davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
Giben Hise | &BuSc Sslanb er fluff %
glab, benbes &inber liseiaa roien'
rsoe ium nuseniinbe.
SUM fan TIT boloc
Striot tneo fit &lasjc.
"aun en- IOber fan f~uritaa bpab ies
leo, ba tes iaa min Cater iaate
at torres bort," tiger Mrs. Mars
Smith.

"Sper Gang iee Ter paa min Cat.
ters roienrebe &inoer, ipulmer nit
Sierte al Bris % Safnemligbeb lige.
oper for Sanlac," iaebe nplig 0trs.
WtarD Smith al 8eacebale, 81. s., en-
Soritao til Yropibence.
"SSnotil Warp bar eQebe Iar gam.
mel baboe bum alti0 npot en- goo Sci.
breo % babt ct meget Init og globes
Itrualenoe @empt. s Ssbet al De ire
iibite Iar blep bum BOG meget maper
og ipagelig. Sun fit en- meget guiten
Sarbe, benbes Sltnge bar belaet, bun
flaseoe ODER itpg Smag / @unoen,
Ell bump Soneopine ia1nt en- Sslelie
at Slspbeb og Sr9tbeo til aue 81.
ser. Sum table lit Ipie 8entpt og bIep
nerbss, irriteret og t,ngiinbie. Sen-
bes Ippetit bleb iaa oaarlig, at iee
maatte loffe benbe til of ipiie. Sen-
bes Sspn Orr uroIig, benoeS 2ine
matte, % benbes Sfribt blep iaa t1,n-
ee, at oct iputeS iom om bum life
bapoe &rpfter til of lsfte fine Sober
fra @ulpet.
"Sln bapbe aItib itaaet bit / fine
Sfolefag, men M blep berbeS &araf.
terfort iaa banrlige, at benbes 2erer-
iube aflagbe mig ct 9eisg for at er.
fare, bborfor bun bar gaaet iaa til
bage | fine 2erer. Sa leg iprrgte
benbe, bporfor bun bapbe feilet iaa /
lit Sfolearbeioe, greo bun og iagbe,
at bum it,berebe Iaa bnarot iom ,lo'
geniinoe, men ipntes life at fltnne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
NprS Safota.
Stor GicnSumsbanbeI.

Sf0r Cteilopnts baitOei. Gen be-
fienbte Surb Ho1cb, ct at 5000
slcres beitaacnOc Weniterbrue belig.
genbe peo Surosfielo, er al @ieren.
SO. 6. SeOiept, bort6pttet til Otto
Ilticbul for en- neutrality-suspicious.
| Gbicngo. SranSaftionen iagbes al
breie fla ON @rroier til ct @elsb al
1928, 900.
Ssssmaal for $4,000. geb 81.
Itriftsretteu / 0tinot err Sag anlagt
MOB Or. S. $. Yenee % goparo ".
Sberlcp for en- Sfaoeseritatning al
$4,000. Ole hyperion, en- | Seer
beben boertoe Garmer, gisr Sororina
paa benne gritatning for at hans
Cater fom tilitaoe peo at blibe paa'
fisrt al Or. Gemes Iutomobil.
Setinger pan &ontantbaiis. Cite,
bpao Der meloeS ira Nott, bill Settir'
ger County meb bet me slar blipt
iitano til isien at title fig paa en- Ton
tmt 8aiiS. Gets &ommisiGrer ba,
befienOt9iort, at ct Sirma | Wrnnea'
polls bar iubitriberet for 8unos til
ct 8elsb al $4,000, bborpeo aat
ubeitaaenbe Sororineer fan inolsies
De uoitebte Bombs b9rer 6 Eroceni
Hente % forfoIoer ON 20 Iar.
8rpanp / gisbee. @unoal Gbri.
itoferien, 5armer n9r gisbee, bolbi
forleben grpaup for lin albite Sat'
ter @nnoa % Gbriitian @ricficn. elb.
ite Ssn al Simor gricfion- 8ielier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
"f1lin lille Pige bar
tiItaget fernten Pund,"
$iger lykke|ig f1lor,

