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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1918
Page
4
Dick Harding describes public reaction to masks amid flu talk and details a tire retreading process. He notes incidents of masking and recalls a past retreading trend, focusing on safety and industry practices.
New York and Kansas City report fluctuating activity in stocks copper grain and livestock. Coppers and rails show weakness while fourth Liberty bonds reach new rates. livestock receipts rise with mixed cow and calf trading. Cotton futures slip with overall market weakness and Liberty bonds near 98.
The excerpt describes a 1919 or earlier women's protest against German war policy. It mentions the Parisian and Hague congresses and a German women’s leader’s appeal to oppose wartime actions. The text reflects wartime sentiment, with women urging government restraint and condemnation of aggressive measures.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals, a captain, and plans for mobilization and citizenship, plus a company notice and a vague advertisement. Readable names are scarce. the piece centers on governance and de mobilization themes with unclear local references.
In Pima County Arizona the guardians Percy Lucas and Meriang Aguirre of Dolores A. de Samaniego an incompetent person petition the court to sell mortgaged real estate to cover debts. A hearing is set for November 25 1918 at 2 30 am at the Superior Court in Tucson to determine if the sale is necessary. Publication of this order runs four weeks in the Tucson Citizen.
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