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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1918
Page
4
Wholesalers Approve Sidewalk Delivery Agreement
A new agreement authorizes sidewalk delivery by wholesalers for groceries and meat products. Signed by fruit dealers, grocery wholesalers, transfer companies, and meat packers, the pact follows Food Administration actions and aims to offset labor costs while maintaining service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormets Witien
Jaber
Tae
Anniv
Jonas Honge
Who
Faivts
Hay Aid Fair
toMpaties
The
Food Administration
Policeman Slays Coyote Gamboling On Northside Lawn
A police officer shoots a coyote found roaming a Northside lawn as a Pike Street witness notes the scene. The report records the animal’s demise and the officer handling the incident with brief, matter of fact detail.
Work at Ft Whipple Begins Monday
Construction at Port Whipple moves forward with 75 workers starting the first permanent building near the Mattine railroad track just below the original barracks. A temporary admin building is in place and floor work nears completion as materials arrive and labor ramps up for the major project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Whipple
Sterdas Cverine
Varsity Canteen and Barber Shop Open for Cadets and Civilians
The university opens a canteen with ice cream and confections and a barber shop in South Hall during quarantine. Cadets and civilians receive meals and facilities as student life resumes under wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity
Arizona
Peach
SAT
Halle
South Hall
Univer
Schoolwarming At Continental Nets $250 For the Red Cross
A Saturday night event at the Continental schoolhouse raised funds for the Red Cross. A Mexican dinner and dance netted $236 though only 60 attendees were expected. Teachers Eva Sprague and Katherine Rover organized the affair with Mrs. Nabor Pachees serving, county superintendent Seoharty attended, and the rural school was highlighted for its modern heating and lighting.
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Ofek
Rew School
Continental
Pete Reed
Eva Sprague
Katherine Rover
Nabor Pachees
Seoharty
Harvest Fete Aids Red Cross At Manning Hotel Gardens
The Harvest Fete to benefit the Red Cross is set for October 25 in Tucson. The event features a Spanish supper, a vaudeville show, various sideshows, a jitney dance, hot dogs and peanuts, with profits supporting relief efforts. Organizational committee includes Mrs FooC HBeannen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Tucson
Heer
Manning Hotel
Venices
Coney Island
Mra
Fooc
Hbeannen
Mra Joh
Wright
Free Stewart
Vert Steinfeld
Mex
J. Manning
Newsom
Vireo
Fenner
Fred Adame
Langford and Winsass In Weekend Isitora Report
BJ Langford and Corporal TH Winsass deliver a weekend isitora from Amada with brief notes on local events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BJ Langford
Corporal TH Winsass
Isitora
Amada
Hayden Notes Local Families Entertain Plans and Military Updates
Hayden notes Mr and Mrs Holton arrive from Whittier and plan to stay with Miss Marie Dehm as they search for a home. Miss Fula Cook recovers from Spanish influenza at Flagstaff Normal, while Harrold Moffatt at Mare Island prepares for Marine Corps service and Robert Cree's camp activity increases near Christmas. Mrs Heard to visit from Dallas. Ramage seeks postings. school fund raising surpasses quota with subscriptions and prize plans for students aiding the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fula Cook
Cook
Flagstaff
Martin Ditcher Claims Faster Weeding Tool
In a trimmed report the Martin Ditcher is described as a quicker solution for ditching and soil cultivation. The device promises reduced effort, enabling more time for seeding and harvesting tasks on farms.
Barley Seed Sale Listing
An item from Ronstad Grain and Implement Co. in NE included barley seed for sale. Noted names BJ Arnley Seed and Ronstad Grain and Implement Co. indicate suppliers or product listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnley
Ronstad Grain and Implement CO
Ronstad
New Y W C A Secretary Chosen for Tucson Chapter
Miss Helen Slaughter named general secretary to replace Miss Louis F Shields and will arrive from Oakland likely Friday or Saturday. She comes highly recommended. Miss Shields resigns after January. Board plans for season work and replacement of recording secretary Mrs Harold Steele.
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Helen Slaughter
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Louis F Shields
Oakland
Miss Slaughter
Charlotte Davis
Miss Shields
Shields Wail
Eneage
Tucson
Loeusie FO Shicidsa
Y WA
Harold Steele
Douglas
Lax Xavier Mission
Hostess House
Association For the Wives
George F Kitt
Johny Howe
Figgs
Mra Kitt
Association Rooms
Floyd Nugent
Eon
Bani
Selim M. Franklin
Harold Steinfeld Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
Harold Steinfeld receives his commission as second lieutenant after completing infantry training at Camp Meade. He hails from a background in business and factory supervision and was selected for the army’s newly created chemical division upon the recommendation of his immediate superior officer.
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Camp Meade
Harmen
Chemical Division
Army Ass
Steinfeld
New University Band Presents Campus Concert
The University band under Chief Musician Alf Truscott gave a campus concert on the lawn in front of West Cottage last evening. Despite limited rehearsal time the music pleased the seven hundred people living on the campus and provided a pleasant evening outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Truscott
Petreberert Arteryoy
West Cottage
Tampusd
Red Cross Spends Nearly Nine Million in Britain War Work
Nearly $9,000,000 has been appropriated by the American Red Cross for war relief in the British Isles for the period from last October to the end of this year. The figure was disclosed by the war council in its latest report to the American people on war fund disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
British Isles
War Council
Arizona Mining Owners to Meet in Phoenix on Amendment
Charles Poleiniger and other city figures announce a conference of small mine owners in Phoenix next Saturday to discuss a proposed amendment. They claim it would cut casualty insurance costs from as high as 19.40 percent to 2 percent for operators of developing properties and smaller mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poleiniger
el Rush
Watt Ramedell
Murray
Duquesne
Cleve W. van Dyke
Harper
Jerome
Gila
Fran
Clara Ellis Dies at 11 O'clock Sunday Night
Mrs Clara Ellis wife of WC Ellis dies Sunday night at 11 at Oracle. An electrical engineer formerly in charge of the Arizona plant and later at the University. Survived by a married sister. Remains are at Hayden and will be sent to Tucson.
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Clara Ellis
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