Farm Bureau Day at University of Arizona
Arizona and University of Arizona host Farm Bureau events with sessions led by Dr J C Norton and Andrew Kimball plus demonstrations on cottage cheese making and farm labor in reconstruction. The day includes a banquet, awards for club champions, and plans for the coming year by county agricultural agents.
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Farm Bureau
University
Arizona Rate Farm Bureau
J. C. Norton
Agricultural Building
Reau
Iy Wn
Washington, DC
Andrew Kimball
S R. R. Administration
Arizona Western Railroad
College of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Extension Service
von KieinSmid
tCast
Bringne
Oxford
Arizona
Religious Services At University Y Hut
The University Y hut hosts religious activities with talks by Rev Haasad on The Stuff That Wins and lectures by Dr Dixon on Roosevelt and Christianity. An attendance note cites 95 daily visitors and ongoing band practices in the hut with game tables and display pictures promoting health messages.
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University ‘Y’ Hut
University Y. M.C. A
Haasad
First Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
W. J. On
W. J. On Will Give A Lecture On “Roosevelt
Dent Roosevelt
Dixon
Harvard
Stanton Mant
Smith
United Sates Medical Department
Mexican Dinner Planned by Congregational Missionary Group
The Missionary branch of the Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Stoddard's home on North Tyndall avenue. They finalized plans for a Mexican dinner to be held in the church parlors January 29 and heard a program on "Current Missions" before a devotional period. Refreshments were served at 4:50 by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. George Reid's home.
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Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
Stoddard
George Reid
M.E. Stoddard
Tyndall Avenue
Woman’s Association of the
Charles Ropes
East-Second Street
Social Life Notes Highlight Tucson Community
Mrs J H Durham headlined a surprise dinner at 157 East Seventh Street with guests including Mrs B J Adair Tulsa and local residents. Health news covers influenza recovery, revival plans led by Dean Clifton L Fowler, and upcoming church services and social events around Tucson.
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J. H. Durham
Durham
East Seventh Street
Durhat
B. J. Adair
Tulsa, Ok
N. A. Rist
Roy Rist
Woman's Motor Squad Assists Digging Home Front Duties
Mrs. T. L. Blair leads Tucson Red Cross home service motor squad aiding families of service members. Volunteers visit homes of soldiers with overdue or missing allotments, loan funds for readjustment, and provide comfort to anxious families. The Tucson unit emphasizes funds and support amid wartime strain.
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T. L. Blair
Home Service
Red Cross
Diggeing
Y. Tt. Lucas
J. Ronstadt
Hi Corbett
Bayless
Navy
Tucson
Department
Blair
R Rosa
Safferin
Hardware man Buchanathan joins Tucson store staff
PERSONALS: WWW. B. BUCHANAN, a top hardware man from Globe, has arrived in Tucson to serve as buyer for the J. Ivancovich company hardware store at 29 Past Congress street. WR. LADD, the Oracle rancher, is also in town today.
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B. Buchanan
Arsizona
Tucson
J. Ivancovich Company
Congress Street
Buchanan
Globe, Ariz
WR. Ladd
Oracle
Winter visitors and local officials at Tucson hotels
Prominent banker Treron Richardson and Santa D.A. Richardson attend federal court business in Tucson. F. P. Grindell arrives from Douglas with H. C. Fenn and wife, both staying at the Santa Rita. George H. Smalley and T. A. Riordan travel from Phoenix on food administration work. Dr. L. D. Ricketts, head of Calumet & Arizona and New Cornelia Copper, and others plan winter stay and business in the city.
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D.A. Richardson
Douglas
S.er Res
Atlantic City
Tucson
Santa Rita Hotel
T. A. Riordan
George. H. Smalley
Phoenix
Food Administration
Capital
Mr. Riordan
Mr. Smalley
L. D. Ricketts
Ajo
Dr. Ricketts
Calumet & Arizona
New Cornelia Copper Companies
H. C. Fenn
Sioux Falls, S. D
Thatcher Leader Andrew Kimball Attends Congress Hotel Event
Andrew Kimball of Thatcher, head of St. Joseph's Stake, was a participant at a Congress hotel gathering on Thursday.
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Andrew Kimball
Thatcher
St. Joseph's Stake
Congress Hotel
Early Chance to Pay Income Tax
Commissioner Daniel C. Roper announced that forms for reporting incomes of $5 000 and less will be in collectors hands by February 1. Taxes for 1918 will be collected under the revenue bill currently pending.
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Internal Revenue
Daniel C. Roper
Reddington Named Deputy Assessor at Ajo
C T Reddington, a well known Ajo attorney, has been named deputy assessor at Ajo by Assessor Yittith.
University News Highlights From Farm Management Office Visit
M P Evans of the U S Department of Agriculture arrives at the University to attend the extension service conference and oversee farm problems in 11 western states. Varsity defeats freshmen 18 to 9 in Tuesday basketball. A car loss case and an Episcopal incident are noted with a $60 reward for its return and a chance for students to engage in activities on campus.
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M. P. Evans
Office of Farm Management
United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Mr. Evans
Cc R. Adamiesca
Be Og
Sonaae
Episcopal Een
Sieath
U. of A
Annual Pancake Jubilee At University Faculty
University faculty held an annual pancake celebration with the Pancake club members, led by Professors Bryan Hubbard and Brown. Dr Leonard and Thornber competed, Thornber winning by eating two cakes plus a bonus last six. syrup and coffee added to the festivity. Nellie Still returned to the university after two weeks at home in Tamnea.
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W. E. Bryan
H. A. Hubbard
J. G. Brown
E. J. Brown
J. J. Thornber
C. O. Bond
Dr. Leonard
Williams
Bryan
Leonard
Thornier
Champe
Nellie
Ll Ness
Tamnea
Educators Address Assemblies At UY On Education
The article reports educators at UY urging practical aims in education during morning assemblies. President von Klein recalls two prior talks and stresses that educated people are trained and cultured. Wednesday’s session features the University of Agriculture president speaking on agriculture as the world's oldest finished culture. Every farm yields a person as well as crops, he says, and farming can broaden or narrow a farmer depending on approach.
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von Klein? Mid
Unitates of Agriculture
Miss Louise Ronstadt Recovers From Flu Illness
The Tucsonian vocalist Miss Louise Ronstadt daughter of Fredee has fully recovered from a severe influenza attack. Her illness forced cancellation of engagements though she is booked for an operatic role in Oakland California on February 3 4 and 6.
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Louise Ronstadt
Miss Agnes Hunt Added to Influenza List at University
Miss Agnes Hunt, assistant state leader of boys' and girls clubs, was added to the influenza list yesterday. She had cared for her sister and four other influenza patients in Phoenix during November and December without contracting the disease until now while she was busy with conferences and entertainments for visiting club members at the university.
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Agnes Hunt
Adier-i-ka Claims Household Benefits and Health Claims
A testimonial from W. H. Brubaker of Ralina Pa praises Adler-i-ka as curing female fatigue by enabling housework and relieving side pain. The ad asserts instant gas and sour stomach relief, cleansing the bowel and entire digestive tract, preventing appendicitis, and curing constipation with a buckthorn and plant-based mixture.
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Adier-i-ka
Tts
W. H. Brubaker
Ralina
Adier-i-Kka
Pinex cough syrup ad promises quick relief for many chest ailments
An advertisement extols Pinex a concentrated Norway pine extract used to make cough syrup with sugar or molasses. It claims fast relief from bronchitis croup whooping cough and winter coughs, offers a pint for home use, and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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Stauvist
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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