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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
6
Readable items and prices from a weekend sale include canned vegetables such as peas beans tomatoes cornflakes and salmon along with oats potatoes and pantry staples. Listed brands include Quaker Oats Campbells Pink Salmon and Bishop's. The ad notes multiple shelf items with combined total around 1.85 to 3. read as a local merchant’s sale list.
Pearce F. Leslie and Keg Cooper of the Bureau of Public Roads were reconnoitering a Mt Lemmon road segment when a three foot snow cover trapped them at their camp atop the Catalinas. A relief party to Oracle failed, and the pair finally made an exit and were staying at the Tucsonia hotel.
The Polish leader Paderewski and General Pilsudski reached a basis of agreement in Warsaw. They expect a reconstruction of the cabinet with Paderewski heading the new ministry and a definite agreement on peace congress delegates. Demoski named as delegate by both sides.
A historical notice extols French sacrifice in war, claims 26 million from France offered for freedom, and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy by Geo. Martin Drug Co as a stomach and intestinal ailment cure with money back guarantee.
Ad announces a combined issue available Sunday morning and Monday evening, offering readers a unified edition across two release times.
An old advertisement touts S S S as a blood remedy to cleanse impurities and prevent diseases like catarrh and fevers. It claims fifty years of use and urges readers to request free medical literature from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
A broad stock retreat followed active selling as industrial conditions remained weak. Major issues including United States Steel and Consoli dated Gas fell, with coppers, tobacco and grains down, while rails showed some resilience but closed heavily.
The piece lists numerous stocks including American Can, U.S. Steel, Northern Pacific, Reading, and United States Steel amid a mixed market. It notes a crop progress update from Northern Iowa and reports unsettled close with minor changes. Corn and hog markets show declines and modest gains with specific Feb and May price points.
Livestock receipts show hogs strong at open then softening with mixed cattle value across Chicago Kansas City and Denver markets. Grain prices rise on trans Atlantic demand while butter and eggs edge higher and poultry remains weak in parts of the region.
The Carranza manifesto asks delaying Mexico's presidential election until year end to counter organized Mexican abroad opposition. The document, released to the U S State Department, warns electoral campaigning would hinder countermeasures by progovernment forces and notes supporters in New York San Antonio El Paso Laredo Cuba and Spain.
The Y M C A volleyball squad will meet Phoenix Y on Saturday night on the local association court. Standout players include B Frawley Moore Pitchlynn Tenney Wit fame Winstanley captain.
A familiar household remedy, touted for fifty years, relieves coughs and mild bronchial attacks rapidly. The product, priced at 60¢ and 1.20, remains popular as a standard relief in many medicine cabinets.
Cotton futures in New York closed steady with January at 28.14, March 8230, May 23.58, June 22.48, and October 20.46. Money and exchange markets show time loans steady and money steady with opening and closing figures around 4.40 percent.
Railroad officials said higher express charges would be collected in Ohio despite the Ohio Public Utilities Commission declining to approve the new schedule. They argued federal control act authorizes the president through the director general to set rates, not state suspensions. Similar actions have occurred in Nebraska and South Dakota since January 1 without reference to state orders.
A brief feature notes two startling items on Sunday morning and Monday evening editions, flagged as an advance tease with emphasis on unusual content.
Jennie Montgomery sues Ed Montgomery in Pima County Arizona Superior Court for a divorce or related action. The summons requires a written answer within twenty days if served in the county or thirty days otherwise. Court date and service details signed by Olive G. Fetter Clerk. February 7, 1910.
Ruperto Figueroa sued Jose Dolores in a jury trial and won. Dolores refused a $1500 award from arbitrators C Ho Tully and Henry Meyer, arguing lack of due process and possible prejudice. Judge Pattee instructed the jury that legally prescribed agreements bind both sides unless shown partiality fraud or lack of opportunity to present both sides.
Local clock shop advertises Parlor or Mantle style timepieces equipped with Nor mandy chimes. Patrons invited to call or visit to view the clocks and obtain prices.
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