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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1917
Page
15
Dr. Paul Ritter, the Swiss Minister, has taken over the interests of Germany in the United States. He will receive the archives of the German embassy and act as the German representative here. The United States interests in Germany will be managed jointly under this arrangement.
A notice promotes special readings by a notable figure offering guidance on life matters. The advert promises frank, comprehensive answers about marriage, divorce, wills, investments, travels, mortgages, and more with a claimed “markebie man” expertise. Readings scheduled for 10 A.M. with a $1.00 fee appears in the text.
By deed dated November 7 1913 and recorded in Pima County Maurice W Roberts owner of Retail Grocery and Mercantile business at 161 East Seventh Street Tucson offers property and fixtures for sale to satisfy two mortgages. Sale by Albert Steinfeld & Co Tucson up to February 20 1917 for Let One block one Belts Addition map by George Helen. Property subject to two mortgages securing 430.68 and 276000 plus interest. first mortgage Maurice W Roberts to Albert Steinfeld & Co dated January 9 1915 second Maurice W Roberts to Margaret Francis dated October 19 1915.
The notice announces a bond election for School District No. 1 Tecson City in Pima County Arizona to be held February 7, 1917. Voters will decide on bonds totaling 81,090.00 with 5 percent interest for 20 years to finance school buildings furniture and grounds. Proceedings indicate election officials and polling hours from 10 AM to 6 PM.
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