Tombstone News Briefs Report Local Movements and Projects
Local residents and visitors are noted in Tombstone today. J N Curtis Sr of St David, Jo H Getzweiller of Benson, and others were seen around the county seat. Road work advances toward Nogales with paving east of Tombstone resuming and a Patagonia bridge bid call announced. Dr Shine dies in Paris. Ms Blumenthal visits Bisbee. a seven pound daughter born to the Giragi family.
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Valley
J. .N. Curtis
St. David
Benson
Jo H Getzweiller
Tombstone
Gleeson
van Meter
Dent
Glen
Kevhe
California
Visitors and travelers report in Tombstone area
Al Scharff of Nogales and Earl Chance of Tucson visited Tombstone with friends. Mary M. Mostello of Los Angeles arrived for a several day business stay. Mrs E Crews and daughter Mrs Robinson traveled to Douglas. Jo H Getzweiller of Benson spent hours on a business mission. Elgar Coe, Mrs Chaskre, Mrs Joe Hood, and Maud Davis motored to Douglas. R L McCall and Adrian Merrill brought in returns from the Valley.
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al Scharff
Nogales
Tombstone
Tucson
Earl Chance
Los Angeles
Mary M. Mostello
Douglas
E. Crews
Robinson
Benson Jo. H. Getzweiller
Benson
Douglas county notes and travel through town
Attorneys and officials visit the county seat as Bruce Stephenson and others conduct business at the court house. The big tractor works on Fourth and Fifth streets while Tom Brandt returns to Tucson for university reentry. Lt US Marshal Jack Nienan in town to escort federal prisoners to Tae-Jeon for court. M. Hawkins travels to Douglas on county treasurer duties. Lumber loads suggest active building, with road department plans access fences near town and Tombstone to Puirburis in coming days.
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Chas. McKean
JF Hart
Ot Warren
Court House
Tom Brandt
Tucson
University Bee
Alex Murry
Frank Thomas
Bisbee
California
Jack Nienan
Tae- Jeon
Passed Thru
Frazier
State Road Department
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Tombstone
Puirburis
Geo. C. Golden
St. Paul's
Episcopal
George Scheerer
J. M. Albot
J. Y. “Yates
McLenodon
Dey
Wees
Friday News From Tombstone Mosaic Daily
Local notes report travels of Wu and Robinson to Vincennes and Tombstone figures visiting Bisbee Nogales visits by attorney Kingsbury and officer Hughes. Voter registration opens next Tuesday ahead of November 7 election. University attendees depart for Arizona and a 90 day sentence is handed down for a man who disturbed the peace. Deputy Nethans takes four prisoners to Tucson for federal court.
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Troglio
Tony Giacoma
Bisbee Visitor Notes Busy Local Roundup
Local visitors from Nogales and Tombstone plus Bisbee residents shared a day of business and official duties. County and city officials including Geo J Henshaw and Helen Brown were seen in Bisbee, while others traveled to Douglas, Frisco, and Tombstone for meetings, court work, and road progress reports.
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M.C. Hawkins
Cle. Board of Supervisors
Bisbee
Douglas
Helen Brown
Bishes
Herb McDonald
Frank Alers
John Perotti
Ferguson
Norman Abeli
George Rafferty
Tombstone
Tucsom
University of Arizona
John Sanders
Ellinwood & Roe
Iuasingta
Pearce
Cochise County
Ringling Brothers
Barnum& Batley
Tucson
Douglas Wender
Barnum & Batley
City
Jungle
I C S course promises big raises and careers
An ad style pitch touts earnings of $95 per hour through International Correspondence Schools with claims of promotions and a $5,000 yearly income. It touts 130,000 readers awaiting courses and urges readers to mail a coupon to start.
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International Correspondence Schools
ILC. S
Lcos
I. S
Man Lost in Hills Reaches Home After Three Days
A Venezuelan employee living west of Miami found himself exhausted but alive after wandering in hills for three days. A search party was launched at his wife's request when he failed to return Sunday morning to check on missing horses. He arrived back in town late yesterday afternoon bearing torn clothing and signs of fatigue.
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Ppix Herrera
Jago
H. P. Merrill
Miami
Venezuela
Venezueles
G. Avenue
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