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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
2
Evening publication note states The Citizen Printing and Publishing Co issues daily except Sundays and is a member of the Associated Press. It mentions subscription rates and is registered under the Act of Congress as second class matter in Tucson Arizona.
Editorial urges Tucson residents to attend a meeting to convert the defunct Board of Trade into a Chamber of Commerce. The piece argues the city must organize to attract capital, expand population, and boost prosperity through coordinated business leadership. It urges public turnout and outlines expected benefits.
A Florence The Citizen reader Union Labor condemns President Roosevelt for a government wage plea ban. The letter argues the order blocks workers from seeking higher pay, notes underpaid mail carriers and clerks, and questions the logic and fairness of government pay practices as an example to private employers.
A Chicago bequest by Morris Reiman to distribute Ingersoll's works is criticized for lacking practical humanitarian impact. The writer argues atheism should prove it improves society via hospitals and social aid, not merely oppose religion. A challenge is issued to atheist supporters to fund an incurable hospital to show real benevolence.
The city council moved to demolish the old medieval wedge structure Thursday night. Once assessed property owners pay their share, demolition tools will swing, ending a long tolerated feature and making way for future development.
The mayor and council urge immediate payment of assessments. They praise prudence, foresight, and persistence, and tell beneficiaries to open purses and contribute now. The city’s eyes are on you as the servants of the people promise to complete the rest.
A Presbyterian circular warns about 8,000 Arizona Indians facing starvation as drought dries the Gila water source. It notes 586 families visited by Rev. R. M. Craig with 482 families failing to farm for lack of water, urging dam construction at San Carlos and criticizing Congress for delays.
In a brief exchange from the Philadelphia Press, Mrs Hiram Offen questions the applicant about the length of stay at the last place. The applicant explains she remained only a month due to illness and could not leave sooner.
A physician friend plans relocating to Bogville, praising it as ideal while a skeptic warns of widespread illness in the town, prompting a brief exchange on public health perceptions.
A nervy young man declares to Miss Alice that he will marry her and she retorts with two remarkable statements. He asks if the two refer to a proposal and a guess, while she notes that one is about marriage and the other about his assumption.
The article notes the ocean’s deepest point is now measured at 46296 feet, about half again as deep as previously thought. It also bleeds into local ads for DeWitt’s pills at Bell's Pharmacy and a Matting sale at Zeckendorff's, praising bargains and polite staff.
A mix of patent medicine claims for Laxative Bromo Quinine tabs and One Minute Cough Cure promises rapid relief. Local jewelers and watch repairs offer guaranteed services. Electric horse clipping by De Hay Witter and various tailors, carpentry, and blacksmithing ads appear with prices and addresses. Also listings for cafe oysters and elk’s tooth sales at I. Gipp’s and Goldtree’s Cafe amid small business promotions.
Attorneys Tr F Ryan serves as attorney and counsellor at law practicing in Tucson Arizona with street address listed.
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