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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
4
An aged advertisement lists blankets for sale along with infants sweaters and women's fleeced under wear. It mentions good quality goods in multiple kinds and widths and notes talcum powder is sold per can.
Stocks and commodities opened varied as copper, grain, and livestock prices fluctuate. Investors tracked government data and shipping markets while profits and losses emerged in the metal, agricultural, and financial sectors.
Southern Bank & Trust Company files petition for probate of last will and testament in Pima County Arizona. The hearing seeks letters of administration with will annexed and names petitioner Johnson as potential administrator. Foreign Pennsylvania will admitted to probate elsewhere. hearing set November 30 in Tucson court.
A fragmented market update lists figures for butter, cream, poultry and packing goods with prices and regulatory notes. Entries mention receipts, stock status, and various product categories, reflecting a mid 20th century marketplace brief.
London market notes show tin prices climbing with spot tin around £49 and futures near 546 amid trading activity. Analysts cite supply concerns and demand in key industrial sectors driving activity.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Liberty Bonn s New York and prices with noted conversions and figures. References to 24.4 cents, 246.00 and 97.92 obscure context and entities. No coherent event, date, or identifiable subjects emerge from the readable portions.
Paris reports Hoover is being considered to head a centralized relief agency overseeing food and tonnage for the European allies and the United States. The role would unify shipping and aid under a single executive with interallied commissions in London.
A fragmented OCR snippet references cotton futures with numbers and dates but lacks coherent details. It mentions March and May positions, and price-like figures, but no discernible event, entity names, or outcome to anchor a clear summary.
In New York on November 2 a miscellaneous market update notes steady demand across sectors with limited price moves. Trading activity centers on staples and metals as investors await clearer cues while dealers report cautious interest.
Paris reports that President Poincare hosted King George at the Elysee Palace in a notable wartime alliance toast. Poincare recalled 1904 Anglo French vows and 1914 war avoidances while praising Britain’s navy army and morale. King George called Paris both home and a theater of joint victory and hardship.
Representative Carter Glass of Virginia, chair of the House Banking and Currency Committee, is reportedly asked by President Wilson to join the Federal Reserve Board to succeed Frederic A. Delano who resigned to enter the army. Glass is currently in Europe and expected back soon.
Portland report states that over 66828 feet of first class airplane timber was produced in the Pacific Northwest during the war through the U S Army Signal Corps. It also notes 14 000 000 feet of lumber grade GP Jowar was shipped for use in other war efforts.
Tucson Chamber of Commerce directors announce plans for reconstruction. The meeting will discuss by laws and a new committee to report on the by laws and to address the most serious problems in construction. Officials include President Hef MePRIFT and directors like Heally, FOW Tavior, Alan Haynes, and Stanley Kitt as the public city commission considers the Chamber a key factor in urban planning.
The court heard Friday that justice of the peace court granted suspended sentences for defendants connected to wearing masks during the flu scare. Prosecution witnesses described violations and police actions as the cases proceeded, with defendants cited for offenses tied to mask use and alleged obstruction.
The army educational bureau will hold two efficiency tests for soldiers about to be mustered out and seeking new careers. The first test gauges business qualifications and deficiencies, followed by a government training period. A second test, based on camp studies, informs an efficiency employment record sent to local U S employment service offices.
Wanted: a boy over 16 who understands English and is willing to work. Apply Foreman Citizen.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a car related gift or tire story. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable. The readable bits reference an automobile, a tire, and a possible brand or name but details are too incomplete to specify.
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