Carnival queen votes and local meeting notices
At noon today the carnival queen results showed Lola Katzenstein 175 Leta Reid 105 Mabel Rockwell 46 and Edna Clark 99. The Knights of Pythias Knights Templars and Golden Link lodge plan meetings and events this evening including the Bue Ribbon ball with special music. The city council met last night approving a city lot deed to A. L. Jones and license actions for McNeil O Keefe saloon and water rent talks with Consumer's Ice Co.
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Lola Katzenstein
Leta Reid
Mabel Rockwell
Edna Clark
Golden Link Lodge
A. L. Jones
Seventeenth Street
Flynn
McNeil & O’keefe
Villaescusa
Tucson Loses a Pioneer Demise of Zenona Levin
Tucson mourns Zenona Levin pioneer mother of the city passing at the family home on South Fifth Avenue. Surrounded by daughters and son-in-law Fred Ronstadt she lived in Tucson forty years leaving five children. Funeral from the residence Saturday at 4 PM.
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Tucson
Zenona Levin
South Fifth Avenue
Fred Ronstadt
Wakefield Not Arrested A Friendly Sheriff Admonition
The article reports Walter Wakefield was not arrested but invited to the sheriff's office for a warning after being found with a concealed weapon. Sheriff Murphy and witness Colonel Sturges describe the incident as a caution, citing political tensions and public commentary afterward.
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Wakefield
Walter Wakefield
Sheriff Murphy
Jo Walter Wakefield
Young Wakefield
Sheriff’s Office
Colonel Sturges
Personal Mention Highlights Visit and Local Returns
Mr. W F Cooper returned from Florence this morning. The last precinct in Pinal county beat him for district attorney by about twenty five votes. Ben Crawford of Clifton is in the city. Judge McFarland of Safford stopped over from Florence. W C Truman, a Democratic sheriff candidate, is in from Florence. H B Capo's Jeweler offers low priced Tiffany pieces. Dean's Ointment advertises instant relief for hives at 50 cents.
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W. F. Cooper
Florence
Pinal County
Ben Crawford
Clifton
W. C. Truman
Pinal
Dean
Election Dinner Specials at Miller Bros Co
Voters are urged to consider home cooking and check Miller Bros Co’s list for Saturday. The notice promotes the event as a dandy and calls attention to the election dinner.
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Miller Bros. & Co
Don’t Get Morbid Think More On Cheerful Thoughts
A doctor warns against dwelling on morbid subjects as a cause of illness. Fearful thinking can trigger real disease in the mind and body, and cheerful, optimistic thoughts may help prevent conditions like tumors or cancer.
Poultry Pointers on Diet, Breeding and Care
Guidance on producing eggs through a meat-based diet, avoiding forced growth and crowded conditions. Warns against deformed birds, frequent culling of cocks, and molt impacts on laying. Advises litter materials, separating fowls, and supplying lime for strong shells from oyster shells bones and old plaster.
Persian Dinner Described In Wealthy Household
A Chicago News report quotes a traveler detailing a Persian dinner. The chief dish features boiled meat shreds with rice, eggs, fried onions, almonds, and raisins, accompanied by Shiraz wine. Dessert resembles neugat, walnut and almond studded, gum-based and said to render the taster speechless.
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Persia
Chicago News
Agricultural notes and humor from Cuba and a comic exchange
The excerpt describes Cuban cabbage weights up to twenty pounds, vegetables thriving, radishes and lettuce harvest timelines, and corn yielding three crops yearly. It mentions sweet potatoes and vine regeneration, plus varied horticultural stock. A flash of humor follows with a desperate suitor and a witty parent interaction from the Chicago News.
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Cuba
Paradox and Belle Disagree on Bulldogs
Detroit Prep Press notes a playful exchange about bulldogs. Nan criticizes the dog’s appearance while Belle defends bulldog charm, framing a lighthearted debate on looks within a school context.
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Nan
Belle
Detroit Prep Press
How Scissors Are Made
Scissors are forged from bar steel heated to redness. Blades are cut from metal to form shank and bow, a hole punched for rivet, then expanded by hammering. After filing, grinding, burnishing, and tightening, parts are hardened, tempered, and polished thrice. Scissors cut with less sharp edges than knives, often crushing fibers.
Roman excess and a cruel ruler in ancient tales
The excerpt recalls Roman excess under an emperor who funded extravagant banquets. It notes tongues of birds, liver in milk, and pork as delicacies, alongside Nero’s theater like dining rooms. Suetonius highlights extravagant homes and shifting meal scenes. It ends with a quip about training spouses and home wrecking.
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Suetonius
Nero
Monday Morning Advertisements Spark Morning Friction
A New York Herald fragment shows a couple debating a routine Monday breakfast moment. The husband’s rush clashes with the wife’s habit of reading the advertisements, revealing ordinary domestic strain.
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Lolo
New York Herald
Brain work and manual labor in a classroom dialogue
A teacher asks about brain work and manual labor. A student defines head work and hands and jokes about using a strap in teaching.
Metal and Money Market Quiet as Copper Falls in New York
In New York on November 7 lead remained quiet and unchanged while copper weakened to the 11.60 to 11.80 range. Market notes show little movement in the base metals sector amid subdued trading.
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New York
Local Weather Report and Meteor Shower Mention
Observer E L Wetmore reports Tucson temperature with an unclear reading but notes a maximum of 48. He also mentions an annual meteor shower due in November and forecasts the center of the meteor stream tonight.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Feet
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful smarting feet corns bunions and swollen toes. It claims instant relief from stinging nerves and sweating while making tight shoes comfortable. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with a trial offer and mail order in stamps.
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Alen
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Rings Made to Order at Capos Jeweler
Wedding and birthday rings crafted to order offered by E. G. Capo the Jeweler located at 63 West Congress Street.
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Capo’s
the Jeweler
West Congress Street
De Hay & Witter Dissolution Notice in Tucson
The firm doing business as De Hay & Witter is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr DeHay will continue the business and bear all liabilities. J A DeHay and G Witter sign the notice from Tucson Arizona dated November 1, 1902.
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DeHay & Witter
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Valises
W. F. Kitt’s
Kitt’s
W.F. Kitt
E. Congress St
Congress St
H. Briggs
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles, California
Willis P. Haynes
Stone Avenue
Broadway
A.orfila
Abstract and Title Guarantee Company
Waldorf Barber Parlor
J. ©. Clermons
N. Stone Avenue
Chas. A. Stephens Bros
of Chicago
H. L. Rigg
S. 5Th Avenue
J. F. Lee
Oberon Hotel
North Fifth Ave
Glass House
the Reilly Undertaking Co
South Church
Tucsof, Ariz
Wilbur ©. Hayes
J. A. Gordon
South Fourth Avenue
Faust
Steve Ochoa
Prop
Sts
The
Tucson Citizen
E.G
CAPO
An. Optician
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Abel
the City News
Knights of Pythias
Knight Templars
John Grant
Meyers
Pima County
Ajo
Reddington
Judge McFarland
Safford
Switzerland
H. S
M. Clothing
Brannen
Hanny
Chicago Post
Breoy—A Strap
Metal and Money Market
Local Weather Report
Drun
Pondence
Enness
Habil O Neurasthenia
Keeley Institute
Owieht, Lle
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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