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November 27, 1921
Tombstone Epitaph
Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona
What is this article about?
In Phoenix on Nov. 25, state inspector Raymond Dyas warns wood and coal dealers to sell wood by the cord and coal by weight, with delivery tickets, or face prosecution.
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WOOD CAN BE SOLD BY THE CORD ONLY
PHOENIX, Nov. 25.-Issuing a warning to wood and coal dealers, Raymond Dyas, state inspector of weights and measures, declared yesterday that unless the law was complied with in the matter of sales, prosecution would result.
"According to the law of this state wood must be sold by the cord or fraction of the cord and not by the load or rick," said Mr. Dyas. "The wood must be accompanied by a delivery ticket showing the exact quantity purchased.
The same rule applies to coal which must be sold by weight only."
PHOENIX, Nov. 25.-Issuing a warning to wood and coal dealers, Raymond Dyas, state inspector of weights and measures, declared yesterday that unless the law was complied with in the matter of sales, prosecution would result.
"According to the law of this state wood must be sold by the cord or fraction of the cord and not by the load or rick," said Mr. Dyas. "The wood must be accompanied by a delivery ticket showing the exact quantity purchased.
The same rule applies to coal which must be sold by weight only."
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Wood Sales
Coal Regulations
State Inspector
Weights And Measures
What entities or persons were involved?
Raymond Dyas
Where did it happen?
Phoenix
Story Details
Key Persons
Raymond Dyas
Location
Phoenix
Event Date
Nov. 25
Story Details
State inspector warns dealers that wood must be sold by cord with delivery tickets and coal by weight, or face prosecution.