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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
7
Reports from Mea Care Recoviated indicate a push for recognizing and integrating Mexican affairs. J. Sy, McLaughlin, and others discuss treaty terms, trade expansion, and potential gains for U S and Mexican capital, with plans tied to rail access and regional banking.
General Angel Flores, constitutional governor of Sinaloa on leave, announced as a Mexican presidential candidate. Known in Tucson for conservative support, he backed highway and irrigation projects including a major canal irrigating 250,609 acres. He is currently in Magathau preparing his campaign after a brief Tucson visit.
The report notes improved range and farm conditions across counties with seed stock plump and feed abundant. Weather cooled with showers aiding crops while cotton fields recover from earlier stresses and alfalfa and sorghums near maturity.
The weekly weather, crop and range report ends September 11 shows light to heavy showers in eastern districts and southern counties boosting range and stock. Santa Cruz county saw the heaviest rains, Nogales reports 7.42 inches for the week, and Fort Bayard NM reports over an inch with water plentiful. Stock and range are good to excellent in many areas, though Wilfama and Grand Canyon districts report fair to poor conditions. Cotton progress is strong despite heat, alfalfa slow, and fall crop prep proceeds. lettuce planting lags in some areas while labor is abundant for picking. An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
Dr Louise Stan appointed chief of the economics department at the University of Washington agriculture bureau. Stan previously served as dean of home economics at the University of Missouri Columbia.
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