Pima County War Fund Quota Progress and Appeals
Pima County shows momentum toward meeting the United War Fund quota with Tucson volunteers urging full participation. The committee notes state average contributions at about two thirds and promises pressure from multiple angles to secure adequate subscriptions amid ongoing war bond purchases and welfare appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
United War Fund
Pima
United War
Tucson
Setiouk
Walter Wattfield
Oraiman
Eppoeur Cogn
Hewitt
fatkKhieliaw Sr
Ihtatiich
United States Association
Wanhen
Greens
Kreerx Committee
Service officer Major Miller killed in action in France
Major Miller formerly an immigrant service officer, killed in action in France after arriving as an officer of the S6iet infantry. He was stationed at Truccon in 1816 and fought in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gecard Miller
United States Immigration Service
France
Truccon
S6iet
Miller
Philippes
Woman's Part in Peace Told by Mrs. MeLeish
Mrs Leish female relief leader from the American Red Cross addresses Tucson chapter workers at the armory. She urges American women to show gratitude by devoting to others and explains wartime needs and garment work. She notes difficulties in material access but promises dresses for the Tucson chapter by December and calls for more volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M’leish
Mra Me.Leish
Med
Armory
Meleish
Pacific
American Med Ctores
San Francisco
ToUra Awe
Arizona
Ceanuntriee
Brotherhood Mesarse
Mra Melaieh
Washington
Rome
Red Cross
Tuccon
Mre
MelLeieh
Mise Bearr
Melaish
Burr
Tucson
Old
Social Items From University Neighborhood Event
Mrs FR H Williams hosted a social evening at University apartments on East Third Street with games contests music and refreshments. Mrs Arthur Your and Mrs George BF Kitt were among hosts. several guests from Tucson and nearby areas attended including representatives from the American Red Cross visiting local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. H. Williams
Have Economics
7Niversity
Usversity
East Third Street
Arthur
Your
Tanneriz
Ruret
Stir
George BF. Kitt
Yaunk
Tucson
Counfer
McLeish
San Francis
Red Cross Shop Dons Donations For Charity Drive
A Red Cross shop reports a large inventory of ready to wear garments donated by Mr Smith and others. The article notes pants shirts and dresses received for the charity sale, with furniture and green tomatoes also mentioned as items being allocated. Mr Adams of Steinfelda and Mr Tiernard of Arkacs Land and Pattie Company are cited in connection with the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
HESS
Brest
Pea Hey
Adams
Steinfelda
Tiernard
Arkacs
Mr Smith
Personal Notes From Biz Delegation Visit and Influenza Update
An official from the American Smelling and Refining company travels with Jehus Kruttechnit south west on Tuesday. Attending are Herbert A Nye BM Fergiures and Kuno Doerr Walter Comstock visiting his parents after four months in a laboratory testing airplane Giant. They plan to return to Washington soon. Allen Poytter of the pole force mentions influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Comstockeer
Cometock
Washington
Carl Hofmeister Disappointed at Not Seeing Battle
A letter dated October 76 from Carl Heimreicher notes his disappointment at missing combat on the front. He longed to see action after training and service, expressing pride in his efforts and relief that his family knows he remains safe while awaiting better odds to join the battle front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hofmeister
Carl Heimreicher
Sue
Rmicet
France
Oty
Hin
Young Women Sought for Prance Mission Roles
A recruitment note invites young women who meet strict physical and qualification standards to apply for service in Prance. Applicants must be very strong, willing to train intensively, and meet age requirements. Send inquiries to Mrs W. M. Newbst at the Bureau of Ver eenpe in San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Newbst
Bureau of Ver Eenpe
Amerout Red Crome
San Francisco
Cal
Ten Women Named to Check Food Prices in State Effort
Ten local women have been chosen by the state food administrator to monitor prices and report on basic food costs. They will receive forms to log reports on fair retail prices and conditions affecting price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feta
Wheat Flour Bread On the Market Friday
Market notices report wheat flour bread on sale Friday. Officials and bakers discuss utilization of surplus wheat and possible substitution of flour for domestic use. Prewar rationing and export proposals are considered to meet food needs and prevent shortages in the United States and Europe. Kraken manage reports include inspections by Frank Berkenhire and Edward le Bailes at the Pan American Lab Centre event in Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivsiwente
Psd
United States
Europe
PASO
Tere Néy
Sigperviene
Frank Berkenhire
Edward le Bailes
Department of Intweer
Iaredc Tes
Nes
Adler i ka Again A Patent Remedy Listed
An 18th or 19th century medicament advertisement references Adler-i-ka with claims of relief from constipation and appendicitis. It lists ingredients including buckthorn and cascara glycerine and cites various effects and preparations, mentioning multiple names and a London or English pricing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler Shew Roele
Martin Droeg
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Ane
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Osean F. Miler
Dr. Bell
K. Bell
ENS
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Tread Sewed Tire CO
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Poland
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Hareonaten
Belgium
Jeme
Searctt
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Red Cross Lisizntr
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Pole Force
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Adler-i-ka
Yours
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Kerrick’s
Smart Shop
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Chandler
Jordan
Babbitt Brothers
Congress
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