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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
Washington report recalls Senator Bailey on agents as good or smart, plus anecdotes from Virginia hogs to Berkshire misinterpretations. A western Congressman renominated sends a red home telegram that ends with a $160 paint bill paid without a murder, and Pension Commissioner Ware receives a widow’s pension request note.
Arizona news roundup notes Apache county’s solid finances with $18 000 in the treasury and no debt. Prescott reports 640 acres of oil lands at Government Canyon and oil seen at two springs. Nine Arizona postmasters to receive $100 raises. Western Federation elects Meyer as president and Lewis to the executive board. John McKinnon of Prescott touts a waste stacker for ore dumps. Arizona’s phone line expands to Congress Junction Octave and soon Wickenburg. Mining investment near 60 million in two months. statehood buzz grows. White Picacho district booms. 1 800 sheep killed by hail in New Mexico. Elks clubhouse rises in Prescott. Phoenix notes cold spell ends. Advertisements for Burdock Blood Bitters and Bucklen’s Amica Salve conclude the item.
A historical ad discussing why women seek treatment for gynecological issues. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies to regularity, discharge, inflammation, and weakness. Includes testimonial and offer of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free on request with mailing details.
Colonel A Noel Blakeman recounts a balloon trip with an aeronaut. Descent failures led to tangled anchors and a dramatic jump from the basket. He lands near an inn and, after a long journey, discovers his destination was an insane asylum.
A young wife sobs about her husband refusing to hire a maid to care for their dog. He retorts that he only realized her craziness after marriage, saying friends warned him but he didn’t see it at the time. The Kansas City Star quotes the exchange. Batur’s largest moon is 18 zanyZ miles in diameter, slightly smaller than our own. Jupiter is one and a half times larger than all the rest of the planets put together.
A descriptive promotional passage extols The Sun as a leading Baltimore newspaper. It highlights extensive global correspondents, strong Washington and New York bureaus, comprehensive market coverage, and high moral standards. Subscriptions are listed: Daily Sun $6 yearly, Sunday Sun $1, and Weekly Sun $1 yearly.
Buckmore Ween Sun presents market reports agricultural notes and household interest items in a broad country weekly format. The page promises diverse content including short fiction meals interesting columns and a department of household tips. It highlights subscription details and postage offers across the United States Canada and Mexico.
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