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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
3
The article outlines how a group from AL Observatory plans travel to Mexico to view a solar eclipse. It mentions transportation options, special train arrangements, and coordination with agencies to provide viewing aids and ensure safe access for observers.
The Pima County Farm Bureau announces two hundred acres in the Pima Farms area will be planted in lettuce this season. Farmers in the Postvale and Rillito districts subscribe the acreage to secure a contract with a wholesale produce company. The company will handle the lettuce and advance funds for seed and other costs.
Marquette Mich August 22 The extent of the disability of Themes A Edison aged seventeen was a light cold contracted on the journey across the lake from Traverse City to Escanaba an authoritative Henry Ford camping party announcement said He has exercised care and the cold has virtually disappeared
Secretary Mellon will renew to Congress a proposal for reducing the higher brackets of income taxes. The treasury announcement says he is uncertain how the proposal will be received at the Capitol.
Gordon H Sawyer president of the Tucson clearing house and vice president of the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company will attend the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City. He follows a national president's urging amid talks on monetary reform and agricultural issues shaping the meeting’s agenda.
New York Aug 23. Civilian Launcelot M Purcell retired of Beattie Washington former chief of the surplus property division Jobe Sktaner chief of the sales division of the quartermasters corps Bertrand Wetes American Canter and Marty Miller were indicted today with conspiracy to defrace Government.
Local resident Mr L Langers urges Tucson area households to plant Australian Rye by September to create green winter lawns. The grass adapts to the climate, grows over Bermuda, and should be planted at one pound per 196 square feet with thorough raking and three-eighths inch screened manure.
The Arizona State Livestock Sanitary Board launches a campaign to urge cattlemen to register all brands. Secretary Charlies Francis notes many brands are unregistered, risking loss of stray stock and possible $100,000 in property loss. each brand is cataloged in an owner linked ledger used by 66 board deputies.
An advertisement promotes a facial wash claiming to remove blackheads and redness, leaving the skin smooth and pores in a natural condition. The copy emphasizes surprising results and a soft, refreshed feel.
A broker, Charles Bowman, 45, attempted to shoot himself in his apartment and, after firing a pistol, was arrested on firearms charges. Bowman reportedly cried Please let me go through with it as he pleaded during the incident on Carnes Avenue.
Rumor and official notices swirl over a change of command at Camp Little. Col MacNab departs as Col Meeker is named to command the Tith infantry as Tucson and Nogales groups seek to retain strong cross border ties and calm in the region.
Former Tucson resident Mrs Louisa Barrett Barrett dies in California during a visit to her nephew J M Hate of Littve Beerreck. She was the widow of Col James H M Toole of the Mudeon Brecher & Toole firm based in Teccon. Services by tougtte will be at Beaverlum. The deceased was formerly of South Dakota and had lived in Wetertown for 13 years. A nephew A T Hep kine and others attend.
The geologist spent a year and a half in Arizona working with mining and engineering departments. He collaborated on securing geographic maps of the state for the university. Carter oversaw field work and the mining department supported the effort.
A disjointed advertisement proposes a patent inhaler remedy aimed at "the hopeless" with promises of relief and a mail coupon. The text mentions showing at our expense and urges payment by postage or similar means, but the purpose and credibility are uncertain due to garbled wording.
Detectives search for three month old Lillian McKensie abducted from a Manhattan carriage last Saturday. Two women are sought one seen carrying a crying infant asking for money on the lower west side. The other is the childless partner of a man who favored children and left her.
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