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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1895
Page
3
A garbled OCR item from Arizona mentions a courthouse action by a county, listing real estate items and dealer fares. It notes an event linked to a commission and a public sale, with references to lookers and beds and an address. The readable fragments are incomplete and lack clear names or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment references a variety of topics including a master mechanic at Southern Puri Shope, a Tarson site, a car engine built for Mexico, a mayoral carload, a drowning count, and a distressed mother. It mentions Lawrence Lemon examination, and a possible criminal case with witnesses, while noting a new electric dynamo project and local anxieties.
A garbled 1920s style report recounts a violent crime and a mining incident. It mentions a man, Byrne, suspected injuries, a hospital scene, and references to a public post and local authorities. Details are fragmentary but point to a notable assault and mining claim activity nearby.
The text presents garbled OCR from a historical page with scattered references to Armistice, trade terms, and entities like San and Toerte. It mentions dates, a company, and various names rendered unreadable, suggesting a wartime economic notice or community bulletin fragment.
A fragmentary report from the Geeat Copper Camp details injuries and incidents during a shift. It mentions workers, names such as Mariette Pini Wyatt and Frank Phillips, a fire or discharge event, and references to local businesses and a planned fight. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but conveys a scene of workplace activity, disorder, and payroll issues amid a smoky camp atmosphere.
A garbled OCR narrative recalls legal, criminal, and civic threads from a bustling city. Mentions Wade, Mirren Lantem, and various officials along with a contested project and a large money dispute. The piece hints at police activity, a courtroom or hearing, and a plea for safety amid chaotic events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paul Revere and various authors but provides no clear event, date, or context. The readable pieces reference writers, professors, and a mis-typed inquiry about identity, yielding no verifiable facts for a news-style card.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names and a date like 19 Torta Hotes nine Ca. Pesier and Waite, with others such as Simy and Chan. The text appears as stray notes or a list, lacking context or complete phrases to determine a clear news item.
An OCR fragment outlines a notice mentioning Salant and a permanent post position, with stray terms about self-addressed items and a wake. It references Heiees and Mase and includes incomplete names and dates, rendering the rest unreadable.
A chaotic catalog of cattle brands, ranch names, and owner locations fills the page. Brands from Capron Sulpiney to CHIRICANNA CATTLE CO are listed with left side, hip, or shoulder placements. Arizona ranches like Dos Cabezas and San Pedro River appear alongside traders and brands from New Mexico and Texas.
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