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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
3
Aboard the American steamer Alice Dollar Chinese soldiers boarded at Khang demanding free passage. The captain and three women were injured in the fracas. The incident occurred near Peking with naval authorities investigating the raid.
Fragmentary notice cites cooperation between officers and Cassidy regarding whiskey enforcement. Mentions shipping leases, bottles analyzed for bol and quints, and a chemist report. Notes Cochise County cooperation and a late evening development.
Judge Purcell states higher lead demand will spur development of lead properties near Tucson and across Pima County. He cites Olive Camp and Vail district prospects plus Babequiveris and Arivaca areas as rich in silver lead. John Carter Anderson notes price gains could lift other metal prices.
Super intendant Bert Morris of Bunker Hill Mining with Sheriff James McDo and Police Chief Porter McDonald helped crack a high graders ring looting the camp for years. Nogales officers arrested J Ruetos and Jesus Rodrigues and seized several sacks of silver ore valued highly. Morenc is missing and others tied to the scheme are believed at large. Rain eased water shortages, filled water holes, and boosted pasture for livestock across the ranges.
The report describes loud chatter and laughter from attendees near a concert, with concerns about children and some adults creating disruption. A suggestion is made to limit access and keep the area orderly. An armory building section near a water fountain is proposed for encroachment or removal.
The note hints at ample feed prospects until the fall rains while news comes that a post office will reopen about three miles west of its former site. It will serve as a star route from Hereford with Jack Ashworth named postmaster. Ashworth, a known local figure, previously built a rustic dance hall at Rarnecy Canyon and runs a grocery with a now notorious sign.
A state project reports two cement dips finished on the Tombstone to Tucson highway with a third due soon. One dip about miles from Tombstone is described as possibly the longest in Arizona and will aid motor traffic on the Tombstone Tucson route.
Insiders foresee near certainty for the Carrestos Pam ic building and its dam as Bepeon becomes the main shipping hub for output. Apache Powder plast expects a surge in business, aided by Mexico’s recognition, with oil drivers starting early and Benson set beyond doubt. Charleston Dam and oil could drive growth for Benson and Tomb stone as public schools reopen September 4. The Union high school touted as modern and best equipped in the state may attract families from southern Cochiee county and Pim and Santa Cres, with four school buildings currently in operation.
In the Superior Court of Pima County Arizona executors seek court permission to sell part of the decedent Alice P F Cameron estate to pay debts and administration costs. A hearing is set for July 1983 in Tucson to determine if an order to sell should be granted, with notice published in the Tucson Citizen for four weeks.
Notice the Tucson National Bank stockholders will meet at the corner Scott and Congress streets August 30 at 4 p m to consider reorganization matters. J A Woods cashier. Published July 21 and August 2 pages 38.
Notice states Tucson Creamery Company intends a single sale of its stock in trade in the creamery business at 6 North Stone Avenue Tucson Pima County Arizona to Crescent Creamery Company on or after the thirteenth.
Editorial and business staff of The Tecson feasted on bananas from the John F. Barker Produce Company. The fruit praised as superior to other tropical varieties was part of the second cartload received by Barker.
Faculty dean and Mrs Creager return for an administration meeting. Several business visitors arrive including J E White from A B railroad offices and Thomas H Jones from El Paso. Notables: J J Murphy welcomed newborn son in Hollywood, Gouvernor Hunt arrives by train, and Ernest Anderson to head chemistry at Dr Guild lab. Other locals include J Aarger former Santa Rita owner and Wm Watterson of Scottish Fire Hall.
State of Arizona instrument acknowledged July 27 1922 by J. & Ayers as president of Teccon Creamery Company and Corporation. Notary public Tom K. Richst on commission expires June 1923. Duly dated July 28. Last pad Ave 2 4533.
A cluster of kitchen instructions covers muffins pot roasts fruit desserts and sealing dressings. It includes a basic muffin recipe with sour milk and baking powder, pot roast technique in a kettle without water, a fruit dessert with a homemade dressing, sugared date walnut cake, and a cork replacement tip for bottle closures. Names of dishes and measurements appear with period language and practical steps.
