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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
6
An incomplete report describes Judge Kibbeys remarks on wartime pledges and public duty. The piece notes protests, legislative context, and reactions from representatives amid Arizona political tensions and a January gathering.
An agricultural discussion notes that corn provides the highest gain per feed unit and demands less feed to produce a pound of gain than other grains such as kafir and milo maize. It suggests feterita could rival corn for dairy and beef cattle, especially when ground, with alfalfa likely widening corn’s advantage.
The correspondence from Prof WS Cunningham notes that American cheese making requires substantial experience and scale. It explains yields from milk, average time investment, and market considerations, suggesting small scale is uneconomical and stressing the need for ready markets and consistent quality.
In high elevations with severe winters B Johnson advises protecting Thompson Seedless by digging and laying vines down, covering with straw or soil mulch. Keep mulch on until warm spring weather, delaying budding to yield a crop. Thompson seedless may struggle in colder areas versus warmer regions.
Population is rising with 2,906,000 yearly increase, predicting 156,609,000 residents by 1956. Beef cattle exports rose from 18,276 in 1914 to 584,239 in 1996, while South American nations boost food shipments to the United States amid rising food prices. A health note advises water intake and fiber routines and mentions Chamberlain's remedy for digestion.
A Tocsem Chamber of Commerce report outlines a committee of local business leaders to visit mines, assess mineral development, and consider issuing bonds to fund work on the Ajo road and related contracts. Officials say revenue will cover interest and sinking funds as western county taxpayers, via the road district, back the project.
Preparations for final great Woman party rallies proceed statewide at month end. Inez Milholland, a famed suffragist, will headline twelve demonstrations to showcase women’s strength. Arizona hosts include Iris Calderhead and Miss Wilcox, with Mrs Bollesvain leading in Phoenix and Prescott, and Robert Baker coordinating press coverage.
An expert aviator from the Pacific coast plans to visit the fair for demonstrations. He is noted for carrying passengers on coastal trips for a decade and is celebrated for precision and daring maneuvers.
The University of California team departed yesterday afternoon for Southern Pacific with friends and supporters escorting them. The group included Carter Portes Richard Brackenbury Orville McVherot Deen Neoshtelus Kamay gha ry Carpenter El Mo Gewen Mares Tarves Wane Walleaart Mae Towney Richard me uy stor Adem Jiang Tone NE Maries Renert Tearing and Coach Meiale Sao Dage.
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