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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1923
Page
15
Petition to contest the last will and testament before the court of Pima County. The filing names heirs and the estate of a deceased person with dates, trustees, and an appearance date. Also includes a mortgage sale notice detailing a foreclosure in the Superior Court of Arizona, Pima County, with defendant Minnick and others, amounts due, and sale terms.
The weekly Arizona Mining Journal reports no copper price change below 14 cents with steady but reduced selling. Globe notes Rio Grande Mining and Metals developing eleven Sierra Anchas claims with Leviathan and Copper King values up to 125 per ton. Wenden prepares high grade ore shipments from Sucetea mine. Prescott expects Franco-American Copper to resume work within 30 days after three years shut down. Kingman and Oatman districts report sampling and shipments headed to mills, with How ard Copper and Gold Dust properties advancing. The notice includes a legal sale in Tucson with sheriff sale details and a Ray Cons. Copper quarterly showing improved operations and a 0.36 per share earnings context.
Edward Bacon Company will sell at public auction at the south door of Pima County Courthouse Tucson on September 15 1923 at 10 a m the Totman Asphalt Plant and Darby Harber with all attachments and equipment per lease dated July 10 1982 and recorded in County Recorder. Property lies along Southern Pacific Company right of way between Third and Fourth streets near North Main in Mountain View Addition. Auction conducted by Kingan Campbell Conner attorneys. Last pub September 14 1923.
Paige Detroit Motor Car emphasizes Jewett Six and Paige 6-70 touring design and generous luggage space. A new booklet highlights roadside attractions, service stations, and performance details to aid travelers.
Paris rapid rent rise after the armistice forces landlords to seek higher returns. A crowd seeking apartments pushes prices from about 200 to 1000 a year as foreigners flood Paris. Law protections fade for short leases leaving many families scrambling for housing.
A fragmented clipping notes Greek leadership guiding the nation through an Italian war crisis. It discusses prewar rents, furniture costs, and housing schemes, including Paris fortifications, municipal delays, and plans for worker apartments using modern New York style building methods.
Damaged text notes police use of wireless equipment to track criminals in Scotland London area. Mentions detectives and deer crime theme with bandits attempting to escape by leaving the scene or evidence behind.
A devastating earthquake and Tokyo fire devastate the economy and infrastructure prompting Japan to rethink its political system. The event accelerates democratic forces, curbs imperialist aims, and demands a national mobilization to reconstruct Tokyo and surrounding regions while redefining foreign policy priorities.
The display touts Overland and Willys Overland advances with a more powerful motor and improved features. It highlights the model lineup, engine flexibility, and public appreciation for the innovations by the Willys Overland company. A Holstein cow owned by Carretlen Stock Farms in Seattle is noted for record milk and fat production.
The notice urges drivers to watch for children and drive on the right side. It warns against decorative warning signs and insists on reading caution messages. Motorists should slow for glare, avoid hindering traffic, and seek officer help when needed while keeping control and consideration for pedestrians.
The champion milk producer Segie Pistertje Proe pect completes another yearly semi official test period with a record of 35.4564 pounds of milk containing .533 percent fat.
The fragment reports Charles Tukense formerly with the Telly News, an editor for three weeks, and a trial copy of the first number circulated under the proprietorship sold for 80. The set member served January 21 1864, with several articles by Dickest.
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