Civic activities notice with local addresses and times
Readable fragments list Basen and friends of the gentleman Howard at a street address on 2 to 4D and an auditor event on Thursday and Saturday with times 13.15 read as a notice.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1923
Page
3
Readable fragments list Basen and friends of the gentleman Howard at a street address on 2 to 4D and an auditor event on Thursday and Saturday with times 13.15 read as a notice.
The September 17 program in Nogales includes a theater ceremony and patriotic exercises led by Col. Allen T. Bird and Leslie C. Hardy. Speakers, music, and an audience of Americans are planned, with notable visitors such as metallurgist Butters and Cananea managers noted amid preparations.
The article notes dresses in bright printed silks with Chinese red accents and satin facings, highlighting a short sleeve round neck design with a slashed front. It mentions dress development while listing local visitors and residents traveling to Nogales from Hermosillo and surrounding towns.
John Englund, a Witcoe S newspaper man visiting Tucson en route to California, compared the Arizona desert to the Mississippi valley during floods. He reported wide lakes across the desert after heavy rains and said the Southern Pacific train moved slowly due to washout danger.
After a scare Stubby enjoys circling the fair in the Aeroscope with cargo of living scenes. He views Toyland and exotic Cairo booths, Indian and cowboy acts, and a West show in a staged old frontier. contrasts with modern rapid, comfortable travel and a neat tale of Stubby and Button meeting.
E Sanches and 3 N Vatenseeta travel from Teccot to Nogales via Mazatlan. H Eider arrives in Nogales from Mazatlan. F Lester also visits Nogales yesterday morning coming from Tucson.
Reports say Madrid declares martial law with streets picketed while authorities impose curbs. White House officials deny Haynes resignation rumors and confirm Coolidge backing. Prohibition inquiry eyed, coal trade prices flagged. News covers ship survivals from Egalite incident and Tokio disaster aftermath.
Mayor and Mrs Rudolph Rasmus sen and family return from Cuicagee where they spent weeks away. Mrs Frits Bernard am and Betty Bernard return to Tucson from California after a summer in Los Angeles and San Francisco. C Tuthill and family back from northern estate with two months vacation. Miss Lois Perkine arrives from California to teach at the high school. Miss Perkine is sister to Glenn Perkins former high school principal. Stine Helen Ranney of St Cloud Minn and Miss Augusta Thompson from Minnesota join Roosevelt teaching staff in Tucson. Mr and Mrs Harota Juliani arrive from Prescott to spend winter in Tucson. Mr Julian is state senator of the D A V and will attend the university. John Scott Davidson and sister Mrs Morman return to Tucson from California after extensive motor tour.
In Mexico City the Confederated Chambers of Commerce annual meeting closed with a banquet at Cafe Burano attended by 150 delegates. Sir Jose Maria Lorane urged business classes to unite politically to curb proletarian influence. German astronomers returning from the eclipse expeditions report clear skies at Charcos and Verbanis, capturing telescopic photos and noting potential support for Einstein relativity theory.
A morning alarm at Park and Helen streets sent central fire apparatus to the scene but found no fire. Chief Joe Roberts and crew discovered the tripped system caused by a plow brushing the box’s wire conduit during street grading. Berry Farmer Back-Guy Trail noted as a well known newspaper man.
Strawberry planter returned to Tucson last night to continue his course in agricultural journalism at the University. Mr Treat gave up active newspaper work last year to prepare himself for journalistic endeavors. He wrote several articles on farming and livestock subjects for this paper last winter.
Sept 15 a man drowned when an automobile carrying four people overturned crossing a stream near Clatton New Brunswick. The victim was WL Pouder a farmer.
Johan R Gordon of Unville, Th, writes he suffered kidney trouble for five years or more with sleepless nights and fatigue. After using LOT KIDNEY PILLS he felt better, gained strength, and could sleep and work more easily. FOLEY KIDNEY PILL advertised for backache rheumatic pains and kidney bladder relief. Martin Drug Co.
Tom Mix returns with 3 Jumps Ahead at the Opera House introducing Alma Pennett as the leading lady. The film features bold stunts including a 20 foot wide canyon leap and a cave siege beneath a waterfall, promising a thrilling western romance and action.
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