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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1916
Page
3
The text reports a score difference of 27 points with unclear names and partial phrases. Readable items mention a player or team reaching a higher total and an apparent note of appreciation or critique. Names and exact events remain uncertain due to damaged OCR.
A catalog of copper, industrial, and railway stocks with listed percentages and company names. Companies include American Smelting and Refining, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Baltimore and Ohio, California Petroleum, Chicago Copper, New York Central, and United States Copper among others.
Receipts total 22 908 across cattle and western steers with bids around 9 25 to 10 60. Heavy stockers and cows show varied values with western steers near 66 10 and cows around 47 40.
Market notes show cattle and hogs with varied prices inclining for Western steers around 50 to 60, cows near 650, heifers about 650 to 750, and lambs at 17.50 per hundredweight. Packers and buyers listed with fluctuating bids. many figures appear compressed in OCR.
Broadening demand and calmer fears of subsidy risks lifted wheat prices on the market today. Openings for December and May deliveries reflected higher quotes as speculators pushed values higher. Front contracts led by near months showed gains amid active trading and firm futures, with October delivery futures also rising.
The text records varied price and supply hints across departments and mentions equipment names and firms such as Layne Bowler and Schweitzer Machine Co. It notes Wisconsin and Minnesota references and references to pumps and meters, with unclear dates and figures.
Darien Boyer, missing weeks, located in Los Angeles area and to be sent home. Father Garverick of 730 Last Song Street remembered the boy and cooperated with authorities to reunite him. Ad fragment mentions bicycle tires sale and Tucson vendors.
By order of Captain William Wout the Sixth Listed States field artillery held a formal ceremony for Lieutenant Emory Woot of the United States Army. A salute occurred as Mildred O’Connell, daughter of General and Mrs. L. i Mar, joined in marriage. The bridegroom, in full dress, accepted the compliment. the couple then left for their new life in Philadelphia. Lieutenant Woot was transferred from Los Angeles to lend duty in Philadelphia.
Fire discovered noon on the roof of a building at 42 South Meyer Street occupied by Don Kim a Chinaman who runs a general merchandising store. Damage estimated at 400 dollars. No injuries reported. Firemen contained the blaze to the roof area.
Firemen arrived to find tar coated tin and a damaged roof when water leaked through the roof. The owner warned the fire could have burned the building before extinguishing efforts limited further damage. Insurance coverage is reportedly complete and damage estimated around 495 dollars.
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