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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
3
The text discusses sermon themes focusing on peaceable conduct and virtue, citing Brown and key ideas about selflessness and the role of both men and women in church work. It notes prayer meetings as moments for renewal and reflection. The language reflects 19th century religious discourse with emphasis on moral improves.
The report records proceedings after the annual gathering of Arizona bankers. It outlines consensus on resolutions and upcoming year plans, with emphasis on governance and industry collaboration.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Dispepsia as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach issues. It promises relief from belching foul breath and undigested food, claiming the product costs fifty cents for a large case and delivers easy, effective results.
Market activity heats up as rails lead a broad session with notable gains across several sectors. Over 9 million shares traded early, with Steel and copper issues driving notable moves. Lackawanna Steel and others show price advances before later realizations temper gains.
A jumble of company names and stock terms including American Beet Sugar American Can Amwerren Cerb Foundry American Locomotive Ammerican melting and refining and Copper related listings. Several rail and chemical firms appear along with partial percentages and scattered ticker hints. The text resembles a chaotic stock listing with fragmented names and no cohesive narrative.
Flat winds in Argentina depress wheat prospects, sparking price movement in Chicago. Dec futures fluctuated around 1.47 to 6.87 percent gains, May at 03.92 to 1.97, with strength in corn and early gains offset by later declines and a general market sag.
Paris officials authorize training and hiring of women to operate street cars on light traffic lines as part of wartime labor needs. Women already replace baggage handlers at major stations, including Gare de Paris Lyon and Mediterranone, handling heavy luggage with steady efficiency.
The record notes broad advance with temporary setbacks as Belgium pressuring supplies boosts and lower quotations appear for home markets. Kansas City reports price shifts in grains and commodities with mixed futures as months progress.
Denver area market notes itemize cattle and sheep receipts with prices. Entries show prime and western feeders, ewes and wethers, valves and feeds, and totals like 6906 dollars and 606 dollars for different lots amid varied weights and grades.
Washington reports President Wilton thanks supporters and cites heavy duties in Congress. He declines an early western trip but promises consideration later if feasible. Letters from Willam and Denver Poet express appreciation and assure continued effort. California and other Democratic leaders acknowledge backing amid the campaign.
Cattle receipts listed with figures for steers calves and weaners, plus mixed lot weights and market totals. Entries include native cattle, heifers, weathers, and assorted totals with several decimal figures and coded annotations.
The readable text references a poultry exchange and a creamery with numeric entries such as 2476 cases and 22 4c, but the passage is garbled. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge to identify a definite news item or outcome.
In New York on November 16 prices for sugar and molasses moved up as futures opened freer. Refined sugar steadied at 66.40, molasses at 1.53, and crude refined at 67.54 with support from traders lifting end prices by 5 to 6 points.
cotton futures mixed as December trades near 826.37 with January at 79.58 and July around 920.75 amid subdued activity in New York. traders monitor cash markets and textile demand as prices drift.
At the McNeal fair in Cochise County farmers showcased fewer crop varieties and more crops suited to local conditions. County Agent Paschall endorsed standardization, with two corn varieties Beaton June Gorn and Improve Laguna Mexican June excelling. E Samson reported high yields from his bred seed corn.
Fragmented text describes a basketball game with a crowd, listing players and positions in a broken roster. Mentions several names and local sponsors, but many portions are unreadable or garbled, leaving the main event and results uncertain.
Narrative recounts a dramatic clash between a man and animal near Prescott. The account describes pursuit, a gunfight, and the wounded party aided by bystanders as the incident unfolds along the river. Reports mention a pistol and a perilous struggle ending with injuries to one participant.
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