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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1917
Page
4
An essay notes how automobiles and motor trucks transform remote mining areas, link towns like Phoenix Tucson Nogales and Bisbee Douglas Tombstone, boost stage lines, mining props, and accessory sales. It highlights Arizona’s growing auto market and dealer networks.
The editorial attacks Mallory's DIH eighty eight bill aimed at banning trusts from acting as estate administrators or trustees. It argues such trusts provide safe management, bonds, expert investment advice, and continuity despite official absence, condemning the bill as evasive and harmful toArizona's growing needs and vulnerable to irresponsible actions.
Forty three men joined a university Red Cross group with classes excused for attendance. Dr Thomas spoke on the program, with two classes planned as enrollments exceed capacity. Other topics include telescope lens work for a $66 600 observatory, YWCA meetings, and a campus university club event featuring Governor Campbell and settlement worker Raymond Rebbe.
A fragment indicates the St Louis heads to Liverpool today after sailing from New York on February. The note mentions American weasels in a German context and questions what Tiia resembles.
A fragment describes a rule that ships must follow a specified route and be painted with vertical stripes about ten feet wide. It also mentions a large red and white check masthead and flying the American flag from the rear.
Twenty years ago today The Citizen reported John Breadman a wealthy printing man returning home after a visit to Traceen. Mrs Markseriih fell from a terrace injuring her thigh. H E Roatineten of Southern Pacific retired attended a party at San Xavier hotel. A masquerade ball was announced at the Opers house on Washington’s Birthday. The Pueblo housing boom showed strong demand for rooms and dwellings. Charles Bo Wores headed to a new camp in California. The sheriff’s posse pursued a Peach Springs robber near Kiggtman but the man escaped into brush. a slain messenger named Charles Dougles was killed, and Jum Parker identified.
A damaged OCR fragment notes church and street references, a meeting at an unnamed site, and mentions individuals such as Miss Fria Wells in a garbled context. The text appears as partial lines about events, dates, and local actions with no clear outcomes or specifics.
A fragment records services at Crace Episcopal Church including morning prayer and sermon sequence, with references to Shakesperean passages and a sermon on Providence. Details mention a lecture on civil and moral progress, a meeting in the evening, and a note on members gathering for spiritual reflection and Lord's day observance.
Fragmentary OCR notes show service announcements for a church on North Stone Avenue. Mentions weekly events and branch work in the community. Details are incomplete but indicate pastor and church activities with a focus on outreach.
In McDuff Virginia a mother recalls suffering illness and headaches and credits Thedford's Black-Draught as the family medicine. She says keeping it on hand helps her children when they feel unwell and that their sickness spells have diminished since using it.
Charity function by Cathodie charitable society teams with One Fifty youths for a Sunday night three act drama and comedy. Court updates report federal grand jury action against drug sellers, bail, and unrelated charges. Also school sports note Bisbee girls beat high school boys in a 22 to 1? victory. boys’ game ends 39-39 with overtime.
The readable lines mention a service, a gathering, and references to attendees and plans. Names and exact details are unclear, but the text implies a meeting or sermon with attendance notes and possible regional references.
The text notes severe bilious attack symptoms including loss of appetite and vomiting. It suggests relief may be achieved by taking three Chamberlain Tablets, claimed to be prompt and effective and obtainable everywhere.
In 1882 Montana a copper producing district rose to early prominence, marking beginnings of the era’s copper industry. Veontana’s role in this mining surge is noted as part of the region’s development.
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