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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
7
The report says American ships reached a new October record with 77 ships totaling 981000 dead weight tons, while nine more ships of 17 000 tons were added. The War Trade Board announced additional plans for economic aid under President Wilson’s program.
The Arizona Agricultural Extension Service outlines a program to improve farm seeds through seed selection and field inspections. Wheat seed scouts and county agents locate superior seed stocks, with growers tested for quality and seed distributed under certification efforts.
Wealy leg of poultry is caused by a very small mite that burrows beneath the wattle feeds three grinse there and lays eggs. To control this pest dip the leg of the Sow in a solution of paraffin oil and petroleum. Apply oil to the feet each morning before milt dries. repeat in two weeks if trouble persists. The oil penetrates and kills mites beneath the scales, better than kerosene, and does not irritate the feet.
The article outlines programs to form lamb clubs for boys and girls in the state, led by a state farm project. It notes lamb survival, potential profits, and the aim to engage youth in agriculture, with broader goals of wool and meat production and future ranching opportunities.
An article extols using sheep to control weeds on farms with fences and water, noting irrigated areas suffer more weed growth. It argues sheep efficiently consume weeds and improve farm appearance, urging farmers to take pride in their land management and weed control.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention A D MacTier as vice president of Eastern Lines and various clerical roles. The text references a Fatwa and a reconstruction period plan urged by Lord Shaughrey, with aims to reorganize service and energy through a wartime proofing process and career shifts among officials and engineers.
Market activity shows cautious trading with copper and grain futures inching higher while livestock prices remain varied. Financial markets press on amid shifting export prices and exchange rates as traders eye near term demand signals and macro indicators.
Telegram extract limits who may apply to Camp Fremont Infantry School and related programs. Registrants before September 12 1918 may seek eligibility for individual instruction. those before June 5 1918 face new replication rules. Eligible applicants urged to apply immediately. application blanks available on request. Captain Henry F. Wra., Adjutant Department, proclaims updates.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports police raiding a party on North Court Street. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical insertions, but mentions arrests and a person named Alfredo perhaps, with unclear affiliations.
An old remedy advertisement claims Haarlem Oil tablets delay aging by improving kidney and digestive function. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil as a standard home treatment, lists sizes and limited refund terms, and urges readers to buy capsules to prevent disease with a pharmacist’s box.
A pig raiser explains that early eating helps profits and weaning at six weeks balances sow lactation and litter production. Training pigs to eat before weaning reduces weight loss and improves gains, with feed from hay, grains, and bran in self feeders aiding growth.
In Argona orchards and across the state, housewives and demonstrators gather to store surplus fruit for winter. Mrs. Tustin of Porabstave Canyon leads a pressure canner group joining Mrs Byrne of War ree Cochise County and Mary Vintner Lockwood in a statewide demonstration promoting sugarless and preserved fruit methods.
The Combet Hardware store will resume business under Van Kuren as managerwith two responsible employees listed in the chart. The deceased proprietor left no will, so the estate is to be settled according to law.
A brief article fragment notes a home remedy or cure and references an individual who previously suffered the condition. The readable text hints at a local interest item without clear dates or places.
Advertises Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as quick relief for coughs from colds or bronchial irritation. Claims soothe irritated airways and loosen phlegm with a few cents and minutes to use. Package price listed as 6c, 1.26 dollars.
Readable fragments show a local schedule item mentioning Nea at COA and PS Pe ane Es with a directional note BO ENE Ta tour.
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