10 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1911
Page
1
Local schools resume Monday under Superintendent Mise Ella N perintendent with a full corps of teachers awaiting the term. Principal Mise Niblo and the board honor Supt Trisler on retirement while changes at the district include new books and grade duties for the year.
Uurgatt Sat Sound School at 9 a.m. led by E Hy Reeves Superintendent. Morning sermon to be on Meeting the Master’s Expectation. Evening service at 7:84 p.m. Where a Successful Map Failed. Rev. HA Deck pastor. Sunday School at 10:01 a.m. Epworth League 7 p.m. All cordially invited.
The article cites Thomas Edison's beliefs on a supreme intelligence and the afterlife, praising the golden rule and predicting skepticism about an afterlife. It notes a Methodist church service lineup and season dates for game and wildlife, with practical tips on poultry feed and chicken egg production.
Report of the bank’s condition as of September 1, 193-, listing resources and liabilities. Key figures include bonds, securities, notes, fractional currency, legal tender, and total liabilities against paid capital. Signed by cashier T. R. Brandt and notarized by C. Garson with directors L. Communes and others.
Jamce Barrett returns from hik camp in the Dragoon mountains while Hal Smith arrives from Douglas with cows for the poor farm. Alice Thiel travels to Tempe to study at the Normal. George Farrington plans to return from San Francisco to Tombstone. George Palmer to wed Annie Hughes per probate court license. George and Ray Swain depart for Los Angeles after staying in Tombstone. Mrs Marty P Barrow arrives from the Barrow cattle ranch in the Dragoon mountains. Bisbee visitor and Sadie Cowan resigns from the telephone office. District Attorney Williams expects a western trip for the Williams family. Doctor Biedeer arrives from Bisbee with his wife. Wm A Foster and son Will plan a return from Michigan and Kansas. Nevin arrives from Dos Caballeros.
A 16 year old girl was shot four times by former sweetheart Tom Vauletich amid jealousy rumors. A eight year old girl drowned at a swimming hole near a work site for the Douglas water extension. Other items include a Detroit officer’s brother seeking peace shipments to Clifton, a widow’s death after surgery in Palmer, a Phoenix boy recovering after a neck injury, and local sports results in Bowie. The police seek John and Patrick Walpole, and first grade teaching certificates are granted to several teachers. A Phoenix boys census planned by the YMCA will count youths 9 to 18 after school starts.
Arizona pelota will fly the transcontinental Hearst prize route with two aviators confirmed to pass Tombstone on the aeroplane highway. Arthur J Stone Cal P Rodgers Phil Palmerlee James Ward and Robert Fowler Lincoln Beachley shown as entrants with others likely to join, amid clear skies and light winds favoring mountain crossing.
Readers are urged to hurry to observe a comet as it nears Earth on September 15. The event promises a bright sight as the comet travels at low distance, with observers potentially viewing from a mile away at its closest approach.
Globe and Miami delegates at a recent meeting endorsed a full state ticket for the coming election. The gathering marks the territory meeting of workingmen with representatives preparatory to ballot action.
Col Pickett presents a reform platform advocating popular election when Arizona becomes a state. He promotes home rule local self government and recall rights. He pledges to stand against graft trusts monopolies and special interests and to support the Democratic program in Congress.
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