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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
3
About twenty thousand workers at the Vasena steel works in Argentina marched and halted operations in a major strike. Police response and clashes were reported as workers demanded higher wages and better conditions amid ongoing industrial action.
Phoenix Jan 16 The State Livestock Sanitary Commission and the Arizona Cattle Growers Association urge major changes to livestock laws to protect stock interests and streamline office work. Proposals include re recording all brands, eliminating excess branding classifications, and tightening cow hide and peddler accountability to curb theft and fraud. Also discussed are motor vehicle tax changes and costs for licenses.
David Rabbitt of Ptageras, partner in Habbitt Brothers, a feral automobile branch proprietor, guests at Santa Rita hotel. H. Morgan of Wificort in city on a short visit. Otto R. Williman, ex clerk at the San Xavier Hotel, returned after a year away. A veteran much praised for aiding ten ships’ construction and launching, received a war service medal. now serving as a clerk at the Hotel Congress.
A broad shake-up in the state Livestock Sanitary inspection corps is announced with many resignations and new appointments. Secretary Bon Mephens says the transition will be temporary in parts and permanent in others as officers are reassigned or replaced across multiple districts and roles.
Promotional note from F Ronstadt Co offering a 10 percent cash discount on purchases through the 18th. The discount applies to hardware auto supplies harness and all other items sold by the company. Prices and details vary by item.
A historical account traces the influenza pandemic origins from Spain in May and Hippocrates 112 BC, noting repeated epidemics since 1831 with a later 1888-86 outbreak. It describes symptoms fever aching coughing and respiratory effects, and prescribes bed rest and basic remedies.
A civil service exam will be held in Tucson on February 1 for the carrier position in the local post office. The test covers teias only. Qualified applicants are urged to enter the examination. blanks and details are available from the local secretary at the post office.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mention of percentage off and purchase terms likely from a retail ad. No full names, dates, or locations present to identify the store or event.
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