Ford price cuts ripple through industry and Ford plants
The article notes Ford Motor Company reducing profit margins and announces price reductions across products. It suggests Ford plans lower margins and implies broader supply chain effects. Mentions the American press association and Cochise County context in Tombstone period printing.
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Cochise County
Postofice
Tombstone
Krepress
American Press Association
Ford Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Cochise County Road Progress Through the Years
Road building in Cochise County has advanced notably over the past three years with extensive highways paved and contracts underway. The Bankhead Highway now links from the New Mexico line to the county line, while the Central Highway progresses from Douglas toward Pearce and Willett, with a remaining 72 mile gap to fill.
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Douglas
C Yast
Mmeter
State of Arizona
Nat Arity
Bernardine
Benson
New Mexico Line
Rodeo
New Mexico
Phun
Nhess
Bishee
Bankhead
Pearce
Willeex
Miter
Withern Pacific Railroad
Dragoon
Eax
San Suan
Byih
Init
North Thawneh
The Morning After Japan’s War Economy Collapse
The piece laments the surge of wealth and excess before a crash as millions chase luxury while the masses hoard and exploit a war economy. It warns that when prices soar and exports falter, stocks tumble and many lose fortunes, predicting hardship for working people and a government under scrutiny amid Japan’s volatile conditions.
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Japan
Pwoti i
Ymaetories
Lax
Steel
Elemines d
Ford Motor Company Halts War Pricing After War
Dispatches report Ford Motor Company will immediately halt war time production and prices. In a formal statement Henry Ford urges a return to prewar conditions, saying it will benefit progress and prosperity as demand for small cars rises among cautious buyers.
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Ford
Footwear and Cinderella at Phoenix charity night
The Arizona Gazette reports a satire on Western women with oversized footwear and a charity event in Phoenix Saturday night. Twelve of twenty contested women managed to wear the tiny exhibition shoes, staged for a humorous look at vanity and fashion among Arizona's dames.
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Amin
Werman
Anany Tilty
Lima
Huly
Nivteen
Phoenix
Arizona
Pohenix
New York
Paris
Coney Island
Red Mill
Arizona Gazette
Boy Out Of School Faces Night Education Debate
A local editorial argues for night classes or flexible schooling to keep underprivileged children in school while supporting their families. It cites a case in Albuquerque where a boy must work to aid a widowed mother, urging a right to education and practical solutions like rotating teachers for evening instruction.
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Uiianis
el Paso Herald
Duquerque
N. M
The Ignorant Marketer on Women’s Food Choices
Experts note 95 percent of money for food is by women yet families complain women pick foods for color and flavor over value. In pricey times, spenders who supply meals should know food values and their relation.
Fragmentary diet note hints at shopping with children
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions diet, shopping with children, and training. The text is unclear but suggests guidance on involving youngsters in meals. No names or concrete details are recoverable from the fragment.
In the Face of Danger Submarine Survival Reflection
A fragmentary reflection discusses behavior under extreme risk and the human response to confinement aboard a submarine. It ponders discipline, self mastery, and how people cope when relief may be hours away, highlighting daily life themes over a survival focus.
Ferreting Texas counties and rattlesnakes in a garbled notice
A fragmented passage references Texas counties such as Ciseo Lubbock Presidio and Laub, with mentions of Ottawa Oklahoma and other place names. The text describes a statement from a stated authority about population growth and a riddle-like warning involving rattlesnakes and cacti, though the exact meaning is unclear.
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Chapul
Texas
Ciseo
Lubbock
Presidio
Laub
Otedin & Fer
Dinde
Ottawa
Okla
Forest Fire Prevention Efforts Highlighted by Losses
An unclear report discusses forest fire prevention and restoration, noting a focus on preserving forests and reestablishing growth after fires. It cites a national average annual loss of about 500,000 dollars in the states and calls for extended prevention measures and planning.
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Pera
Highway Department Maps Apache Trail in Yellow Ink
The Arizona Highway Department announces new road maps highlighting the Apache Trail with heavy yellow ink. The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce follows the project, promising legal compliance and a clear state map showing ongoing road planning.
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Highway Department
Arizona
Phoenix
Turning It Down and Economic Nonsense From Douglas Notes
The Douglas County Republican committees denounce an initiative bill as vicious and unfair while denouncing state highway control. The piece also discusses silver prices and Indian silver trade, then shifts to unrelated aphorisms about money, marriage, and twins.
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Douglas
Main County
Maricoy
State Highway Commission
Presidential campaign train wreck near Prescott Arizona
Governor Cox's presidential campaign train derailed about 1 34 o'clock 14 miles north of Phoenix while en route to Prescott. One engineer was seriously injured leaping from the engine as several cars toppled and rail damage caused the wreck. Passengers suffered cuts and glass injuries. Governor Cox and party escaped serious harm and canceled an evening address.
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Phoenix
Arie
Cox
Here
Prescott
Arizona
Greelal
Charles A. Nvchal
Seat
Sant
Fe Callud
Alles
Phox Se
Princott
Pustynmire
Ab Seth Aw Hay
Gwe
Federal
Far Af
Amet Exeem
Alee
Bolshevism banished from Mexico Obregon vows
Report from Nogales and Phoenix describes Obregon pledging to ban Bolshevik influence in Mexico and to keep radicals out with strong legislation. The dispatch notes his stance and the political climate as he governs. A separate item mentions a construction contract for an addition to a state pioneer’s home, with a value of 581,940 to AD Pearl.
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Nogales
Arin
Movin
Alvaro Obregon
Thlons i Mentos
Ohiot
Mexico
Phoenix
Howe
AD. Pearl
Capitol
Sugar price cut lowers district retail to eighteen cents
A further reduction in the selling price of sugar took effect Wednesday. The arrival of a carload enabled dealers to drop the price to 18 cents per pound, down from 21 cents recently and 24 cents earlier in September 9. The move follows prior cuts and affects local retail rates.
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Piiqee
Sept F
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Cochise County Road Progress
West
India
Hymatey
Governor Cox
Robert C Goldemith
Bolshevism
Obregon
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