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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

4

Local notices mix of names and places in brief listings

Tuesday morning activity details from York City include military, business and mining mentions. Several individuals such as Herbert Bowver, Marlee Williams, and Warren Henderson are noted with associations to companies like Silverbell and Santa Rita. The text lists residents, ranchers, and attorneys in Prescott Los Angeles and Phoenix with various business ties and roles.

Navy recruitment drive aimed at one hundred thousand men

The text notes a Navy enlistment push over a year with a target of 100000 volunteers. It mentions a plan involving Captain Lanieo as head of a navigation office and references a rescue or evaluation committee and actions related to education and recruitment.

From Colorado to the Border Colonel Greenway Promotion

John Greenway, a Colorado native who served as a thafor and rose to lieutenant colonel, has been promoted to full colonel. He received the French War Cross for distinguished service and was gassed near the armistice, now recovering in hospital and expected to return home soon.

Bisbee John Greenway France

Soup Saves Lives During Influenza Epidemic at New Cornelia

The New Cornelia Copper company provided hot nourishing soup to workers and their families among Mexican and Indian camps during a sudden influenza outbreak. Superintendent Curley arranged a suitable building and a good cook to ensure soup was served promptly.

AJD New Cornelia Copper Company Sqihahi New Cornelia Campy Curley

Guard detail ends at Roosevelt dam and Granite Reef

Detachments of U S guards assigned to protect the Roosevelt irrigation project will be relieved from duty at Roosevelt dam and Granite Reef diversion dam soon. The Water Users' Association informed the War Department that the guard is no longer required.

Phornin U.S Roosevelt Dam Granite Reef Roosevelt Irrigation Project Water Ueers’ Association War Department

Missing aviator Ernest Love reported alive after landing behind enemy lines

Mr and Mrs Allan Love, parents of Lieut Ernest Love listed missing in France for two months, received indirect word suggesting he may have been taken prisoner rather than shot down. Captain Hartman, former flying partner, said a balloon observer in the same district believed Love landed behind the Hun lines, implying he survived.

Wnissing HUN Line Prescott Allan Love Ernest Love France Ernest Havingeen Hartman Young Love United States Love Pariman

Adams to be chairman of Cochise supervisors

Senator Roberts announced I C E Adams of Bisbee will become chairman of the Cochise County board of supervisors after the January organization meeting. Louis Kuchenbeker of Tombstone will be clerk. Also named after year start: Dr. F R Randall of Douglas as county hospital physician and RR Perkins as county engineer.

F. R. Randall Douglas Randall Perkins J.C Ryan Bisbee Tombstone Ryan

Prescott and Phoenix Short Line rail road revival hinted

Rumors from Phoenix arrivals say the Prescott and Phoenix Short Line project is back in final consideration with possible start within the next years. Advices from the New York office reportedly favor revival, with questions on construction start date and contracts for road material and rolling stock under review.

Prescott Phoenix CP Henalweay Petage’ Ng United States New York

Whornix trial over crop loss amid arson accusations in Salt River valley

The Superior Court in Whornix begins hearing H A Sanderson versus Arizona Fire Insurance for F28 000 claimed as the value of pink beans burned in the Salt River valley in fall 1911. The crop, contracted for by the United States government for army use, was among several damaged by incendiary fires blamed on I W W activities and cotton fields. the insurer contests the valuation.

I W. W Salt River Valley H. A. Sanderson Arizona Fire Insurance Company United States

Presentation certificate offer for eye care services

A local ad promotes obtaining a Presentation certificate for eye care services at 38 Nerst Btote-Adv, promising lasting value beyond a simple glasses fitting. The notice highlights the benefit of professional eyewear care and invites readers to call for details.

Heceossavry Ion

Holilawea Field Plhaisses Telescopes Report

Vague OCR fragment mentions Holilawea Field and Mae Optal Pagiere Rees with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or names to confirm. Summary constrained by readable entities only.

Holilawea Field Plhaisses Goeuwlee Ot Fie Mae Optal Pagiere Rees Vee . Fae

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