Amores Ticson visitors in Nogales are guests at the Howman hotel. H Forbes of the city, with his son, spends a few days in Globe at the Murphey hotel. Miss Helen Brown travels from Tombstone to Los Angeles via Tut gon. Mrs Gage and Mr Brown accompany Ft Hawley and sister Mrs Wadeworth of Cananes. A birthday party and picnic supper near Wetmore honors several members of the group. Ladies Society of FL PF KF plan a party at Wetmore’s cafe. An American Legion Auxiliary meeting resumes, with plans and convention reports. Mrs Cowan and Mrs Drechman and children depart for Santa Monica for the summer.
Free W Fickett and Mrs Fickett came back yesterday from Semmerhaven and the Catalinas after a fort night and two weeks of vacations in Mt Lemmon and the Catalina area. Bishop Rose of Los Angeles arrives in Tucete with a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Sime. Bishop De Boxe heads to Pinal Ranch near Missim Hewitt while plans for the Bastress and Professional Women's Club banquet opening are announced.
Mr. Oliver J. Fuller returns to Tucson after weeks in California. News reaches town of CC. P. Witeon a 1918 UA graduate. Mise Ewa Liltien Hardie, daughter of missionaries in Korea, and Rev. J. A. Hardie connected to the story. Mr Wilson met his bride in Korea while serving as an architectural designer for Mtandard 11 company. Ziene! and Zelda Ziegeia plan a Los Angeles visit with Mrs Ziegeia’s mother. Mr Decker, a former Tucson resident, and Mr and Mrs Paul Celia with daughters Mayme and Lola plan an extended Baturney trip through northern Arizona to Grand Canyon and other sights.
Dr CBE Paetterheen departed early this morning for Egypt where he will spend several weeks during most of his vacation period. He plans to visit his parents in Greensboro North Carolina while away. Mrs Merbert F Brawe and sister Miss Lillie Kibell will leave Saturday for California for a month long vacation spending most of their time in Long Beach.
Seven Mets has returned to Tucson from California where he spent a short time with family who are summering there.
The regular secretary will be present in charge of the TS. The Fraccation House will be kept open from nine to five thirty. Mrs W W Cresshaw will be in charge this week while Mrs Buchanan, president of the F, will take charge afterward.
A teaspoon of salt with a pinch of starch helps prevent sarees from sticking during ironing.
The text suggests placing clothes in a bucket and covering with a heavy blanket to keep them safe. Details are unclear and may be garbled. No identifiable people places or organizations are present.
The readable portion describes methods for prolonging a table or life with strong thrusts and mentions burning an aluminum kettle to brighten it. The text appears as distorted instructional prose with hazardous tone and unclear context.
Fumes from a Miami Copper Co mine tunnel between shaft 3 and water tanks uncovered three 11 gallon stilts eight 4 gallon barrels of alcoholic mash and other equipment used to manufacture illegal liquor. Discovery followed an inspection by John Sikes chief mine watchman and W K R Cunningham assistant yesterday afternoon.
An enthusiastic group from University Methodist Church South will travel from Tucson to the Superior Miami highway for the state assembly of the University Methodist Church Beath August 2 to 12. Bishop Du Rose will join the party and Rev W J Sime leads local clergy and attendees.
Mrs Dickerman returned from Portland Oregon where she attended the National Convention of Business and Professional Women. Fifteen hundred club women were present and many placed orders for cactus candy. A gift box and recipe note were sent to the Portland chamber of commerce.
The Lions Club hosts a luncheon at the Ante Rite Hotel. Attendees are expected to arrive by 15.35 in the afternoon.
Senta Rita betel. 12345 Mm 7 Swimming party of the Business and Professional Wemanalub at Wetmore.
A luncheon event of the American Association of Engineers is scheduled for Santa Ana at 12:15 p m.
Morning and evening worship services noted across Tucson in the Sunday day program highlighting church activities and communal prayer.
The Mondat Rotary Club schedules its weekly luncheon at Kenta Bits Hotel at 12 14. Members will hear a report from local officials and plan upcoming community service events.
The Tutners and Professions Womens club holds a Tuesday board of directors meeting and luncheon at The Palms at 12 o'clock.
Dr and Mrs FP Rockefeller concluded a broad summer journey with visits across Tucson Chiesa ao Auburn Detroit and New Orleans Details note their attendance at a rational optical convention in Chiesa ao and social welcomes in Detroit and New Orleans during a long itinerary with relatives and friends mantienen
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