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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1916
Page
6
A fragmented Tucson ad touts heavy Christmas spending and a wide range of items. It highlights watches for men and women and emphasizes shopper assistance. The listing mentions cut glare displays and painted china as gift options.
Olmstead evaluates floods on the Gila River as part of a federal inquiry. The report recommends diverting flow across canyons to halt floodwaters and protect dry regions, citing California experiences as a model for watershed management.
The text indicates oil quantity can be regulated to fit the needs of each bearing of the Western engine manufactured by Schweitzer Machine Co of Tucson, Arizona.
The Western engine is automatically oiled where oil is required. No guessing or waste Schwelt ser Machine Co Tucson. Ady.
Many people suffer from constipation as bowels lose activity with age. Cascarets are presented as a natural, daily tonic that can be used safely by the elderly and all ages, priced at 19 cents a box and said to work while you sleep.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of J G Pattersem deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within ten weeks after first publication. Payments are to be made at Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company Tucson, Arizona.
Local brief lists visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Ff Eile and others attended gatherings in Worcester, New York, Los Angeles, and Tucson. The University president and other officials were mentioned at various functions, with several individuals noted for recent travels and social appearances.
The report notes Minkleman Bridge will soon open to alleviate travel on the river route. It mentions election timing, local bridge work, and anticipated traffic relief for residents and commuters near the river crossing.
Police report a labor shortage across the city as park and street departments struggle with insufficient workers. Red Dozier, who tends Carnegie library grounds, sought Army of the Employed service. Sergeant Sullivan said no troops are stationed locally and a new arrival would find work at the police station, which needs cinema.
Time M Dean wife of Judge Fletcher M Dean was laid to rest in Evergreen Cemetery Tucson. Funeral services were held Saturday at Longis and brief services followed. The notice also carries unrelated advertisements and a medical testimonial about stomach trouble remedies.
A Sunday service at the Armory features discussions on biblical questions and the Bible's teachings. The talk covers skepticism, the creation narrative, and the Genesis time frame, with references to authors and religious figures guiding the discourse.
The readable lines show disrupted wording about an event with mentions of dates and people but no clear actions or outcomes. Names appear tangled with place references, leaving only isolated hints of a track or meet context and unspecified figures.
A scrambled OCR style notice describes a labor carnival night event with acts led by Professor A. Lewis. It mentions a parade of wagons, theaters, and a field of attractions including horses, rocks, and a varied show. The piece highlights performances by a female star and a marching program with concerts on the street.
Readable excerpts describe a daily evening event at the Central Trader Goworit venue featuring multiple stew performances by various groups. The report notes steady attendance and ongoing activity throughout the afternoon and evening sessions.
Theater goers witness Marglerite Clark in a fairy tale recital at Broadway with audience asked to believe in fairies amid a stage presence described as embodying the spirit of the genre. A public auction note from F Ronstadt Co ads touts a prize item to the highest bidder on December 1st, inviting attendance and bidding.
Mrs. T. H. Beil of Vanderg Pa says a severe winter croup attack on her son Claude was relieved after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on neighborly recommendation. The product is obtainable widely.
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