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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1918

Page

3

Broncho Busting Declines As Profession On Fort Bliss

Reports from Fort Bliss Texas describe the decline of professional broncho busting. Sergeant Davis demonstrates humane tricks and gentle handling to tame the outlaw Horse Funeral Waron once deemed unrideable. The remount station guards its methods as horses gain trust through kindness and patient training.

Fort Bliss Tex Puneral Waron Pendleton Oregon Iruglas Ariz Port Mves Davis Somve Tren Tim Panera Bie Bay Renount Corral Travis Faves Gleason Grewen Tom

Alec Berger Wounded in France Reported by Red Cross

Harry Berger learns via the Red Cross that his son Alec was wounded in France on July 13. Alec went to a camp January 26, joined the Sixth regiment, and was sent abroad in early June. The extent of his injuries is not known and the family had not heard since July 12.

Harry Berger Red Cross Alec France Alec Berger

More Workers Sought to Make Influenza Masks

The city health board mandated masks in public places and the Red Cross called for extra workers at headquarters to speed mask production. About 2300 masks were completed by Sunday, with ongoing needs and urgent appeals for women to help at the armory tonight and tomorrow. Proceeds from mask sales support the Tucson Red Cross treasury, with sterilizing urged nightly to ensure safety.

Tity Board of Health Red Cross Tucson Tied Cross Ned Cross Alan Alware

Social Items From Tucson and Nearby Communities

A stream of social notes from Santa Maria to Tucson recalls births, movements, and illnesses. Mr and Mrs FL Uildesbrand announce a daughter born in November, while Amelia Ingram's memory is noted. University staff and friends share updates on illness including influenza and Goetz finalizing work in Kansas and Arizona. Isabelle and Hilda Prosser relocate from Franklin to Tucson, Edith Kitt accompanies Mrs Young for quarantine care, and EB PT Taviler at the University remains homebound yet improving. Captain T C Jessop receives transfer orders to Las Vegas. Mrs Jessop plans to return to New York City.

FL. Uildesbrand Santa Maria Cal Holenbrand Amelia Ingram Aliee Goce University Tor Goetz University of Kansas Arizona Mies Edith Kitt Uhiversity Avenue Mre Arthur Eo Youngs Canile Mre Young George Fo Kitt Ces Eral Dave Tucson Mre Meleis San Francisco Tedross T. C. Jessop Las Thego Travesos

Sugar for Christmas Raises Candy Makers Allowances

A wartime order lifts sugar limits for confectioners and soft drink makers. Household December sugar allowances rise to four pounds per person, up from three. Prewar production resumes as shortages ease and Coca Cola may return as a national beverage.

Tie Foot

Reddington Return, Ross Appointed Supreme Court Justice

Reddington returned from a week end trip and reports attending a camp before armistice. John M Ross, an attorney from Ajo, was appointed to the supreme court for an expired term of Judge Frathin, and his son were here from Bisbee Sunday.

Reddington Reddington Ie Ajo John M Ross Supreme Court Frathin Bisbee

Basco Celebrates War's End with Rioting and Chains of Fire

In Basco a Monday night celebration of the war’s end featured a lit scaffold effigy of the Kaiser and a crowd firing shots and stones at it. Speakers included F Cawthorn, RR Green, N A Ferguson, and Kuno Doerr with H A Eve delivering the standout address as Hayden plant’s new general manager.

Basco Rainer Kaiser Pr F Cawthorn RR. Green Sasco

Rovkin Reaches Mammoth After Month in San Antonio

William Rovkin arrived in Mammoth on Thursday after a overland trip from San Antonio. He spent the past month visiting his mother and sister there.

William Rovkin Mammoth San Antonio Sis

Visitors From Wink Leeman Aid Mammoth Drive

Mrs Mont and Mrs Wilcox of Wink leman visited Mammoth during the past week to support the United War Work drive.

Mont Wilcox of Winkleman Mammoth

Mrs Qr C Lerr Heads to Los Angeles Guest of Daughter

Mrs Qr C Lerr travels to Los Angeles Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs Ross. Mirett Ke Brown and daughter Edna visit Mammoth on Wednesday en route to Copper Creek to see Brown's sister Mrs George Younes.

Qr. C. Lerr Los Angeles Mrs. Ross Mirett Ke Brown Edna Mammoth Wednesday Copper Creek Mrs. Brown George Younes

Nurses Needed for Army Hospitals Urges Arizona Drive

The Arizona division of the Woman's Committees of the Council of National Defense reports demand for over 19 990 nurses immediately and 25 660 more by June 1 to staff military hospitals. Arizona seeks graduate nurses to volunteer, enroll in the United States Student Nurse Reserve, or join the Army School of Nursing program with details at Box 285 Phoenix.

Army Turke Corps Washington Arizona Woman's Committers Council of National Defense Arizons Phoenix United States Avive Mra Ll. Pattee Tucson Army Civil Hospital Mises Annie Ww. Woodrich Army School of Nursing

Postponed graduate nurses meeting at Marys Hospital

The meeting of graduate nurses scheduled for Wednesday at Marys Hospital has been postponed due to the influenza epidemic. The new date is not yet set.

The F Honstadt Co Ady Warns Motorists About Wift

In a brief urban notice The Honstadt Co warns motorists that certain etiquette or devices are valued highly by drivers. The fragment hints at safety or courtesy standards but lacks full context to specify the exact advice.

F Honstadt Co

Hayden Notes on Local Residents Illness and Moves

Hayden notes Mrs Snodgrass and Mrs Pierce face influenza with Pierce in bed. Mrs Pierce and sister have the gripe but are improving. Mrs Young, sister of Mrs Snodgrass, ill with influenza at Snodgrass. Mr and Mrs Egzell vacate and move back home. Miss Minnie Brown relocates to a terrace room with Mrs Marble.

Pierce Mrs Pierce Mra Young Mrs. Snodgrass Snodgrass Minnie Brown

War Work drive faces strong support in rural Hayden district

Hayden campaign notes show over the top effort in United War Work. Hartley surpasses quota twice and Mrs George Mount leads the local committee. Subscriptions, including Ray Con and district workers, push toward exceeding the target amid drought and cattle losses. Lane relocates to Prescott. Tom Glynn succeeds him as head pipe fitter. Edwin B Gowar visits from Los Angeles to see Gowan.

Hayden Hartley Feldman George Mount Lane Prescott Ray Con Tom Glynn

Arrival from Sasco Joins O R Firm. Siblings Noted Fellows

Two has arrived from Sasco and assumed a role with O and R. Mrs. McCondra is identified as a sister to the Fellows Brothers, indicating family ties within the local business circle.

Arived Sasco O& R McCondra Fellows Brothers

Edward Tribbets Visits Globe for County Seat Business

Edward Tribbets traveled to Globe on Saturday to handle matters at the county seat.

Edward Tribbets Globe

Influenza Outbreak Grows In Hayden District

The influenza situation in Hayden and surrounding camps has grown more serious with 159 cases to date and 12 new cases reported on Friday. Christmas is assisting in care. no American deaths, but several deaths reported among the Bexthorn.

Hayden Winkleman Bexthorn

Thelma Fay Returns to Flagstaff School Duties

Miss Thelma Fay returned to Flagstaff on Friday to resume her work in the normal school.

Thelma Fay Flagstaff

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