bllffe. Sum en- Wober fan foritoo
bpao ieg leo peb at ie min 9ottp~
iaaIebes iagte men iiffert of fore
bort til bper Sag. Seq funbe bonifp,
Zig bolOe Saarerne tilbage t,oor ipo
iaa paa benoe.
"Sor fer Waaneber iioen too hi
Benbe no al Sfolen, troen6e Scttr
maaife funbe Bielpe benbe, men bln
peobleb of blipe p9rre. 8i blep for.
talt, at bum bilbe blibe bebre roor
bum blep plore, men ieg bar bonor
bum life funoe lebe % fplote monoen
Saare ooer benoes Sorfatnina. :
8irfeligbeoen bar baabe min MonS
% ieg lieefrem ipge af 9gnaIteIie
oper benbe, % Dog bar Der intet ION
giorbe benbe noget gobt.
"@n Gag iagoe min Mono: 'Sbor.
for life Iaoe Narp forisge SanIoc9
Sner Worgen bar ieg Left / Gpiierne
ON Ell eaer anbeh Tom er bleone
biulpne oeraf, og oct tan bore booS
bum trPnger.'
$50, ieg bapoe forisgt oft orSet.
% iom BEN fibite Eilflugt loo lea
Warp forisge Sanlac, oe ieg bar
oeret tafnemIis ct Sriinb @nnne at
iea iaa gioroe. Scr bum bar fpr6io
meb ben fsrite SlaIfe ipiIte bum ION
hi bapbe snffet of ie bertbe ipiie Sc
iibIte tire Iar. Nu er bum BEN ferite
peb @orbet og ben fi6ite til at forIaSe
bet. Sum bar tiltaaet femten SunS,
bbilfen 8eet frenbeles sees, % bet.
bes @nitet er iaa runbt og r~oienreSt
Iom oct nogeniirbe Dor. Settbes 81.
ne formelis ipraeer at Si,nbbeb, fen.
bes Sfriot er Iette og bum er ioa fuIb
at 2ib ipm en- &atilnge. Oct oipr
nit Sierte eobt at bore benoe iprtn.
&c omfring, ipngenbe % IeenSp,
tgien npoenbe 2ibet % en- goo Sci.
breb. Win Safnemligbeo Iigeoberfor
Snnlnc bar ingen @renier."
Sanlac i9lges al CODE Ipotbetere
| erbper 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
0nolanoet.
eSpspa.

