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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
5
The advertisement touts Chas A Stephens Bros as a headquarters for women’s wearing apparel including undermuslins petticoats corsets hosiery knit underwear neckwear silks and dress goods. It promises precise detail flawless workmanship and the lowest prices with an invitation to view the sample line before purchasing.
The afternoon train No 9 ran an hour forty minutes late while No 10 stayed on time. Three prisoners pled guilty in US court to selling liquor to Indians. sentencing set for tomorrow. Others await trial as the grand jury plans a big surprise in its final report.
Mrs. Fred Ronstadt widow of Fred Ronstadt died at age thirty two after a week of illness from typhoid fever. Born in Tucson she was part of an old pueblo family and leaves her husband and four children. Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow from 621 South Fourth Avenue with services at the cathedral.
A period style promotion touts Paine's Celery Compound as the cure for impure blood and blood vessel weakness. It cites a testimonial from James F. Hundson of Spring Ridge Louisiana and promises improved health after several bottles. Also notes a Diamond Dyes department offering guidance and free samples.
Mrs Mary E Teats has left Tucson after lecture work to push temperance efforts by founding a Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union in the city Thirty one members joined and will broaden the movement Officers include President Mrs Lufburro Vice President Mrs H Buehman Corresponding Secretary Miss Bessie Smith Recording Secretary Miss Bessie Beach Treasurer Miss Loyal Hamilton Miss Hamilton heads the medal contest department Miss Read leads scientific temperance research in schools Miss Florence Wells heads the purity department The Union plans a Thursday 3 PM meeting at the Methodist church inviting all young women and inviting young men as honorary members.
Inspector William R. Mansfield travels from Nogales to attend the United States court. A. C. Simkins, the well known man, returns from Los Angeles. Robert E. Morrison and wife arrive from Yuma for a Republican rally tonight. Governor Brodie returns to Phoenix to handle urgent business.
Car owner may reclaim by paying for this ad and proving property at the Photo tent of A. & P. Co. cor 6th Ave. and Broadway. Allen's Foot-Ease promises relief for swollen feet and hot, tired feet with a free trial offer. Chiropodist Arthur Ludwigitzke offers foot care in Tucson, with service by appointment.
A famine struck islanders sent an envoy to Sparta asking aid. The Spartans rejected his long speech and sent him away with a terse rebuke. The starving people urged a briefer approach and demonstrated with a sack saying it was empty and to fill it. The assembly chief noted they would have filled it themselves.
A vintage advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as beneficial for weak children. It urges daily doses and claims the product is perfectly harmless yet powerful for good, offering a free sample and listing Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York.
Local market note announces fresh fish and oysters available at Wheeler and Perry’s with a brief sales prompt.
Advertisement style notice claims Miss Louise Brink will open a ladies tailoring and dressmaking shop at 46 North Stone avenue next to Dr. Fenner with experience in Denver and Los Angeles. It notes up to date styles and reasonable prices and lists contact details.
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