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December 29, 1912
Tombstone Epitaph
Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona
What is this article about?
Three deserving old Arizona pioneers from Yavapai and Maricopa counties were admitted to the full-capacity Pioneers' Home in Prescott on Monday, amid a long waiting list.
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Arizona Pioneer Home Crowded and More Room Needed.--Three New Entries
Three old residents of Arizona were admitted to the Pioneers' home, at Prescott, by the board of control Monday.
The home is now filled to its full capacity of fifty.
The new inmates are George Lalande and James Mark of Yavapai county, and William Debus of Maricopa county.
They were considered to be the most deserving on the waiting list.
There is still a long waiting list, but the other applicants will have to wait for more vacancies to occur at the home.
Three old residents of Arizona were admitted to the Pioneers' home, at Prescott, by the board of control Monday.
The home is now filled to its full capacity of fifty.
The new inmates are George Lalande and James Mark of Yavapai county, and William Debus of Maricopa county.
They were considered to be the most deserving on the waiting list.
There is still a long waiting list, but the other applicants will have to wait for more vacancies to occur at the home.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Arizona Pioneers
Prescott Home
Admissions
Waiting List
Elderly Residents
What entities or persons were involved?
George Lalande
James Mark
William Debus
Where did it happen?
Prescott, Arizona
Story Details
Key Persons
George Lalande
James Mark
William Debus
Location
Prescott, Arizona
Event Date
Monday
Story Details
Three old Arizona residents, George Lalande and James Mark of Yavapai county, and William Debus of Maricopa county, were admitted to the Pioneers' home in Prescott, filling its capacity of fifty. They were selected as most deserving from the waiting list, with more applicants waiting for vacancies.