Slnetcrfungc iunSen Spb. Sobn s
Ntorreu, GrPiioent al Sobn Worrel
& 60, @iere al oet itore SloQteron
Ira / Stt1mtpa, fanoteS Sgnoac
Morgen heo | Sengen / lit Siem Ser.
ftrb$. San bar e~tenipnlie / gtattenS
2eb bIepet rantnct al ct Sla9tilfGI.
DC.
&rna itranbct. @n Wan0 nteo en-
flor Sfromm1e tperSoper Soue6et %
noe al Stono I'll at buIfc Roon eIler
SicmItco er iltotaget paa 5attigbuiet
/ Clinton Gollntp. 8aa 9rcue / hans
2onmc Dor Nnpnet "GInrcnce &af.
ner", "a set encite Steo8nopn, ban
innteS at houe / Grinoring, bar Nor.
iolf, 9tcbr.
F]plgeprrSiat Grempcl. Sen Gitr
Gas 50. / DUBUQUE bar ma lite De-
ccmbcr giort Ct NebiIag / Sarten Tor
Gas ira $40 til $1.55 pr. Slriinb
SubiffoO. Settle Neoiloq bIeo giort
irioinig og 1loen of nogen Inmo0.
ninq berom bar ino9ipet, ioet Gas.
fomoortiet pco forninoifeoe &roouf.
Observation-Disclosures MI ioa Jig iitano
til at gIGoc line <1ber ocrmeo.
Gn Spalaoning 8nlb. ct Grtros
fog fereroe fem Grprei5poqne, boiS
2abnin9 beitoo al @ulbs % SeIobar-
rer, poSIereoe iibite 9eroag qiennem
Council 9llffs. Soqet off oper Bur
lington=@anen, % Der gioroes life
lpnqere StanS en6 hpao bar abiolut
n~sboenoia for at ifiite 9ofomotip %
getienino. ct itsrre Intnl Marine.
ioloater fl1lqte nteo iom &oat, % Der
tilooe8 ingen uoe6fommen0e at nprs
me ii9 Soact mebens Bette penteoe.
gei6a al 9jpbenbapns Siifup. So.
itor g. 20. gn0teaien, 6ormonO al
Sen Sorene6e oonife llttherife Strife
/ Imerifa o. ~betienenbe W~tenigbeoen
/ Geoor SAILS, meloer eiter of ppre
fomlnen tilbaqe fra ct ire Maanebers
Spbolo / Sanmorf, at Or. s. 2iten=
felh, aiebenboons Siifop, n9ite Cont
mer pil ailGqge ct @eIog blonot set
banIfe lutherife &irfefolf / Imerifd.
Sette 3ei6Q pil altiaa giploe begge
De bonifs lutberife Samiuno heroper
pg ban pil tiIbrinqc ira so til 90 ga
ge blanot fine ubbanoreoe SANDS.
mpnb. @iifopen BIZ gi6re Reiien
iommen me0 lin Sltitrlt, % eiter Sen
logte 8lon bill 6ioreiien qiore5 oper
Tonamafanolen oirefte til Gan Irull-
cisco, hoorira iaa Sen eqentliqe 9e.
ieasreiie bill foreqaa eitoper 0iernenl
belle 2anbet % Siemreiien tiltrp0eS
ira Seem Dorf. Goit. G(noreaien for
teller, at giifop gitenfel0 bar Ell
Son, Der iom 2Pge tiente / set Gooe
&ors ul6er arigen oq un6er 0enne
Sieneite tilbragte fire Tiger noe pe0
StiQebausfpiten. Sroos of bette Op-
hol0 bar 'oo fort, og at han life iii
N%nleoning I'll of lie 1oqct mere al
Nmerifn, emo 6enne peitliae Rarro,
iaa gior6e set ct iaa operpploenoe
SllhtrDf paa ham, at ban neo i'm
Sielnfomit obertalte fine 6orplore til
Of aflGQge ct @eieg beroper en6nu
meoens DC bar iterfe og raife nof Der
til.
Gn fo%riulnben SrnS. Suor er
Slppb HoDers tpife 9rro? 9et er
ct Spsrgsmaol, iom ferit og fremit
be'fiPftiger 5lppo ielp, % oernpit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
SnO 0afota.
8efienSt Mf6plbsfpinbe Dob. MerS

