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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
A Casselton North Dakota druggist advertises a kidney remedy claiming 15 years of proven use for kidney and bladder ailments. The notice urges readers to try the product as a trusted solution.
An old advertisement claims Swamp Root will help the bladder and kidneys. It urges sending a cent to Dr Kilmer and to Boehman-ton New York for a sample and a booklet of information. The offer promises a discount on regular bottles and mentions drugstores and dealers.
Market opened with mixed tones as grain prices showed modest declines and futures remained volatile amid early trading. The Seaboard and other grain centers posted slight gains while money markets held steady with small shifts in bill rates and commercial paper activity.
City market receipts show heavy steers and heifers trading around 4.60 to 5.00 while vealers and calves moved near 7.00. Western steer and feeder quotes hover about 4.60 to 5.25 with lambs and ewes reported at 9.75 to 12.50 and higher bids noted.
Fragmented text shows pricing notes and promotional lines with references to savings, a Genuine Savaje Bug, and mentions of quantities like 5 094 cases and 15 cars. Several garbled names and brands appear, including F. Ronstad and Canary tests, with no coherent event or context.
An old advertisement touts Gets-It for corns noting quick relief and easy two second application. It claims broad distribution and price around 50 cents per bottle with endorsements and expert testimonials.
New York trading opened weak as Washington Berlin tensions weighed on buyers. Despite cautious mood some names including Atlantic Golf and West Indies, Crucible Steel, Baldwin Locomotive and Freeport set new low records in the general decline. United States Steel, Sugar, American Locomotive, Lin copper and other issues held firm later amid uneven activity.
Copper, industrial and rail stocks show mixed closing quotations as investors weighed market signals. Trading activity centered on industrials and copper related issues with several rail firms posting modest gains amid cautious sentiment.
Gopper nominal electrolytic prices quoted for first to third quarters with 629.56 and 32.50, tron unchanged. tin strong spot at 856.00 with 52.00. In London electrolytic at 1451, tin spot at 199 and futures at 200M with 12 cents per pound.
Marguerite Clark’s charm needs no publicity for popularity. Her appeal rests on a singular personality that endears her to fans as surely as Peter Pan’s fairies.
In Cheyenne on February 2, bills in both Wyoming houses propose statutory prohibition to start January 1, 1918. An act signed by Governor Kendrick seeks a constitutional amendment for November 1918, which would ban liquor from 1920 if approved. The move signals a swift push by dry supporters despite expected bitter clashes.
Lloyds reports multiple ship sinkings during wartime in progress. Portia Ravensbourne and Hecia are listed as sunk with crew losses noted for Ravensbourne. Belgian relief vessel Euphrates under Belgian relief committee charter faced uncertain fate with crew composition stated as non American.
Continued from page one a telegram shows a protest from Clement Curtis & Co Chicago over the Presidents note in formation linked to FBI Hutton Co. The testimony of M W Malthy a Hutton operator today is cited in the dispute with Connolly.
Congressional investigators pressed in New York as conflicting telegraph testimony over a December message about a peace note unsettles the inquiry. Becher and Connolly give divergent accounts while Hutton officials prepare further subpoenas and witness arrivals are awaited to clarify how the message was sent.
H. C. and H. M. Harrison of San Antonio report strong activity at the Patagonia mining district. They purchased the Three K mine eight miles from Patagonia last April and completed a 1546 ton mill with machinery installed. Electric power from Nogales will operate the plant once connections are ready. Total investment nears $100,000.
The article notes their long mining experience in Mexico and vast capital, predicting they will largely succeed in converting the Three Kings property into a profitable shipping venture. Harrison departed Tucson for Nogales today and will stay at the property indefinitely.
A scattered set of personal notices lists travelers and residents visiting or returning to cities such as San Francisco New York and Los Angeles. Names include Beeetoms Detter Phoetut and Teese Blend among others with mentions of merchants and attendees at social venues and local gatherings.
The commonwealth of Australia undertakes an overland route from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean. The line avoids tunnels and steep grades, with few culverts or bridges. sand dunes block the way, requiring extensive excavation across a twenty mile dune belt.
A proposed railway project promises rapid transit across Australia and between continents. The plan would shorten the journey from London to Melbourne toward a week and connect West Australia with New Zealand and America, transforming distant regions into near partners through faster water, grading, and track work.
Theitizen announces a system where carriers will collect payments. Subscribers should be ready when the boys come tomorrow. All collectors are school boys and will collect on Saturday, the only day available. They will present February bills due on the first Saturday of the month. Notify the Vizen office if errors occur.
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