Easter Special Services Across Tucson Churches
Churches in Tucson plan widespread Easter observances with special music and programs. Episcopal services feature Holy Communion at 9 and 11 o'clock prayers, Catholic and Methodist choirs present Easter pieces, organ overhauls noted, and vesper services for Catholics. Protestant churches expect sermons, choir performances, and Easter readings with children participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Episcopal Church
Southwick
Hopkins Mrmn
Knights Templar
Orm
Beethoven Otis
Tadl
Coe En Dens Eine Tours
Ryan
Regina Coeli
Pen
Leonard
Torrow
Stearns
Millard
Milliard
Cattle theft case set for preliminary hearing in Meyer's court
Francisco Rodriguez charged with stealing four head from Pusch and Zellweger at Arivaca and branding them. He faces a felony hearing next Friday, witnesses summoned from Arivaca. In city, four prisoners remain, the docket light. Ailing mine man Oleson at Park View Hotel not expected to live. Train No 9 ran on time last night. No 10 nearly on time this morning. Probate court issues marriage license to George Terpening and Sophia Simmons. A 70-year-old man committed to Phoenix insane asylum. Train crews report 232 eastbound freight units blocked at Luma due to power. Local officials lend hunting and lanterns for Natatorium decoration. New arrivals include Delphine Martin, C. E. Hutchinson family, and Evan Rosser moving to Jerome and Wells Fargo area.
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Francisco Rodriguez
Pusch & Zellweger
Arivaca
Meyer
Witneses
Hvaca
George Terpening
Montrose
Colo
Sophia Simmons
Avert
Phoenix
Personal Mention Items Note Movements And Reads
Superintendent Sroufe returns from Yuma after departing with the Harriman party yesterday. William Alexander a University student with fever is moved to the hospital. Mark Lulley comes back to Nogales this morning with his own team. Ben Crawford to arrive from Clifton tonight telegraphing friends.
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Sroufe
Yuma
Harriman
William Alexander
Mark Lulley
Nogales
Tucson
Ben. Crawford
Clifton
Sonora quarantine explained by Dr Norton in city visit
Dr J C Norton territorial veterinarian toured the city and clarified the Sonora quarantine status. He said cattle from Sonora north of the 30th parallel and west of the San Bernardino and Bausipe rivers are admitted below the line, not above, under strict inspection. He noted Arizona remains mostly above the line but outlined price and shipping implications for local cattlemen and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Norton
Cochise County
Phoenix
Sonora
Mexico
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
San Bernardino
Bausipe
Arizona
United Quarantine
Tucson
California
Texas
Monterey County
Norton
Commission
Dr. Norton
Easter Hat Display at The Leader Parlors
On Saturday March 22 and the following days a stylish line of Easter hats will be shown at The Leader Millinery Parlors located at No 25 East Congress Street.
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Leader Millinery
East
Congress Street
Neat Ness Needed In American Kitchens
The Chicago News reports a witty jab about British humor and American cooking. A London man is said to have promised to write a paper exploring locals’ sense of humor and kitchen expectations.
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London
Chicago News
Resignation of Poet Over Publisher Offer
Dialogue shows a publisher offering three dollars for a poem. The poet deems the sum insulting and pockets the payment. The fragment hints at a dispute over literary compensation.
Social Life Flourishes In Tucson Grace Guild and Campus Gatherings
The Grace Guild concluded Lental fairs at Mrs Edward Bowers home on Church Street with harp solos by Mrs John Wright and readings by Pauline Woods. Arizona Womens clubs form Territorial federation to attend National Federation in Los Angeles. Easter events loom with an Easter ball at the Natatorium and planned campus socials at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Heighton
Heermans
Hofmeister
Tenney
Ladies of Grace Guild
Edward Bowers
Church Street
John Wright
Pauline Woods
Women's Clubs
Arizona
National Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Los Angeles
T. Fowler
W. T. Brown
Lost Mine Tales and Grape-Nuts Endurance Claim
A rugged prospecting narrative recounts chasing a legendary rich coarse gold near Baker City and a tester praising Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee as life sustaining. The tale blends mining superstition with a claim that the cereal can fatten infants and bolster hard workers, including athletes and professionals.
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Josep
Morehead
Elgin
Ore
Baker City
Biue
Witter Root Range
Montana
Josh
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Peerless
Gages
Eagle Milling Co
Tvcson
Fisica Diy
Gare
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
the City News
T.e
Oleson
Washington Camp
Canada del Oro
Park View
Luma
Ladies Auxiliary
Small
T. N. Pollite
Dudleyville
Delphine Martin
C. E. Hutchinson
Wife
Mr. Hutchinson
Wells
Evan Rosser
Silver Bell
Jerome
Jenson
E. G
CAPO
Congress
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
W. C. Bennett
A. M. Franklin
South Stone Avenue
C. D. K. Whist Club
Misses Goldtree
Culver
Harrison
Fish
Myers
Stanley
Abbot
Mead Wood
Hoover
Hoff
Colton
Holliday
Cosgrove
Drumbar
Jones
Whipple
Whelmes
Frits Benard
Allan Bernard
Parker
Hadser
Olney
Day
Gillette
Anderson
Mead
Lickingon
Anske
Tai
Royal Baking Powder CO
Liam
New York
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
Baldwin
AI Furniture
Absolute Safety Moneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Asnt
D. Ss. Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Centtrygg - Fine
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South
Stone Avenue
DeWitt
Bell’s
Svet Church Street
Schell
Yuwa Bakery
W.H. Shorey, Prog
Bell’s Pharmacy
Onc A
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
F. J. Villaescusa
Tucson, Ariz
Chas. A. S* Evens
P.ras
Paris
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