SCIleHDI NIUUlUSIutuut upu. WY.
g. 81. &amiep, / mango Gar en- al De
melt fremtreoenbe Sfiffelier / Sortb
Safotas @(fbolosfrebie, er opo / tit
Silent / @ooniocfet. Mrs. Haniep
bon i flere Mar 8refioett al Citizens
N. 6. &. II.
ToreSras Safiigeliesoagen. Sra
9(itoria ifripes til Softer, at Erof.
O. 80. Bruce peb oct tbeologiife &c.
minor / ct. Yaill bolot ct Sorebrag
berltebs Safiigelies0agen. Brofesio.
rens gmne bar "WtenneifetS Ilpba
% Omega, og S~orebraget betegnes
iom meeet bel9renbe.
Spitarbeioet sicnoptagcs. s Ont
egnerl al Sllron barA Sarulerne igien
optaset Seltarbeibet % bar III, goot
Saab ON at faa al i'm Wais unoer
Sag. Ser falot for 1logen SID til.
bage Ell b~etpoelig Snem9ngoe, yo9
Sarmerne fGnbt ga, at bpao Wais
bar tilbaee / sleerer, BEN fit itaa til
Gaaren. Nu er imiblertio Sneen
foripunoen % SsItarbeioet %gieropta-
get.
2rses mpitiife Dob. Or. Sbomas
81. Campbell / Gale err fnnoen beb /
lin Seng efter Sen foreaaaenoe Iften
of babe p9ret iannen meb Here al
lin Senner o. ipntes / aller bebite 8e.
finoenbe. Meo ltnbtagelle al Sfoene
par ban fulbt paaflpot og laa TIERS
oper Senaen, mell meb &n9 og Ir-
ME trllfne op iom ON ban bar 900 l,n-
ser itore Smerter. San bar 55 gar
sammel.
Iniparlis for farlis @ane. gn
Siirp peo &reosretten / Heofielo bar
eipet Nrs. Oscar Sartmor, en- gr.
itatnina af $3.50, iom Or. u. 6.
Gbaie bar at ubrebe iammen mcb
SagenS Smfoitninaer. Or. Ghaie
anflagebeS for, at ban unber 8e.
banbling at Wrs. SartmanS Wanb
baboe lebet benne inb pao pai,emGs=
iigt Brig al bebspenoe Wibler | SEN
@rao, at bum III maatte ~unoerbploe
bam beb tit Irbeibe.
Snlsfeihisbeber / Mitcbcq. Iit-
chen pil ~benneeong bline Wibtprnf.
tet for Statens fommllnale Sulefeit.
ligbeber, ibet WaiSpalaoiet bill aab.
mes aaerebe Nanoag for Sui og Sc.
item peblieeboloes lleen igiennem. st
fiGmpempsiigt SlletrR bill relies /
Ealaoiet for of gipe Seitliabeoerne
Sen rette Sltleitemning. Sirsoas Gi.
ten ben 20be Sec. eipes &nrtcert at
Mitcbea Spmpbonp Srfeiter % Wiit-
cbea mriifalRe &lllb.
@sbpsser eit.risses. s SiItriftet
ueb Belle Sourcbe par ser DC iibite
Gage at forriee llge iperfiat Ell Gs.
gen efter Sobn Sobnion. iom boebe
paa ct Someiteab NOR grcaolis,
Mtont. San bapbe p9ret i~orIounoen
iioen Ssrbag ben lobe Wppbr., ga
ban ont Iftenen bapbe forlabt fit
Stem for of aau til Ell fire Iil berfra
liggenoe Rancb, Der ban ifulSe ipile
for ct Qanielag. I'll oennc 9fancb
fom ban lite, % insen bapoe ieuere
feet bam.
grpore ~anflases ium Nurbere. -
Set bar paft megen Spbioielie / Sta.
pic 9th os Srean, at 9ooa Safppin,
en- &ancber. oe 9rcoeren Conn Gam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

6ori'9ttes poa fibits Sibe,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18

ican delegates, of whom Hughes is one. Everybody seems agreed that they were not drafted by naval off cials, and almost everybody had left out President Harding, until todays inside story began to circulate.
 The great secret, to which A. J. Bal four referred in his address Tuesday must indeed have been well kept, be- cause between seven and ten men knew it. That number includes the four American delegates and Presi- dent Harding The others worked on various phases of the proposal It IS known that it was based on memor- anda called from the navy department and it was carried into execution by the American big four which Secre- tary Hughes heads, but the ''big idea" on which the plan is built, the inside story" it is said, came from President Harding.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
PHYSICIANS ISSUE WARNING TO ALL AGAINST ENTERING HOUSES
 UNDER QUARANTINE IN DISTRICT

It has come to the hearing of the school physician, Dr. R. B. Durfee, that a number of high school stu. dents entered the home of one of their schoolmates who, at that time, was under quarantine for a conta. giOuS disease.
 The .schCol physician Goes not believe that any members of the stu dent body. whose high moral charac- ter and integrity is well establish ed in this community. would willful- ly do such a thing" said Dr. Durfee, but, if such an act was unknowing- ly committed. each and every stu dent involved should report to the of flee of the school physician that suitable precautions may be taken to lessen the possible spread of the dis ease, that they would be more or less responsible for conveying to fel- low students"
 Added warning was given yester-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
LADIES'! DARKEN
 YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
 Will Know

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re- storing faded, gray hair to it's natur- al color dates back to grandmother's time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attrac- tive. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded CT streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect.
 But brewing at home Is mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays. by asking at any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Com pound" you will get this famous preparation, improved by the addition of other ingredients. which can be de- pended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair.
 well-known downtown druggist says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through Jour hair, taking one strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after an other application or two. it becomes beautifully dark and glossy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
MEAT CAUSE OF KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if Back Hurts or Bladder
 Bothers

