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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
2
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Fragmentary obituary notes Ay Quimby dying in a San Francisco hospital after a period in Tucson. The fragment references Wells Fargo, an insurance organization, and a funeral arrangement by Hedling's Undertaker with unclear details and memorial rites.
Street work contracts set by the city commission. A crew led by topaay bas charge of erad at 8 North Stone avenue and Second street.
A woman identified as Dee SITE KHLIS was hospitalized on November 16 after a bull bit her on October 1. The incident occurred at her home with the animal reported as a pet. Hospital officials were notified and she receives treatment for injuries.
Those who have used it in Tucson are astonished at the instant action of simple buckthorn bark glyc erine etc mixed in Adler ika, as it acts on both lower and upper bowel. One spoonful relieves constipation sour stomach or upset. Short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. Martin Drug Co.
The dispatch lists arrivals and movements of travelers and officials including W. Center, George Bwin, and J. A. Aba. mentions EP & W and FP & W figures, traffic managers and a district federal cust, with visits by Mrs Sawtelle and senator Marcus A. Snaith, implying a busy transportation and governance snapshot from the era.
The Loneheon Club continues informal talks on civic issues and will hear several scheduled speakers at tomorrow's meeting. Members plan to present important topics for discussion and potential improvement projects.
Hiram Cale of Central College Payette Missouri died from injuries sustained in a football game Monday. The misreported age and exact minutes of play are unclear but the report says he never regained consciousness after a tackle and was taken to a hospital.
A fragmentary historical notice recounts legends of hidden gold in Ireland tied to a 1856 exploration. It mentions pioneers seeking wealth, a surface removal project, and a long, partially documented search by miners and residents amid local geographic references and tales of treasure recovered or lost.
Schweitzer travels to coast conference representing Mee Willant Storage Hatley and the Willard Company. He aims to discuss battery service efficiency at Willard and several agencies on the western coast amid an investigation into efficiency and practices.
A London court hears a case over a spaniel fine amid disputes among members of the local council. Details remain unclear as the report notes mixed testimony and procedural delays.
At the State Fair the art department awarded Georgia Graves Bordweil a first prize for a single water color piece titled Santa Crea. Tuten received honorable mention in the water color division.
A wildly rising wool price in Sydney sets a new peak as buyers push values higher. Market officials confirm record levels and anticipate continued demand, with traders noting strong confidence from Australian producers and exporters.
Wot ALES AGENT ecne B Rueghes, once of Poems and tele dee Re Geste te serebert, reportedly resigned as pruer at So esles for Somme Time.
Workers of the Arizona copper mine resumed work after federal officials and Myers mediated. A recent meeting confirmed an arbitration agreement, deeming the Mexican laborers at fault and ordering them to return to duties.
Haynes, son of Mee William Haynes of this city, was admitted to the bar in the Arizona Supreme Court yesterday after a successful examination before the bar commission. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California and a member of the Arizona bar. Duasne Hird of Sowales was elected to the bar at Phoenix yesterday. Members of Teccom gather at 2:15 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce for the Tomball game parade participation. Parking at the Arisons hospital may be arranged with Dr. Whitmore.
A confused report notes workers at Mesieans who were accused of sleeping on the job, leading to a leave without pay. The strike triggered by the dispute involved Myers telling strikers he was tired of fighting, while farmers faced price gaps between crop types and a threatened harvest payoff.
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