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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
7
A detailed promotional description of The Sun newspaper outlining its ideals, nationwide correspondents, market reporting, religious and educational value, and its publication schedule. It lists subscription rates for Daily Sun, Sunday Sun, and The Weekly Sun.
An old newspaper ad for The Weekly Sun by A. S. Abell Company promotes cultural, household interest columns and a one dollar yearly rate. It also markets One Minute Cough Cure claiming immediate relief for coughs croup and throat and lung troubles from Sell's Pharmacy.
Territorial Democratic Central Committee calls a convention in Tucson on September 3, 1902 at 10 a.m. to select a Delegate to Congress a Territorial Central Committee and conduct other business. Delegates allocated by county based on votes for Marcus A Smith in 1900 with proxies limited to residents of the sending county. The committee favors primary election law guidance for county officer candidate selection.
Tucson updates amend Ordinance No. 102 to adjust licenses for hawkers and vendors, hire of hacks and wagons, jewelers, laundries, theaters, circuses, dog shows, and street fakirs. It repeals No. 125 and revises fees for liquor licenses, theaters, and public amusements, plus new posting rules and license categories for various trades.
Dyspepsia pains nausea dizziness liver bowel troubles prompt use of Dr King s New Life Pills. Gentle thorough and guaranteed to cure 25¢ box at druggists. Mrs Charles Hutton of Perville Michigan credits Burdock Blood Bitters for scarlet sores and full recovery.
An old advertisement quotes Eugene Field on dyspepsia and claims a weak stomach hampers ambition. It promotes Kodol by E O DeWitt & Co Chicago as a restive digestor and restorative remedy. The ad touts a $1 bottle with 2% BLE content.
The document outlines city license requirements for a wide range of businesses in Tucson including merchants agents and gambling operations. It sets quarterly license fees, prohibits house to house tickets for policy games, and details penalties for noncompliance and false statements. It also allows the mayor to revoke licenses on twenty four hours notice and notes the ordinance takes effect after passage publication in 1902.
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