Haawoon, P. M
Cochise
H H Burgard
Denver
Wm Swayzee
Barc
Sutton
Los Angeles
Jous
Asle
Spot Cash House
Hoover & Co
Lane Amee
Plete
Jos. Pascholy
Helier Bishes
Ben F. Smith
Wolcott's
Fremont Street
Paul B. Warnekros
Booker & Sons Assayers
Furniiture
Erenen Gis
Mist Sur Bisbee L.A. Engle
Tametone
Geo. H. Fitts
Langideur
Gow
Abo
Johnny Bull
Stele’ Pass
Grant County
New Mexico
New York
First Judicial District
Arzona
Acton
First Judiccal
Territory
Cobne
Clerk of Aid District Court
Scott Waite
Jos D. Miciee
James C. Miller
Arzopa
Cawder
Ewawumt
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