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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
10
The article advises boys to prepare hogs for fair competition by handling from home, exercising the animals, and shedding coats. On arrival at the fair, provide clean bedding, minimal brushing, and a diet of milk, barley, corn, and slop. Ensure the pen is clean, rest the hog after travel, then feed similarly to home before show day.
Early 20th century promotional notice claims California Syrup of Figs cures stomach liver and bowel complaints in children. It urges mothers to use the genuine product a 40 cent bottle and warns against counterfeits. It promises gentle laxative effects and quick relief, noting directions for all ages on the bottle.
Arizona Extension livestock expert Professor GW Harness urges winter pasture for bulls to improve calving, fertility, and herd quality. Separation of bulls from cows in cold months can reduce calf mortality and allow controlled calving seasons, with gains in calf percentage, vitality, uniformity, and lower losses.
The article discusses growing onions as a winter crop in warmer southwestern valleys. It outlines soil types, need for organic matter, and ridge culture to limit salinity. It names varieties like white Bermuda, red Bermuda, crystal white wax, and notes shelf life and market timing for April and May.
Fragmentary text describes a punitive theme with unclear names and places. It references punishment and a domestic context, but specific events, persons, dates, or outcomes are unreadable. The readable parts hint at a personal grievance or conflict without concrete details.
Candidate for Mayor of Tucson pledges to be independent of both labor and capital. He vows to tell the public his exact plans if elected and to govern with a balanced, firm approach in the city’s interests.
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