Agricultural Extension visit to Sulphur Spring Valley farms
Professor E. P. Teyler and county agent toured farms between Douglas and Cocise observing irrigation, harvesting, syrup making, and potato storage. Farmers praised soil, water for irrigation, and markets in Douglas. a Farm Loan Society formed and a new school house with planned shade trees and a garden area were noted.
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Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arisons
Sulphur Spring Valley
Douglas
Cocise
First National Bank
Gils Pig Club
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Kaneaster
Webb
R. A. Jean
Jean
Ely
Inter sectional football plans for 1997 season
Eastern colleges anticipate more inter sectional games next autumn with Western and Southern opponents joining. The season saw Eastern teams go 15 5 against the Middle West and 12 10 against the South with totals 372 100 in points. Playoffs and schedules for Pitt and Georgetown may shift the balance if cross regional ties grow.
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Ieastern College
Middle
Far West
Pastern College
Clevera
Middle Western
Wien
Middle West
Wichigan
Syreenor
Michigan
Wolverin
Penn
Cornell
Syracuse
Tee
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Beore
Ratters
Washington
Lee
Agercrete
University of Pittsburoh
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Magnates limp toward rule changes amid World Series debate
National League magnates in New York three days without action on changes to World Series rules and new player contracts. Proposals aim to boost batting, curb pitcher edge, including limits on four strikes to one and balls for on base. Emphasis on making games more exciting with better hitters while awaiting committee reviews.
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New York
Percy JD
Haughton
Boston
Heidler
Price Cut Announced for World Series Seats
Owners of American League clubs concluded a meeting in which they approved higher seat prices for World Series games at major parks doubling regular season costs. The plan includes bleacher seats at one dollar and half a dollar for grandstand areas, with disputes sent to the league president for settlement. A new players contract form and disability plan were also halted as new owners of Cleveland and Boston clubs joined the league.
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Jane
Ben Jomeon
American League For Settlement
Barrow
Bill to restrict liquor ads in U S mails advances
A House Post Office Committee report favors a bill prohibiting liquor advertisements sent by mail to curb the mail order liquor business in dry areas. The measure aims to reduce alcohol promotion and support local communities, with agricultural agent A. L. Parchall cited.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Dry Territories
Wild Horse Case Finishes in U S Court
Omaha Neb Dec 15 The government rests its case against United States Livestock Company and Jemaha Land and Investment Company on charges of fraudulently selling phantom wild horses in Coro nino County Arizona The prosecution seeks to prove 1 600 000 worth of animals were sold Witnesses describe buy trades including land valued at 59 per acre near Clearwater Nebraska The deal was never completed and the deed was not recorded allowing recovery of land.
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Taday
United States Livestock Company
Jemaha Land and Investment Company
Coronino
Ariz
Viton Haheen
Turin
Jaws
Clearwater
Nebreska
Beck
PurER. FOR GABBY Funeral for two year old Adatea Secerre Grieten
The funeral of Adatea Secerre Grieten two year old daughter of Pedro Onjaren proprietor of the Tienta ta Juan was held yesterday at the cathedral. Interment was at Holythope cemetery Taeron Undertaking company directed the funeral.
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Adatea Secerre Grieten
Pedro Onjaren
Tienta Ta Juan
Holythope
Taeron Undertaking Company
Reeves Headache Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A plain white external ointment called Musterole uses oil of mustard to relieve headache, congestion, and cold symptoms without stomach or heart effects. It claims quicker action than plasters and helps with sore muscles and chest discomfort.
Civic League to discuss high living costs in Tucson
The Tucson Civic League will meet at the Y M C A this afternoon to revisit the high cost of living issue. Mrs Lena Flynn will lead as president and will outline methods used by women in other cities to combat rising prices. The aim is to determine how Tucson housewives can cooperate to keep bread and butter affordable.
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The
Tucson Civic League
Lena Flynn
League
Tucson
Strikers Trial Postponed In Ajo Mansege District
Eight Ajo strikers arraigned before Justice Comstock on charges of disturbing the peace. trial delayed from 4:20 PM to 2:30 PM due to defense attorney John T. Hughes illness. Prosecution handled by Attorney.
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Ajo
Justice Comstock
John T. Hughes
Attor
Turson attorney heads to Ajo for defense in quake case
A. A. Worsley a Turson attorney known for labor sympathy left for Ajo to defend four women and two men arrested there in a case linked to a local quake incident. Sheriff Forbes remains in Ajo with deputies unable to testify, while defendants Frederick Loren Joseph Kopinski John Snyder Edward Rogers James Hansen J A Plant Frank Skuse and Edward Miller are jailed.
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George Hilzinger
Phoenix
A. Worsley
Turson
Ajo
Forbes
Frederick Loren
Joseph Kopinski
John Snyder
Edeward Rogers
Frank Skuse
Edward Miller
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