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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
2
The Dale-Tafford Jewelry Co advertises Christmas gifts with gold jewelry and a guarantee from the manufacturer. It highlights Howard notes as gifts and a lavalliere in a branded box, urging Tucson shoppers to inspect displays and note plainly marked prices.
The article notes that excess uric acid in the blood is linked to rheumatism and gout, with urate salts forming in tissues. It advises reducing uric acid by drinking hot water, using Anuric tablets, and limiting red meat while applying tincture iodine and hot poultices as needed.
The Wall Street market program reports uneven trading with tech shares leading shifts. Declines in several components are offset by brief recoveries. steel and copper issue broader influences as investors adjust positions. Major names such as United Steel, Continental and International Paper appear in coverage, with mixed activity across exchanges.
Copper shares and related industrial and railroad stocks feature prominently in this late era list. Entities include Kennecott Copper, Jerome Verde, Great Northern, Southern, Erie, and Chicago area exchanges with varied share figures. The compilation reflects a broad market snapshot across metals, refiners, steel, and transportation firms.
Germany's latest market chapter shows wheat prices slipping with May near 81.57 and July around 81.36 as markets swing for over an hour. Oats and corn mirrored mixed action while overall provisions felt only moderate impact and the market held an upward tilt beyond usual limits.
Kansas City. Hog prices showed gains with lower grades around 70 to 90 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle quotes included heavy calves near 70 dollars and lighter calves around 9 to 10 dollars, reflecting mixed demand in the market.
Foreeer William of the Army 7th WO arrived at Paso and other travelers reached El Paso and Tombstone. Numerous locals and visitors including engineers, hotel guests, merchants, miners, ranchers, and cattle raisers from Bisbee, Tempe, Prescott, Pima and Tucson are listed as arriving or visiting local spots such as the Santa Monica Hotel and Beamer Hill Mines. The item reads as a dense string of names and places with brief movement notes and social appearances across the region.
Cattle and calves led the day with large receipts across steers cows and stockers. Beef steers brought 6.00 to 6.60 per hundredweight while cows and heifers moved at varied bids. Sheep and hogs posted steady to higher quotes with mixed volumes across regions. Prices reflect market activity and bid ranges for December shipments.
The article lists various bills and treasury instruments with different maturities and yields. It notes strong money demand, steady government loans, and several 4 percent ranges across 60 to 90 day periods.
The brief market item lists wholesale figures for commodities including potatoes, eggs, and poultry. It notes unchanged prices for bees and cheese, with turkey prices showing a rise in live and dressed markets. Receipts and car counts are cited for several items, illustrating overall supply movements.
A fragmentary market note shows Meats Market prices and metal quotes in New York London and East St. Louis. Lead and spelter figures appear with dollar and pound listings alongside copper and iron futures and spot rates.
Cotton prices in Liverpool on December 29 showed spot steady with middling at 11.14 and low middling at 10.84. In New York on December 18 spot cotton was steady with middling upland at 14.60 and no sales reported.
An old advertisement touts Stuart’s Calcium Wafers as a quick cosmetic remedy promising clear skin and a beautiful complexion. It claims a free trial pack and urges readers to try the product across the United States for noticeable results.
The third day of ballot inspection in the gubernatorial contest tested about 2600 ballots with around 600 already set aside. Despite a crowd, no decisive changes emerged, though observers alleged minor adjustments benefitting Governor Hunt. Clerical errors and disputed ballots remained issues, with guards deployed to protect ballots as inspectors work in shifts amid court scrutiny.
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