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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
8
Critics hail Romances Land at the Opera House for high caliber performances by Tom Mix and the lead actress. The film blends Ivanhoe inspired atmosphere with Western tournament action, praised photography, and strong cast. An enthusiastic reception crowns the producer’s promises for an entertaining evening.
A. F. Ballentyne announces extension efforts to organize poultry clubs in the Balt River valley. The program aims to standardize poultry flocks and promote raising purified strains, engaging boys and girls in farm club work. A conference will be held at Flagstaff this week.
The U S and Mexican delegates wrap up a conference with hopes of recognition and harmony. Mexico City reports possible government purchase of all federal capital streetcar lines and suburban railways, funded by pesos. The Kansas City Mexico Orient line proposes an $18 million expansion, contingent on government bond arrangements.
Nogales residents report a council resolution ordering the water department to notify owners of apartment houses to install separate meters for each tenant. Critics warn of high costs and legal challenges as disputes over revenue arise. Separate registrations for cross border autos begin at Nogales federal customs with monthly filings.
U S Department of Agriculture figures for 1922 released to the Arizona Industrial Congress show Arizona dairy output includes 623000 pounds of butter from creameries plus 1000 pounds of whey batter 92000 pounds of American cheese with 47000 pounds whole milk 30000 part skim 12000 full skim and 3000 cottage pot and bakers cheese. Evaporated milk output reached 3808000 cases and bulk units, while ice cream from large wholesale plants totaled 248000 gallons.
Within the next few days Tucson will gain its first stage line to Ajo. A. W. Nickle secured a permit from the Arizona Corporation Commission to operate two seven passenger cars. The run will begin either Monday or Tuesday with daily trips between Tucson and Ajo, two cars leaving Tepeson and Ajo at 8 20 each morning.
Nickle stated he would likely secure a convenient point on Chorel Street to improve daily transportation between here and Ajo. Residents without cars have long needed regular service, as previously they must charter a vehicle to reach the city to the west.
Relatives of the late John A. Toomey express gratitude for a black bordered card from Tucson and St. Louis. Toomey, who led narcotic enforcement in Tucson, died in Nogales and was shipped to St Louis for burial after a Tucson burial hastily arranged.
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