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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
8
Democrats invite Republicans, Socialists, Prohibitionists and Neo-Partisans to a victory celebration at the armory for President Wilson's election. A torchlight parade precedes the meeting with dancing, refreshments, and music. ladies and university students are requested to attend.
Boys and girls under 15 submit lettered names for wild animals in the Barnes Wild Animal Circus prize contest. Entries due Sunday at 10 am at The Citizen office. winners attend the Tucson show November 14 with seats, admission, and party escorts provided.
L. J. Ollier vice president of sales says Studebaker will raise prices on December 1 or 15, with Four and Six models increasing from 78 to 100 dollars over current levels. He cites rising costs for steel pig iron sheet metal and leather and notes the firm will not sacrifice quality. Even after the rise Studebaker expects to stay among the lowest priced powerful seven passenger cars. The note ends with an abrupt circus mention and advertising line about Barnes circus on November 14.
In prevailing conditions the rise in the cost of manufacturing would increase the price of Studebaker cars. The report notes higher input costs and potential pass through to consumers.
The Schweitzer Machine Co of Tucson advertises data and information on irrigation work. The message invites inquiries about irrigation projects and related equipment services.
A garbled local blurb mentions the McArthur brothers and a carload event tied to Jeffery, Tiseph, and Phoenix of the Byrnes Rey Cadillac, with details lost in transit yesterday in town.
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