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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
7
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A 19th century letter from Rev. Marguerite St Omer Briggs of Detroit praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female ailments. She urges sick women to seek the remedy and notes endorsements from Mrs Pinkham and the public figure.
In Nogales an attempted burglary case ties to a box car incident near Calabasas where George McCorkle’s house was looted. Jel Devine was arrested after a preliminary examination and held for the Grand Jury as Justice Ashley presides. Meanwhile Nogales Border Vigil weekly notes dramatic club figures touring Kansas City and civil service appointments boosting local officers.
Professor J. N. Gaines, principal of Tombstone public school, is appointed special mail commissioner for an entire western mail division west to the Mississippi. He will suspend school duties temporarily and begin active work for several months, with many friends wishing him success.
A Friday night shooting at Clifton left Con table Jake Sellers and Lou Kennyt wounded. Kennyt was shot in the shoulder and leg, Knight escaped. By stander Pd Whitmore was struck in the lung and is in danger.
Fifteen Texas cattle kings travel to Sonora seeking land to support as many cattle as their fifteen ranches. They face homestead laws blocking leases for large tracts and consider a vast Mexican ranch. Most men are from Dallas Fort Worth area and explore west coast lands. If feasible they would secure over one and a half million acres, else close-quarters ranches become plan B.
The Kansas City Court of Appeals holds that commission dealers cannot be compelled to pay for stolen cattle they sold. With many stolen cattle auctioned at stockyards yearly, the decision notes uncertainty of waterproofing theft attribution and shifts liability away from commission men, reversing long standing practice at stockyards. Binger Herman, GLO head, finds Gila land reserve ample and won't shrink it, securing permanent water for Gila river valley farmers.
A Grant Mining Camp find in the Huebabi mountains five miles north of Nogales draws mining men to view ore samples from W C Ellis and Doctor Mardison's claim. The ore runs three to four ounces gold per ton. Ellis leases and bonds the property to G A Lonsberry and associates who plan staged development. Nearby Grant Mining Company showings bolster optimism for Nogales Oasis holdings.
The article suggests early Celts valued the sunrise and the color green due to a linguistic mix up. It posits the Celtic sun word resembled our green and proposes greenhouse etymology derives from sun rather than plant green.
A dean, late misplacing his umbrella, suspects it was stolen and uses the event in a cathedral sermon promising to drop the wall later if found. The messenger finds his umbrella and forty five more. Also notes on sharks as game fish and a quip about Peel's coldness from O Connell.
A Washington Star quote notes a speaker who uses Latin phrases to challenge audience understanding and share mutual confusion. The joke suggests misery loves company as a way to ensure others share the speaker’s unfamiliarity.
A legal anecdote recounts Robert Toombs telling a lawyer to charge $1000 yet noting the client deserved $5000 for actions he would not have taken. The piece also cites a woman mocked for shifting guestroom beds and a quip about economy by men who avoid spending.
A stockholders meeting of the Elks is called for 7 p m March 3 1902 at the Elks building to elect directors for the ensuing year and to conduct other proper business. Eugene J Trippell secretary.
Pursuant to adjournment a stockholders meeting of the Tucson Building and Loan Association will be held in the district courtroom Tuesday evening March 4 1902 at eight oclock p m Full attendance requested By order of the President MO A BLACK 113 114 Just received a full line of rubber horse shoes and pads Try a pair They will cause your horse to travel with ease and comfort De Hay Witter 129 East Congress Street Fred Ronstadt has finished stalling the machinery in his new shop and offers carriage work and blacksmithing at short notice with modern labor saving machinery ample facilities and a large force of skilled mechanics under his supervision to provide high quality work at moderate prices The plant is the largest in the southwest and worth a visit of inspection
Dr H A Schell offers a full refund if eye pain headaches indigestion or nervousness are not relieved within 30 days by glasses prescribed. Free examination and prices from 59 cents to 12 dollars. Risk borne by the optician, patient takes none.
The Citizen's Building and Loan Association announces the sixteenth subscription series is open. For information contact J. M. Ormsby, President, Gust A. Hof, Secretary, at 80-208. Also includes medical ads for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Bell's Pharmacy 22 West Church and 22 North Church, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with testimonials and prices.
The Sun proclaims its modern journalism, extensive correspondents worldwide, and prompt news collection. It touts early access from Washington and New York bureaus, complete market reports, and weekly and Sunday editions with annual rates. The paper markets itself as moral, educational, and constant in coverage.
Advertisement style notice describing The Baltimore Week Weekly Sun as a comprehensive paper with world news market reports short stories a women column and household interest content. States price one dollar a year and free mailing in the United States Canada and Mexico with advance payments expected.
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