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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1919
Page
11
The Trinity Presbyterian Church led by Rev Warren Dubore invites parishioners to morning worship at 11 o clock and evening service at 6 o clock. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with baptism and membership recertification planned. The session meets at 16 90 to consult about applications.
The West Alameda Womans Club hosts a testimonial meeting on Wednesday evening at 41 South Stone Ave. Open daily from 12 to 4 PM in the ending room venue.
The page lists Methodist and Lutheran church activities led by Pastor Hasse and other clergy. It notes Sunday school, morning services, and evening programs with upcoming guest speakers and study groups, inviting members and strangers to participate.
Charles McArthur reported in Phoenix that the Dodge Brothers factory is in full production. McArthur Brothers of Phoenix and Tucson can deliver lodge cars immediately and the government is standardizing on Dodge cars, taking 200 a day. With armistice output freed, 400 cars daily are available for the public. Dodge Brothers will not reduce prices.
The note invites many children to attend Sunday morning services for four months and receive a Bible from the pastor. Parents should come with their children and those interested in joining the campaign should give their names to the pastor this coming Sunday. Music includes organ selections and performances by Mia Powell and Anita Post.
The Seventh Annual Farmers and Housekeepers Conference at the University of Arizona is set for January 24 and 25. The Agricultural Extension Service directs a two day program with talks and demonstrations by state and government experts in agriculture livestock and home economics. A four day conference for agricultural and home economics workers precedes it and the Farmers and Housekeepers Day features the Farm Bureau annual meeting and reports from county farm home agents.
A notice describes a forthcoming conference with planning details, attendees, and possible attendees including a regional representative. It notes sessions will be held under guidance from the committee and mentions Washington as a participant.
Fifteen million Gollere allocated for Patensian work in the ULM for the year ending June. There were over 2406 counties in the United States. County Agricultural Agent reports on crops such as clover and cow peas grown under agent direction. Thirteen army horses advertised for sale, including cavalry and artillery stock, mules and pack animals. About 19 farmers have worked with county agents on cow peas, with many states noting potential for wider adoption. Graham county farmers plan many trees, with some already bearing fruit.
The Yuma County Agent announces four fields of Peruvian alfalfa classified and that certified seed is prepared in senior 1A8 pure seed amounting to about 250.296 pounds.
A reliable authority reports that the producer receives only one half of the price paid by consumers for farm products. Another credible source states that half of all perishable farm items never reach the consumer.
County agricultural workers urged silage use and seed treatment across the state. They guided 79 farmers on oats to curb smut and assisted 62 Arizona farmers in seed selection and corn yield studies. The report notes shifts toward crop rotation and careful crop management amid evolving farming laws.
Special mention to organized adult garden results in Gila County as reported by the Weekly News Letter from the U S Department of Agriculture The county plans directed by the County Agent cover 135 acres split into one eighth acre gardens producing products valued at 111000 This outlines an interesting story The same publication also notes Coconino Farm Bureau plans to use one hundred Indians to address labor shortages.
The club staff logged a busy year with 529 meetings and 9 488 total attendance across various gatherings including cia meetings, 6 0460 miscellaneous sessions, and 24 04 650 demonstration events. The report notes extensive public activities, fairs, training, and regular member meetings, highlighting efforts to support government programs and community outreach.
The article describes ear tick infestations in cattle and notes their life cycle. It outlines practical observations on tick stages, effects on cattle, and a proposed treatment from the Bureau of Entomology and Cooperative Extension Service using a mixture of zero partes bine tar and cottonseed oil to apply around the ears to prevent reinfestation.
Instructions for curing ham and sides at home using brine and spice measures. Steps include preparing brine, submerging meat for up to forty days per ten pounds, periodic turning, soaking, washing, and hanging in a smokehouse. Emphasizes sanitation and avoidance of insects and vermin.
Residents across Towner Ramsey and Cass Counties in North Dakota participate in a local election with a tight voter margin. Official figures show turnout shaping outcomes and votes counted across precincts.
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