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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

4

Minneapolis Orchestra Men Enjoy Tucson

Emil Oberhoffer and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra arrived at the Southern Pacific station in three private sleepers from El Paso. They gave three concerts on Tuesday and Wednesday to capacity crowds, first visit to Tucson, with eighty five artists ready to perform tonight. The troupe endured a blizzard departure from Minneapolis January 24 and a four-engine train, drifted snow up to twelve feet, relief came after Urbana stop.

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Feeling Fit as a Fiddle Gird Gird Play Tonight

A high interest advance seat sale suggests a sold out concert tonight. Local anticipation runs high for the performance, with many tickets reportedly snapped up ahead of showtime.

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Highwayman Flees After Threat to Cafe Owner

A youthful robber with a 4% Colt's automatic demanded money from Joe G. Bennett, proprietor of Ramons cafe, at Fifteenth street and Fifth avenue last night. Bennett yelled, attracting a passerby and prompting the suspect to flee up the street. a woman nearby ran to her door to see the disturbance. Police were informed but no description could be given.

Highwayman Joe G. Bennett Ramons Cafe Fifteenth Street Fifth Avenue Bennett

Popular Prices Decided On For Big Benefit Ball

Musicians' union leaders plan a Tucson armory benefit on February 12 to aid Belgian relief. Admission set at 50 cents to attract families, with decorations, flags, and Belgian banners planned. A Belgian Special engine and entertainment for children are featured, plus a card party and refreshment booth. Barn dance and grand entertainment expected to pack the venue as city residents contribute to the cause.

Toion Tucson Armory Sefferihe Belgium Charles M. Crawley Aney

Delmore Du Bois Dies Suddenl y at 18 in Tucson

Delmore Du Bois aged eighteen died suddenly at his home 735 South Sixth avenue Tucson from heart trouble. He was son of Homer Du Bois and longtime resident of the city. Survived by his boy and brother Eddie B. and formerly employed as a laboratory assistant to Dr. Itchins of Tucson.

Delmore du Bois Tucson South Sixth Avenue du Bois Homer du Bois Eddie B de Bois Dr. Itchins

Demand for Chihuahua dogs sweeps border towns

Mexican refugees housing searches reveal high demand for Chihuahua dogs among American naval guards. Vendors find quick sale as supply dwindles and prices rise, with locals and breeders quickly meeting demand from soldiers and market seekers. The breed is small with distinct markings, ears set high, and weights around a few pounds.

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Labor Needed in State Cotton Field Planting

Laborers are needed for cotton field planting in the Saft River valley. Manning, manager of the Wheems Employment Bureau, seeks workers and offers 27.95 for laborers and 2.50 for teachers. The Goodricht Rubber Company plans to plant 20,000 acres this year with 16,000 acres under cultivation in the district. Text mentions tents, board, and wages terms as part of the job offer.

Saft River Ft. Manning Wheems Employment Bureau Chy Goodricht Rubber Company Ami Wr. Manning Tewtay Seston

Fragmentary OCR Note on Court and Visit Warnings

A damaged OCR passage mentions Anritaid, a court, and warned visits and possible belts. It is unclear and contains many garbled terms, with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm.

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