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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1917
Page
3
A fragmented religious lament asks for divine power to punish an unseen foe by curses and public shame. The archaic phrasing mentions heavenly guidance and a fearsome punishment, invoking imagery of whips, dragoons, and retribution.
The mining department at the University of Arizona reports successful operation of short courses. The recently completed course in assaying drew ten students from various state sections, indicating strong demand and proper equipment handling. The metallurgy course is now underway and scheduled to run for three sessions.
The article reports Professor Montellene, a noted dancing master from Houstein Tease, arriving in Houston to partner in a venture with a £125000 stake. He plans dance academy work while remodelling the Santa Rita hotel roof and building a new dancing hall. The Beach couple will relocate to Tur carn after decades of teaching in Houston. He seeks other mining courses to help workers andboost state resources.
A course covers concentration and amalgamation with practice in mitts and laboratory and theoretical instruction. A trip to Hayden is planned with observations at the Kay Concentrated Copper Company mill.
President Sproule visited the city to discuss Southern Pacific progress and potential support for growth. He met local business leaders and pledged to confer again to align city aspirations with railroad expansion plans.
A fragmented public notice outlines a mortgage and parcel transfers involving Meriesee Welle J Gem to Meneiets and 1 Para cer Pete tower A tool & en Va cht. It references a building project, a mortgage amount around 9444.95, and a later sale or distribution under a district order. The document mentions directors, trustees, and a county recorder.
A new course for the second semester in the department of social defense invites university and town men to attend Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9. It features lectures by prominent business people and state officials on banking insurance railroads advertising and other industries. Applicants should see Dr Brown room 215 agricultural building before January 29.
A mining company shifts operations to Arizona amid unresolved disputes and cash issues. Contact points include a reference to 4 Vv. Uarkins, 0 Seorth Park Avenue and the phone number 9264-87-97.
The student body at the University shows concern over the recurring deaths among Wildcats projects. The persistent cause is attributed to ongoing issues at the campus.
A recently reported offer involving a German submarine to be interned was refused while the vessel was found in Dutch waters. Officials hope to provide a secure shelter in a convenient place on the coast where such offers can be kept and not spurned in the future.
A terse Reuters flash despatch reports a capture in London with sparse details. The brief mentions Sam Visined and a Tan event, outlining an unclear outcome and no further context.
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