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Tombstone

Former silver-mining town in the desert of southeastern Arizona, USA. The gunfight at the OK Corral, with deputy marshal Wyatt Earp, his brothers, and ‘Doc’ Holliday against the Clanton gang, took place here on 26 October 1881.
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For now, an issuer can place tombstone advertisements, but it's limited to a simple announcement and a phone number that interested investors can call for additional information and a prospectus.
And now, direct to the public... by MacQuarrie, Steve / Financial Executive
About The Tombstone Marketing Service StockPower recently obtained approval from the SEC to allow public companies to broadly market their DSPPs via tombstone advertisements on the Web within regulatory guidelines.
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