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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1918

Page

3

Catalina mountains urged as deer refuge and primary reform

F E A Kimball of Pima County seeks to preserve Catalina deer hunting by creating a refuge in the Catalinas with open season in October, to benefit Tucson and visitors. Elias Hedrick pushes primary reform amid four city elections, while court sessions may move to Ajo to ease caseloads and a state institutions commission could be eliminated.

Catalina Mountains Hinother F. E. A. Kimball Pima County Kimball Tucson Catalinas Rincon Mountains Rincons Donald Héform Elias Hedrick Hedrick Hie Ajo RF Tuehman Pima Superior Court Purser Onmiv Pattee Uperior State Institutions Commission Buehman Commission On State Institutions Catalir

Bootlegging Persists As Xmas Cheer Brings Higher Prices

Bootleggers push liquor sales with pint prices reaching six dollars in Phoenix and Tucson while county sheriffs tighten enforcement. Epidemic demand aids flouting, but rising penalties and scarce gin hinder operation. Tom Marshall and Grady Garpmage work for the Arizona Temperance federation as measures continue. The ad notes a Safety Lazor Set gift choice from F Ronstadt Co-Adv.

Phoenix Tucson Sheriff's Office Sheriffs Office

Women’s Motor Service Corps Keeps Busy in Tucson

Mrs. W. S. Kitt reports November activity for the Tucson Red Cross Motor Service club. Twenty women answered 284 calls totaling 491 miles, including armory, Red Crown shop, home service, influenza and emergency requests. Lieut Helen Mylend and Mrs Clampitt led, with Lieut Vivian Mansfeld and Mrs Anne Rodgers receiving high praise for dedication during influenza and bad weather.

W. S. Kitt Motor Service Club Tucson Red Crose Red Cross Focal Red Drogon Armory Red Crown Home Service Motor Service Helen Mylend Clampitt Vivian Mansfeld Anne Rodgers Fiewins Voels Mra Mahetharm Tere Mtre Grossetta Ate ' Fo Me Rkianey The

Pima Graduate Nurses Hold Exercises at St Mary's Training School

A meeting of the Pima Graduate Nurses association was held at St Marys Training School with a reception for the nurses by St Marys staff. Dr Scott spoke on support from physicians to standardize and organize the association and protect nurses under care. Miss Rowe was elected president with Helen Mekerman as vice president and Ray Ruth Loc secretary.

Tirtaraduate Nurse Association St Mars St. B Mary’s Dr Atcott Miss Rowe Helen Mekerman Ray Ruth Loc Maude Moody St Mary Hospital Fedelian Anna Joseph Evangelista Thorean Olive Watson A Thomas Baxter Boydin Hendry Pima Graduate Nurses Association Helen Dickerman Ray Ruth Sehn Christina Peterson Lacey Morton Rodgers Florence Work Martha Armstrong 1 Bruce Anna D Adams Christiana Peterson Stella CC. Roof Ella ©. Peterson V_E Stockel Margaret Nicholson Emma Louise Man Gladys Triplett

Son Tent and Awnng Co. Offers Custom Garment Tents

In a brief note the Son Tent and Awnng Co advertises custom tent and awning services with flexible sizing and made to order options under the Ga rake Tent brand.

Gets-It Corns Treatment Promoted in Peculiar Ad

An old newspaper snippet promotes Gets-It as a corn treatment and mentions a Liberty Bottle. The ad uses catchy phrases about peeling corns and banana related imagery to tout its effectiveness. The text reflects vintage marketing language and product branding.

Earth E. Tucson Reco Hin Drug Co Lawrence & Coy

Tucson social clubs plan year with meetings and events

Local notices describe a busy slate as the Y W C A and Womans clubs resume activities after quarantine. Plans include a mask ball, a Victory program, and open meetings with speakers on YWCA work and business women ties. Many residents and visitors arrive for winter gatherings and military-related updates.

Personalities and notes from Nogales busy week

News notes list Allie Howe and Judge Samuel L. Patter visiting to Phoenix on business. A Nathan reports flu easing in Ajo and plans to return to the copper city. Bernal and Jose N. Pablo among Nogales visitors. Warren Kinner, attorney, Leslie Cochady and Harry Saxon in town after military training at Leon Springs. Grace Church to resume services with Sunday school, Holy communion, sermon, and evening address by the rector.

Grace Church Grace Episcopal Church Kiving Servics Tia OC Lock

Berlin pre decision on former German emperor status

Berlin reports the government is nearing a decision on the status of the former German emperor. The notice mentions available items like a thermos bottle and an auto line kit from The F Ronstadt Co Ac Vv as part of the surrounding sale or listings.

Berlin Shert Clerman

W S S urged as ideal gifts for Xmas

County residents urged to purchase War Savings Stamps as Christmas gifts to boost state and county quotas. Yavapai leads in per capita investment, with Coconino Greenlee Mohave and Maricopa among top counties. total state investment targets exceed 5.27 million dollars.

Stampe TT Aciazona JaVapAt Mar Yavapai Coconine Greenlee Lilat Pillai Maricopa Cochise Im Mohave Fitia

Boys' Wi orkonference in Tucson December

State and inter-state secretaries from the M C will attend the boys conference in Tucson on December 19 and 20. Leaders from New Mexico and Western Texas will join, with plans to discuss international and state conference topics and a photo lecture series.

M.C Tucson M .C Acedtéiationa Srizsna New Mexico Texas Amante HH. P. F Rasand el Jason Bars

Remedy Ad Boosts Liver Health in Toledo Ad

A 69 year old mother with long standing liver trouble found relief after using Mayr Wonderful Remedy advertised in the Toledo Blade. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines and promises refunds through Geo Mar Drag Co and local druggists.

Toledo Blade Geo Mar Hiere Ady

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