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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1917
Page
4
Readable text shows fragments mentioning Allan Jainers and Bodine with old postal or publication marks. The lines reference a second class matter and a company, but context and specifics are severely damaged, leaving an incomplete item.
Turret hotel plan in Tucson aims to raise 250000 via local and external investors. Promoters propose a ten year mortgage bond scheme with 3 percent preference for Tucson capital, while noting a need for outside funding. A committee will vet promoters before proceeding, with city street repairs and civic center retention mentioned as context.
The El Paso Herald notes the University of Arizona expansion from 10 students in 1892 to near 1600 by the 1920s and urges state support to sustain growth. It also reports Senator Ashurst’s bill to create a northern district US court in Arizona to ease dockets and prevent Judge Sawtelle’s resignation. A F Ronstadt Co department offers a 15 percent reduction on genuine Navajo wool goods.
Stomach and liver troubles are described as causing misery, with Chamberlain's Tablets offered as a preventive remedy obtainable everywhere.
A mining company in Arizona orders five Western Hoist units from Schweitzer Machine Co Ady citing increased ore extraction capacity and plan to bolster operations at its flagship site.
A fragment from a late 19th century meeting notes recalls actions by officials, including Judge Lave and President, on state matters such as government phrases, water projects, and the free homestead bill. Mentions of local offices, licenses, and county payments appear amid a jumble of names and terms.
An architectural eye views the Arizona State Capitol as a potential gem when completed. Proposals include a 220 foot wing, linking rear additions, and a dome adding 25 600 dollars. Plans realign offices for state functions and provide exhibition space in the wing.
An unclear historical note references the year 1908 in Tucson and mentions clutter seeds and Leah placing something at the toe. The readable phrases point to a local domestic or garden topic with limited identifiable names or dates.
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