If you must have your meat every day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost para lyzes the kidneys in their efforts to eXpel it from the blood They become, sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with dull misery in the kidney re- zion, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy. full of sediments, the channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night.
 To neutralize these irritating acids to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste get four ounces of lad Salts from any phar- macy here; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutraliZe the acids in urine, so it no longer irritates, thus ending blad- der weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in. jure, and makes a delightful elrerves- cent Whitewater drink.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
INSIDE STORY" GIVES HARDING FULL CREDIT FOR ISSUING CALL
 FOR DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE c

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17-(By the Associated Press)- Who formulated and executed the call for the arma ment conference? Who evolved Lhe American proposals for naval limita- tion?
 The country has been asking these questions and has been hearing many answers The best inside story here today has all the earmarks of being the correct answer.
 President Harding, on a weekend cruise down the Potomac this a-umn so the story runs, locked himself in hls stateroom one evening and left word that he did not wish to be dis turbed A little later, he called to his room, one by one, some Of the close friends in public life who had accom- panied him, and laid before them sheets of paper on which he had writ ten with lead pencil, and with correc tions and interlineatiOns, something which they all read with anazement
 It was the invitation to the arms conference.
 After some conference, it was de cided to forward the text to Secretary Hughes, and the yacht Mayflower buZZed off from her wireless that night the words which later were tC ring around the world.
 Of course, the preliminary diplo matic feeler was transmitted to the nations concerned, but it is said that the text of the formal invitation was substantially the same as President Harding had conceived it that night on the Mayflower.
 The evolution of the concrete Amer jean proposals for naval Limitation Secretary Hughes bombshell-is still another story.
 Some admirers have ascrlbed them to Secretary Hughes alone. while oth CT persons have declared they were the composite effort of the four Amer
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18

day by Dr. w G. Bryan; city health officer, in respect to the people ot the city observing quarantine signs.
 The city health department real iZes that, before card announcing a contagious disease is placed upon a house, people can not be held re- sponsible. But after a card is put up and until it is taken down by the proper authorities, all people should scrupulously abide by the laws.
 Tt is not only a misdemeanor to enter a house that is quarantined, thereby breaking the law, but it is very dangerous to the general health of the community. I am saying this with particular regard for the sever- al cases of scarlet fever that have de- veloped in the Bisbee District. To prevent the spread of this or any other disease quarantine regulations must be ri2idly adhered to-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
SLAYER OF BROTHER,
 SENTENCED TO DEATH, SAVED FROM GALLONS

SANTA FEE, N. M., Nov. 17.-GOver- nor M. c. Mechem today commuted to life Imprisonment the sentence of William Murrah, of Carlsbad, found guilty on a charge of first degree mur der for the death of his brother. John, and who was sentenced to be hanged tomorrow. John Murrah'S death is al legged to have resulted from poison ing. The district judge, II jurors, county commissioners and district at torney recommended clemency. as Murrah was convicted on sircumstan- tial evidence
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
B|G AUT l RACE AT DOUGLAS TO
 DRAW HUNDREDS
County Fair Opens With Many in Attendance Despite
 Freak Weather Yesterday

With a 50-mile auto race. horse rae ing. high school drill and a boxing contest on the program for this after noon and tonight. the county fair at Douglas will probably draw thousands of visitors from this part of the state including hundreds from Bisbee.
 The automobile race will start at 1:90 o'clock this afternoon, 90 laps around the fast mile track that has been constructed at Douglas. At least ten cars will take part in the race, including one driven by Byron Thomas, of this city, winner of the Warren-Lowell race on Armistice Day
 After the auto racers have had their fling, the track will be given over to horse racing. Following these events, high school bovs and girls will stage series of military and special drills.
 Tonight the main feature will be a scheduled 10-round boxing match between Russell Chambers, of Doug las, and Freddy Hill, of Fl PasO. There will be several preliminary matches and a semi-final.
 In spite of the fact that the opening day of the fair was marred by a raw wind that sweDt the fair grounds and city, several thousand persons attend ed. John Newbury, chairman of the fair committee, last night estimated that Douglas would today be host to between 5000 and 1000 visitors
 The agricultural, educational and do mestic science exhibits yesterday drew admiration from all who viewed them. Many termed these displays the most elaborate and interesting ever offered in the state and equal, if not better, than any ever arranged even during the state fairs at Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
GIVEN A FLOATER.

