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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
7
Joeck Hutchinson shot 142 to lead the 36 hole championship on July 13, two strokes ahead of Robert T Jones. The report notes par under distance and cites Jones trailing by two strokes in a field race setting. Also referenced are financial figures and a court default judgment involving Ernie Sales and Jack, connected to a July 4 event.
The report notes Parker Guilt, arraigned July 16, facing murder charges with attorney Enevitt Walter in Phoenix. Justice 2P. Mal feaded not guilty. a witness for the defense named Mecognesi testified. Sarge agatnat the murder case is noted by K Berry as attorney for the defense.
A Kiwantane group formed a committee led by Gorden Sawyer Hermes and Muteman to study the Arroyo bend proposal. They detailed Tidewater Railroad plans and Bunnehine club efforts to attract capital, noting needs for warehouses, storm sewer, and a cleaner business district with a $974,004 city share and $136,700 for private property owners.
A garbled OCR passage lists ingredients and steps for a baked dish with sugar cream and flour. It mentions cups of cream, sugar, and celery, plus vague directions for oven time and packaging, reflecting a damaged historical kitchen note.
Prepare by lightly moistening with salad dressing and arranging on a crisp lettuce leaf. This simple serving method highlights the greens and keeps the dish fresh.
Instructions for refreshing an enamel tub by rubbing with paraffin soaked cloth and salt on flannel, then washing with warm water for a white shine. Also includes detailed steps to knit a Silk tie using No 28 needles, 54 stitches, and complex decreasing and increasing sequences for the neckband and tie ends.
The case centers on Henry B Hovland and Hevelant in a long dispute with A A Smith over a dissolved 1911 partnership involving Tucson properties valued above 4.6 million and cash of 110 thousand. The federal court in Tucson ruled for Smith, prompting Hovland to appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals with bond set at 1000 dollars as the proceeding heads to Los Angeles for a possible higher review.
Rainfall reduced fire danger as forest service look-outs in the Poca division were sent to Tucson. Only two look-outs in the Chiricahuas remained on duty, with others off until late April or early May due to improving conditions.
A Fort Huachuca owned car burned on the Patagonia road yesterday. No occupants were injured as the blaze started from backfiring and the vehicle quickly became a mass of flames before anyone noticed.
Miami reports five new pew bridges on the Apache trail will not halt traffic. W W Lane assistant state engineer says contracts require the road to stay open throughout construction.
Life in the Wild West has evolved with new vocations, yet the cow punching post graduate course at Yellowstone Park remains a vivid slice of frontier life. Readings describe old fairground culture fading while modern shows keep rough, colorful skills alive in a changing landscape.
A trek into the Yellowstone region details buffalo herding lore. Timmer and ranch officials drive a seventeen buffalo herd to a Mammoth corral while Bob Lacombe and colleagues discuss buffalo punching, ranch fencing, and the historic wild and tame herds.
The Douglas chamber of commerce directs a committee to oversee entertainment for more than 200 delegates at the state tax conference on July 28. Organizers finalize plans for the event and related arrangements.
Efforts to accommodate the entire group push for enhanced entertainment options in the city. Officials promise better venues, scheduled events, and guest experiences to attract more visitors and residents alike.
Cochise County Jail in Tombstone underwent a complete overhaul with repainting and cleaning. The work was done by prisoners and hired painters under the direction of Sheriff McDonald.
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