Short Course At University Of Arizona Proving Great Success
The fifth annual Farmers and Housekeepers Short Course at the University of Arizona is well under way with registration at ninety nine and more expected. Of the ninety nine, forty nine are from Tucson and fifty from other parts of the state. A strong program features talks on soils range pests weed control and livestock selection plus demonstrations and medals.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Arizona
A. E. Vinson
KR. H. Porkes
CM. Evans
Texas Agricultural College
G. E. Parrell
Washington, D. C
A W. Morrill
Duane Stonier
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Mioeatt Burney
J. J. Thornber
A. L. Paschall
Cochise County
National Parks as Sources of Science Secrets
The National Parks Conference hear Dr. Charles Walcott urge parks as living science labs. He cites Powell and Hayden explorations, Yellowstone and Yosemite, and predicts generations of scientific work drawing to these original nature sources.
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Washington
Nature
Charles D. Wal Ecott
Smithsonian Institution
National Parks Conference
United States National Museum
Walcott
John W. Powell
F. W. Hayden
Great West
Grand Canyon
Powell
Yellowstone Park
Hayden
Weill
Dr. Walcott
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Grand
Pacific
Eart
Gister Park
Lodge Opposes Hitchcock Peace Resolution in Senate
Senator Lodge delivers a bitter Senate speech opposing Senator Hitchcock’s resolution to endorse the president’s peace plea to belligerent powers. He warns the president’s move could entangle the United States in foreign alliances Washington January 11.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
Hitchcock
United States
Washington Policy Cited on Senate Endorsement
Senator Lodge argues the senate must have full access to information in the president and state department before endorsing presidential action. He also praises national parks as a lasting asset for science and spirit.
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George Washington
Lodge
Senate
Ian
State Department
Gay Alley To Let After Eviction Order
The Gay alley district will be let to respectable tenants after Judge Pattee’s eviction order and Sheriff Miles’ quit notice. The 30 year old center of vice will be vacant tonight as remaining women move toward border camps or to Bisbee and Los Angeles. Deputy sheriffs Bailey and Simpson served the notice and City Health Officer Pat Higgins refunded permit money to nine women.
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Pattee
Miles
Bisbee
Los Angeles
Bailey
Simpson
Pat Higgins
Red Light Women On The Move Alarm Police In City
Nearly fifty women of the underworld prepared to depart to cities including Touglas Risher Nogales Los Angeles and El Paso. Railroad officials inspected tickets to ensure each woman bought her own, amid Mann Act concerns. The vice district was active with women registering at hotels and salons distributing business cards. Police collected the cards to investigate the operations.
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Underworld
Touglas
Risher
Nogales
Los Angeles
el Paso
F Ronstadt Co Adv Teases High Grade Paints at Low Price
Springtime painting season prompts consideration of paints and supplies with emphasis on high grade products offered by the F. Ronstadt Company. The advertisement touts quality and value as key selling points for homeowners and contractors.
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The
F. Ronstadt Co
Adv
B Y P U Plans For Coming Year At Pirot Baptist
The Pirot Baptist church youth group held a backers supper with many attendees. Plans for the year ahead were discussed and officers were appointed. Members include Mere Smith in finance W Wickett Jr in devotional duties and Susie Conterk in civic welfare.
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Pirot Baptist Church
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Mesa
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Sacaton
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Chicago, IL
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San Simon
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Thatcher
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Pima
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C H. Jaastad
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Portal
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R. R
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B. J. S. Ayers
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Tyndall Avenue
Maud McMahon
Rath Lyon
East Third
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North Stone Avenue
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East Fourth
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Sixth Avenue
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Safford
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Eighth Street
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Casa Grande
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C. J Wood
Joseph N. Miller
Fourth Avenue
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C. E. Pitzpatrick
East Fourth Street
E. M. Caufman
North Park Avenue
Erma Awrey
Phoenix
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Joseph E. Wheeler
Philip J. Martin Sr
B. L. L. Bates Prescott
Mertza
Surivs Bis Renett CO
Lava
Atlanta
Sen. Lodge
Wilson
Senator Lodge
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