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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1923
Page
9
The Willys Overland car conquers the rugged Overland Peak climb with seven passengers totaling 1100 pounds. A grade meter briefly failed at a forty two percent grade while the vehicle finished in second gear. The feature model rides on a powerful new motor, emphasizing economy, speed, and durability for buyers.
The Arizona paper notes T EF McAfee's motto keep them happy for carriers of the Citigen. Carriers head to Monthen's ranch for an all day outing with swimming boating horse riding and a cave visit. Sponsors supply ice cream soda and a big roast.
James Douglas pledges strong support for a $199000 Arizona Historical Memorial Hall in Tucson. He writes from Paris praising the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society and plans for the building, while General Manning prompts a response from Douglas and notes the fundraising drive led by Kirt Hart to raise $190000 for the memorial hall.
Santa Barbara faced a water shortage as wildfires in the Santa Ynez mountains began to threaten the city watershed. The blazes also endangered Montecito and Santa Barbara's wealthy districts as firefighters battled the spreading flames.
Governor Jack Walton pledges action against masked mobs while wildfires sweep through Oklahoma disciplines. Firefighters battle a growing blaze threatening Painted Cave resort and Mission Canyon, with 26 000 to 30 000 acres burned and hundreds affected.
WH. Edie and professor Mendell arrive in the city after a car trip from Jaws. Edie enters a university office while Mendell proceeds to Hayden to assume the role of athletics coach there.
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