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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
3
Anuric tablets are advertised as a universal remedy for uric acid disorders including gout and kidney trouble. The promotion claims rapid relief, urges taking one tablet before meals, and notes testing by Buffalo physicians and demand from druggists.
Citizens of Helon engage in a February ball plan with local firms donating services and city officials coordinating. The event aims to raise funds while honoring protection needs and public works, with plans for naval and Belgian color themes and a parade of local businesses supporting the effort.
In St Paul Minnesota five dogs remain in the Winnipeg St Paul speed race after late withdrawals of Hyurtur Mane, Wine Kelly, and Gunter Totasson. Sibert and Gabel Canpbetl are reported out, leaving Grayson and Nortman as the only drivers considered fit for the final dash.
Western league club owners plan a February 15 meeting at Toaha to discuss the 191% schedule of games. John Holiend of Joseph and John Savage of Topeka are expected to participate with tentative debates on adopting the schedule and approving transfers related to the Whitefield sale and Topeka club move to Jopten.
Metourt of Cleverend defeated George Moore of New York in the three cushion billiards match. The night score was 58 to 39 in the second block of their two month series, totaling 189 for Metourt and 69 for Moore. The match lasted 76 minutes with high runs of Metourt at 6 and 9.
The Columbus Ohio based club of the American Association announced a transfer of title to Cole Mals Obie Tech and Central officials yesterday. Tinaerent Thomas Wilson of Chicago receives the title as the club moves toward a rock confederation with a $41,000 fund. Tinker is set to be elected president and Unaries Witeum secretary.
Postmaster Ronsted pleads for help as openings for clerks and stenographers remain unfilled. No civil service exams required, but temporary roles may lead to future honors. Apr 17 examinations and carrier positions referenced by Secretary Ken Etchells. details at the post office.
Plans for a racing circuit in southwestern Arizona are being fed by J Butler of Douglas, deputy of the Modern Woodmen of America, with reports of favorable reception in Tecoma, Bisbee, Prescott and Phoenix. The aim is to attract top horses from Juarez, New Orleans and Havana for short meetings at several cities.
Harry Hughes, coach of the Colorado Aggies football team, declined an offer to become athletic director at South Carolina A. and M. College for the coming year after the student body pledged funds to match his Colorado salary. The decision ends speculation about a move amid Mountain Conference champions.
New York reports that pitcher Jack Enright has signed with the American League club. The young roffege pitcher last season with the Newark internationals, plus a letter from Enright to President David Fults stating his resignation from the players fraternity. He says he cannot agree with the fraternity's stance after considering all angles.
Buildings on Thirteenth Street plan two residences with brick and plaster, a four rock structure with stone foundation and shingle roofs. A Christian Endeavor grand rally is set for Temitten church with Rev Bowe and other speakers. Police recover funds from a misrouted check. county teachers certificates exams scheduled for March 6. Italy soldiers flyers report. Arbor Day observances include tree planting and instrument recoveries. A real estate note lists job moves, a theater showcase at the opera house, and a clash over a county physician appointment. Public notices touch on funerals, meetings, and railway agents’ visits.
Phoenix Democrat James A. Johnson and Frank P. Moore are named to the Livestock Sanitary Board to replace John W. Feldman and R. G. Brady. L. L. Harmon is asked to remain as chairman. Rudolph Kuchler is confirmed as a full member of the State Tax Commission after guidance from the attorney general.
University of New Mexico defeated the University of Arizona at basketball here last night 28 to 19. Ad text notes prices and car service offers from Schweitzer Machine Co. in Tucson.
Government board proposes consolidating two normal schools and a range of special institutions under a single state board of education. The plan aims to unify training, standardize subjects, and reduce rivalries while ensuring control of teacher preparation, school management, and specialized education.
Reports describe defects in the new City Hall project including elevator shaft issues and ventilation arrangements. Officials note ongoing delivery delays and potential safety risks while contractors work to address structural and security features in the central brick building.
Fragmentary 19th century ad mentions the Bain wagon and the Western for mining use. References Schweitzer Machine Co and Brown & Co with notes on carpentry work and improvements. Phrases are garbled but indicate advertising claims of durability, efficiency, and friction reduction. Names appear as brands rather than individuals.
An enduring blood purifier, S. S. S. has been sold for over fifty years and praised by druggists for treating blood disorders. It claims to be free of minerals, derived from roots used by Indians, and is advertised as a general tonic for rheumatism catarrh scrofula eczema and malaria with available free information from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
The report notes a shift back from motor trucks to army mules for hauling fort forage fuel and supplies at border outposts and camps. Trucks were phased out except for emergency work with mules resuming multi task duties across the line, improving load capacity and transport reliability.
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