A Mexican named Merced Del la Rosa was yesterday given suspend ed sentence of 30 days having pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy. He will be given a chance to go to Phoe- nix to work ill the cotton fields. Sev- eral weeks ago his wife died and his son has been allowed a small amount by the welfare board. Merced, it is charged, was taking the money from the boy and would not go to work. He will be given a chance to leave Sunday for Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.

The Leader Furniture Company has made an assignment for the benefit of it's creditors and E. w. Graves, of the First National Bank of Douglas, has been appointed assignee. The assets are listed at S31, 1,797.S6, the liabilities at $21, ,777.S1.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
TO ARGUE OBENCHAIN
 PETITION ON MONDAY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 17.-Argu- ments will be heard Monday. Novem- Der 21, before the second district court of appeals in Los Angeles, on a petition for writ of habeas corpus to secure the release of Mrs. Mada- lynne Obenchain, who is charged with the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, Los Angeles broker, the state supreme court decided here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
TRYING SMITH CASE.
superior

Judge Lockwood, of the superior court at Tombstone, is in Nogales where he is trying the case of w. H. Smith, former city clerk of that city, who is charged with the embezZle- ment. It is alleged that Smith embez- Zled funds from the city while in it's employ. Judge O'Connor, of Santa Cruz county, was disqualified in the trying of the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
MARINES ON TRAINS.

United States marines are now act ing as guards on the Golden States Limited and The Californian, which carry the U. S. mails from Tucson to Fl Paso over the E. P. & s. w. The first of the marines as guards went through Eisbee Junction on Wednes day There are two marines on each train.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
ARE IN NEED OF CLOTHING.

The relief committee of the Red Cross is in need of clothing for the poor of the district. Persons having any old clothing that can be made over are requested to notify Miss Cummings at the Central School and it will be called for, or it can be left at the school building The older girls at the Franklin School are mak- ing the clothing over.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
$13,S26.51 COLLECTED
 THRU GASOLINE TAX

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. IT. - The state highway furd benefited to the extent of $13.S26.51 during the month of October as a result of the one-cent @-"allon tax on gasoline. according to figures announced today by the sec rotary of state. The total collections since the law became effective on June 9, now amount to $61, ,34S.56, the report said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
OVER LOOKING FIRE TRUCKS.

R. l.. Burton, representative of the American La France Company, has been in the district for the past few days examining various fire trucks in the district He will remain here for a few days longer to inspect the new truck of the Copper Queen Company, which is expected to arrive today. and from here will go to No gales.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
STORM BREWING.

Weather prophets were last night predicting a fall of snow in the sur rounding hills within the next "A hours on account of the drop in tenn perature and the cold wind that has been prevailing for the past two days Parties coming in from the valley state that the wind in that section was very severe during all of yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
FOR COTTON FIELDS.

A number of Mexicans are being listed for employment in the cotton
 fields in the Salt River Valley It is hoped to secure enough Mexicans to make up several car loads for ship ment out on the train on Sunday morn ing The employment will last until February and the association is pay
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
PROPERTY ATTACHED.

P. w. Hamilton, of Cochise, has lev jed an attachment against the proper ty of the Dragoon Mountain Copper Company for debt alleged to be due in the sum of $75S6.9S. The property of the company is located in the vicin- ity of Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
WAS SIX HOURS LATE.

The Golden State Limited last night was about six hours late and the train from Bisbee did not go down to make connections until about two o'clock this morning. Tle train was delayed on account of storms in Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Tim Milburn returned yesterday from Los Angeles where he has been for the past few weeks with his son, Red" Nilburn. The latter was to fight a ten round bout in Bakersfield last night. Red has been sick since he went to Los Angeles and was nev- CT able to enter the ring until last night. Tom was called back here on account of illness in his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
MOVING OFFICES.

The law offices of Murry and Thom as were moved yesterday from the Allen block to the Maze building on Main street where they will occupy a suite of offices on the third floor of that building.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-18
CONDITIONS IMPROVING.

Frank Baptist, representing the ZeHerbach Paper Company, of Los Angeles. is in the. city for few days in the interests of that concern. He reports business as picking up throughout the state and looks for the early resumption of industry through out the state.