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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
6
A court notice details a civil action in Pima County Arizona with plaintiffs Lina Harutene and others against a municipal corporation. It lists defendants including a treasurer and various trustees and references a default judgment and public land seal. The document names several attorneys and court actions leading to a possible sale of properties to satisfy claims.
A fragmented clipping notes a rodeo event and a mention of success tied to a local figure, stirring curiosity in the community. Specific names and places are unreadable, but the item hints at ongoing activity and positive outcomes in regional events.
The readable fragments describe a broad topic on trade and workers with scattered names and places. Mentions of a valley program and state relations appear alongside stray dates and figures. The piece lacks coherent context and clear individual events or outcomes.
The text presents a garbled OCR page fragment listing scattered names and phrases. It contains no clear event, date, or cohesive report to summarize into a full news item.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Horatian meter and verse form. It mentions theoretical schemes and references to rhythm but provides no clear names dates or locations. Further readable material is needed to identify authors or specific verses.
A fragmented sports clipping notes activities around PS Gab Feet and Melo Shab with mentions of Rhee. The readable lines reference players and teams in an unclear event or schedule but lack concrete outcomes or dates.
The article notes the University of Arizona will strengthen its faculty with the appointment of an Electrical Engineering professor from Rhode Island State College and the addition of an Assistant Agronomist from Kansas State Agricultural College. It highlights prior roles including a four year tenure as professor at Clark College of Tech, and praises the candidate as energetic and of fine character. It also mentions Ruth Wotbur Davis named Director of Physical Training for women at the university, a Wellesley graduate with experience at Cambridge and the Sargent School.
The readable content is insufficient to determine persons places organizations or events. The fragment appears garbled with no coherent facts or names to summarize into a newspaper item.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a trench line work at a site associated with BARLEY SEED and RONSTADT GRAIN AND IMPLEMENT CO. The exact location and scope are unclear but imply coordination for agricultural supply and railroad infrastructure.
An Associated Press report notes scrutiny of official salary taxes amid attacks on fiscal policy. Government leaders defend proposed changes as necessary for budget balance and public service funding.
James W Robinson, employee at the editors office of the Ariggén, has resigned to enter the army. He moves from Paso to Mak Antonia for training and will depart to a forting camp. His wife and family plan to reside in San Antonio during his service.
For two years no new pleasure motor cars were produced in England, luxury business halted as the English endure strained lives. The text notes overall service burdens pushing economic and social ties toward France.
An unusual note from a local column suggests potatoes serving as a home guard role in the area. The piece highlights a quirky defense idea and local reactions to the proposal.
Fragmentary notes describe injections and feeding aimed at restoring nerve force and brain cells. References to hospitals and prescribers imply medical experimentation and patient reactions.
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