Arizona News Highlights Trails Of Modern Cattle And Power
Arizona reports describe fencing and land use changes in cattle districts across the southwest and notes barbed wire enabling syndicates. It also covers mine strikes in Bradshaws, water power plans in Salt River valley, a Prohibitionist convention in Phoenix, and naval recruiting progress led by Lieutenant Morton with crews in western states.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Prescott
Fossil Creek
Yavanai County
Bill Williams
Salt River
Globe
Colorado River
J. P. Morton
Uncle Sam
Seattle
Harness and wagon sale as moves to Congress street location
Stock reduction sale offered by F J Villaescusa at 1108 Meyer Street with prices cut on harness saddles buggies and wagons until September 1. Pease Novelty Co at 42 Court Street Tucson Arizona advertises freight savings on typewriters slot machines and automatic machines for sale or rent. E G Capo the Jeweler at 8 West Congress Street offers wedding and birthday rings to order.
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Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa
Meyer Street
Pease Novelty Co
Court Street
Tucson
Ariz
Capo’s
Try This Drop a Penny in a Street Car
A New York Herald piece notes how a single cent draws immediate attention in a streetcar. Passengers glance at the floor, observe nearby, and after the finder’s zeal fades others resume searching, until the cent is recovered or the car empties.
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Yio
New York
One and all Husband and Wife Wedding Mixup
An elderly minister recalls a double wedding of two sisters with no rehearsal. As the ceremony neared the pronouncement moment the minister cannot pluralize man and wife and blurts out the line And now I pronounce you, one and all, husband and wife.
A Bet and Its Odds
A gambler once bet a fellow clubman a thousand dollars that six would appear on six dice throws. The opponent hit six six times in a row but missed the tenth throw. A mathematician notes the true odds against ten consecutive sixes are 60 466 175 to 1, suggesting the bet’s fair value would be about 600 000 to 1.
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Pittsburg
Two Hundred Pounds Postage Blues
An old parishioner, James, laments a letter from a Glasgow lawyer revealing his cousin Jock’s death and a two hundred pound inheritance. He jokes the lack of stamps on the letter cost him sixpence, turning misfortune into ironic fortune.
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James
Jock
Deep Sleep Period Breaks At 4 A.M Inask
Period of deepest sleep varies from 3 to 5. After initial restful hours, slumber lightens and waking at 1 or 2 is easy but 4 oclock triggers deep comnolence. Also notes C A Stevens returning to run his old express business at People Store. Dr H E Crepin returns from California vacation and resumes practice in the A O U W building.
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C. A. Stevens
Reliabe
People
H. E. Crepin
California
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promote Gentle Liver Cleansing
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as an effective liver medicine from Bell's pharmacy. The copy claims the pills cleanse poisons and putrid matter softly, acting as a tonic to the liver and never disappointing.
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DeWitt
Bell’s Pharmacy
Carriage Stand Moves in Tucson and Delicatessen Note
D S Valencia shifts his carriage stand from West Congress street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenue at Alex Rossi's saloon. He is reachable at all hours or by calling number 661. Miller Bros Co operate a Delicatessen in Tucson and their Saturday list shows only one Delicatessen store in town.
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Rev
C. J. Budlong
Ashway, A. L
D. S. Valencia
Weat
Congress Street
Congress and
Stone Avenue
Alex Rossi
Miller Bros. & Co
Tucson
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