Tucson Winter Resort and Health Fringed Outlook
A Tucson health tourism feature extols the city as a dry, high desert climate ideal for pulmonary diseases. It highlights altitude near 2,400 feet, sunny skies, scant rainfall, and strong endorsements from local physicians, with testimonials on climate benefits and references to nearby resorts and facilities.
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Tucson
United States Medical Commission
United States
Arizona
Tue Gon
W. B. Purcell
Colorado
A. W. Olcott
Harrison E. Stroud
H. W. Penner
Southern Pacific
R. R
Southern Pacifi
Mark A. Rogers
California
Atlantic Coast
North America
Tueson
la Basin
Santa Cruz River
Santa Catalina Range
Rincon
Santa Rita
Tucsson
Mount Lemon
Catalinas
Wrightson
Santa Ritas
Sheriff Sale Notice In Pima County Arizona 1901
Frank E Murphy sheriff announces a public auction at 10 am January 6 1902 to satisfy a judgment of 472.17 plus costs against Geo L Johnson and others. The parcel is Lot 2 Block 189 City of Tucson Pima County described as undivided one half interest tied to a mortgage. sale proceeds go to satisfy the judgment costs and accrued expenses.
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County of
Pima
Territory of
Arizona
Anna Murray
A. A. Rieser
Sau
Hereford & Hazzard
Tucson
George L. Johnson
John Ivancovich
Tucson Lumber Company
George Siocan
Frank H. Hereford
Ade E. Johnson
First Judicial District
Territory
Geo. L. Johnson
Pima County
Arizona Territory
United States of America
Frank E. Murphy
Abigail Adams Letters News From Philadelphia 1797
Abigail Adams writes from Philadelphia on December 6 1797 about household matters notes in the letters opinions on business and cheese storage plans winter freeze effects on rivers and illness reports on Congress and politics comments on social life fasting and prayer synod while commerce and shops remain open she sends regards to Mrs Tufts and friends
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Abigail Adamae
Philadelia
Passibie
Congress
Washington
United States
England
The British Tourist Tries American Travel Delights
A British tourist on a train is surprised by American travel perks such as free fruit candy a cigar and a comic, then pays a dime for the train boy after suspecting the freebies. The item ends with a note on Hebrews vitality and race dynamics from the Boston Globe.
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Boston Globe
Humble apology over misprint targets local teacher
The editor of the Spiketown Blizzard apologizes to Miss Ruby McConnell, a popular teacher in Rige’s neighborhood, for a erroneous line claiming she possessed a new black beard. The fault lies with a tramp printer from Brown’s art store who set the item.
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Spiketown
Ruby McConnell
Riges
Chicago Tribune
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