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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
6
Australian Wool Specialist W T Ritch visits Arizona and warns Arizona wool gains from model shear sheds. He cites Scotts wool in Pinedale Arizona worth more per pound and says western wool can fetch up to twenty cents more with proper sheds. If adopted, last year's 140 000 head cost could fund a shed in every district.
An agronomy note details planting Milo in Southern Africa under summer rain regions, with dwarf Milo varieties suited to high grain output. It outlines timing for irrigated and dry farming, yields from April plantings, and two harvests by July and November. It also covers calf feeding using skim milk, fats, and supplementary meals like alfalfa hay and grain mixtures for balanced growth.
The outline suggests county and state use in Cochise and Tay counties with plans for December legislative work. It covers farm credits literature circulars from 1 to 5, treasurer’s department, and federal farm programs from Washington. It cites Farmers’ Bulletins on rabbits pests fencing and traps for field crops and a year-end review report.
Agricultural notes from Navajo-Apache counties report seed selection using double picking and careful hand sorting improving corn yields by about 7 bushels per acre. Beans, potatoes, oats, and silage corn are under test with varied results. Peter Rencher praises potato breeding from Blue Victor, and many farmers plan seed treatment to curb smut.
State wide agricultural and livestock groups schedule joint meetings in Tucson during January to align with the University of Arizona Farmers and Housekeepers short course. Affiliates include Arizona Jersey Breeders, State Dairy, Farm Improvement, State Marketing, and litigation and housekeepers conferences with events from January 1 to January 17.
Listings show transfers of real estate and capital stock in Empire district and Arizona areas. Documents reference Albert Strinfeld And related corporate stock issues, mortgage activity, and incorporation filings for multiple firms including Grande and Franklin entities, with values and share counts noted.
The record lists stock transfers including 000,009 shares of common stock and notices of location of mines and real estate deeds. It cites parties such as M. Franklin, David Klein, Arturo Contreras, and the Arizona National Bank of Tucson, with mortgages and powers of attorney connected to parcels in Tucson and Highland additions.
An advertisement directs readers to consult F. W. Brown & Co Ady for mantels stairs china closets bookcases and related home furnishings. The notice highlights design and custom options available through the firm.
Effective January 1st cuts and borders will not be mortised except for advertiser name if ad runs less than twenty inches. Cuts will not be mortised for advertiser name if ad runs under ten inches. Extra hourly charge for complex mortising and freek composition. The Tucson Citizen.
German commercial groups protest a policy seen as commercial slavery. Firms reportedly extend salary payments to soldiers' relatives and seek three year postwar commitments from employees under threat of ending aid. Chambers of Commerce urge action against burdens on firms and workers.
In this fragment, a Pacific region bowl game reference appears with scattered names and scores. The readable parts are limited and do not provide a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
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