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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1917
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms such as CLDAS JOT DES, President, Rev, Water, INDUSTRIAL, SPONTING, and various partial place references. The text is fragmented with unclear context and lacks coherent events or dates to summarize.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a January term delay and a town enterprise tied to New York amid a property sale. Mentions Hewee ated Haweeee, Jose Anedeadte, Kalgiite and Psthrias, plus a dividend notice from Theonesticiated SNethonel Bank and the Blue Mark jean. The text largely blends names, dates, and seemingly broken phrases from a historical page.
The article honors Buffalo Bill Cody famed showman and frontier survivor. He is praised for courage and generosity while noting financial troubles and a life spanning frontier days. Writers urge youth to imitate his patriotism and daring as the nation faces new threats.
The article notes twelve Alabama troopers died of pneumonia at a border camp and criticizes conditions, urging warmer quarters and better housing. It cites General Funston’s inspection and calls for improved provisions to sustain enlistment and morale amid the university’s rapid growth and legislative funding.
The article lists Sunday services at First Baptist Church led by Rev. John H. Clifford with morning worship at 10 a.m. and evening services. Nursery for small children, missionary address on The Yellow Peril, and a Young People's Society program are featured. Explicit topics include The Great Breath of the Law of Jew and Thread That Answers by Fire with special sermon by Clifford.
The South Side Avenue church holds worship with a Sunday sermon by the pastor and a choir directed by Prof. Car. A mission talk on South America starts at 6 29 p m followed by a Sunday night series on marriage with topic Selecting Life Partners. The choir to sing The Mercy Seat and visitors invited to inspect the new pipe organ under installation.
The text notes a church meeting with an evening program titled Divine Partnership and Paying the Pictcher, including prayer meetings. It invites all to attend with minister 3.8. Brown preaching at 7:34 pm and a cordial welcome extended.
Dr. MH Wikoff of San Francisco, a general secretary of Congregational churches, will preach at the First Congregational Church Tucson Morning service features an organ voluntary and a sermon titled The Golden Gate of Opportunity for the Tucson Church. Evening address titled The Dominant Power in Entire Building. The guest is described as a keen observer with wide travel experience.
The Farmers' Short Course concluded today with a larger turnout than previous years. Speakers covered nitrogen, crop stand, forage crops, and home care for the sick, drawing about seventy participants and a banquet attended by many. Registration surpassed earlier days, totaling around 198, indicating growing popularity.
Salt Lake City Utah January 13 All states week of the Mississippi and others traveled with predatory animals will favorably on a proposed measure adopted today by National Wool Growers Association convention here. The bill sets bounties of 2.59 per calf and kittens, 15 per head for wolves, 23 per head for mountain lions and cougars, and 1 per head for bears in protected counties. Committee reports 256 06 wild animals killed in the last year in the United States due to bounty
Lieut. Col. Bishop and Lieut. Wiliam A. Robertson, army officers, were found 105 miles south of the border in Mexico after a forced landing from San Diezso while en route from San Diego to an unnamed point. Washington reported to western headquarters today.
Pedro Botorquez, 19 years old, arrested by Sgt. Tom Mills, confessed to forging three checks totaling 26.24 dollars and a fourth for 24 dollars in the name of Fernando Orozco. He is held pending trial. Kreinsmit, university president, and Prof. A Beard will present a program titled World Citizenship with a Max Spackner piece.
George Lorillard secretary of the American legation to Romania and confidential agent for the United States has resigned while in Washington officials announce acceptance. He served to care for American interests among prisoners and other affairs at the central powers post.
Sunday service at 93 a m on West Alameda with the subject Sacrament. Wednesday evening fasting meeting at 8 pm. Reading room hours 12 to 1 and 5 to 9. Unity Society at 437 East Third Street holds Thursday and Sunday evenings. Children’s program on Sunday at 2 pm.
Grace Episcopal Church at Corner Stone and University avenues lists services: Holy Communion at 4:60 am, Sunday school at 9:45 am, Men's Bible class at 9:30 am, Morning prayer and address at 11:60 am, Evening prayer at 7:24 pm. At the 11 o'clock service vestrymen will give brief addresses on the pension topic. Dr Bob is to speak at the evening service.
Princeton N J January 13 The revolt led by former Grover Cleveland’s son Hiehart Cleveland gains support in Treaceton where sophomores rally against the established social order. The movement aims to shake the campus merit system and social pretenses that have long defined the college.
The funeral for Mario Pacitta of Caserta Street, killed in a streetcar collision last week, will be held at the cathedral at 4.99 today. A large delegation from the Socmutad Vetostiata Wor rother, of which he was an active member, attended the services thirteen in a wife and two children. The Toceen Undertaking Company will handle the remains for interment in Holy Mepe Cemetery. There will be no practice rifle shooting in the Toceen Kite Range tomorrow. FNEOLTIVE COMMITTEE.
A reader from Georgia named J M Moore Lowley reports success using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for hacking coughs and colds. The note claims the medicine consistently brings relief and that it is widely obtainable.
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