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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
3
The passage notes excessive purchases due to favorable prices, enabling cheaper men's flannel shirts. Demand was overestimated and the remaining stock must be adjusted to a reasonable basis for profitable merchandising.
A fragment notes a reduction of twenty five percent in a lace related item or duty. The readable portion focuses on a price or rate change with limited context.
Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society members and visitors heard Prof Byron Cummings and Clarence G White describe Beef Basin Utah expedition findings. Exhibits include Hopi ceremonial dress aged around 160 years, Ute sun dance artifacts, Navajo and Hopi items, and a modern style blanket. The museum display runs publicly at the university. Next meeting set for February with a Tumaracacommission discussion and a visit to Cass Grande ruin led by custodian Mr Pinckney.
Social notes recall Miss Imogene Chaperze’s Kansas City school graduation and a Saturday 3 to 5 PM gathering hosted by Miss Helen Bouldin at 941 North Sixth Avenue with many guests enjoying card games and prizes. Also noted are health recoveries, travel plans, and church activities among Tucson residents including Mrs Frances Gooden, Miss Frances Allen, Mrs Victoria Hansen, and local society events at the Methodist Aid and Presbyterian church gatherings.
The annual extension conference opened with committee reports from coordinators of County Agricultural Agents Home Extension Agents and Club Workers. Delegates identified cooperation aims and prepared sessions led by D Woo Working of the States Relations Service to align extension methods across universities and counties.
University notes a second game between the freshman and varsity teams will be played this afternoon at 4:50. The evenly matched squads are practicing for upcoming away games and the event follows last Saturday’s contest.
The Tucson high school season opened with a doubleheader at the YMCA. Company A won both games 45 to 1 and 16 to 8, with Jacobs Davenport Servin Drachman praised for top work. Company C and B were defeated. next games move to Herring Hall.
Eight Y M C A boys welfare teams met at the Y building to organize remaining squads and report on progress. Secretary Dickerson expects to raise the $6,000 budget as work continues through the week. A Friday supper for workers was planned with waitresses listed by name.
AJO HARRY Pollard, a longtime Arizona hills prospector since the ark landed on Picacho Peak, is back in town accompanied by several boon companions.
A request to forfeit jeweler Pierre A Rally’s license at 25 North Stone Avenue will be made to the city council by Special Officer 1 EK Hamer on charges he failed to report a loan on a diamond ring dated December 2. The ring was recovered for $45 by Fort Bliss authorities. the pawn ticket allegedly tied to Rally was found in his shop. Rally, already under a suspended usury sentence, disputes the claims as police across cities search for the ring.
An advertisement touts a product called Linens for fast relief of aches. It claims natural penetration and soothing effects. Readers are urged to ask any druggist for the item.
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