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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1923
Page
3
Registration figures show a higher count this year with 172 registered so far, compared with 1064 at the close of last year. President Marcha bin notes entry standards keep rising and classes begin tomorrow after the assembly at 9 o’clock.
Tucson Chamber of Commerce directors meet to discuss a planned joint banquet with Nogales to honor President Alvaro Obregon as he travels from Mexico City toward Hermosillo. Condron aims to coordinate with Nogales and mobilize local business leaders for possible trip arrangements by train or car.
The Superior Court of Arizona Pima County issues a sale of merchandise in the Tocsem Millinery case. Assignee brings a public auction on October 4 with sale terms requiring a 19 percent earnest check and inventory available at 5 East Congress Street.
Payment of the first War Risk Endowment policy issued since World War I was announced by M. T. Schriver of the local Veterans Bureau office. The endowment was paid to a 62 year old man, with the bureau noting most policies for older veterans were not written on the endowment plan, but exceptions may follow.
An old advertisement proclaims Foles's Honey and Tar as relief for coughs chest and bronchial issues. It emphasizes a history of use across generations and mentions the product serving with trusted effectiveness.
The Prince of Wales, staying at a ranch near High River Alberta, reportedly dined with his employees and won a verdict yesterday. The report notes the event occurred on September 18 and mentions the beef and cabbage meal referenced as a joking line.
The text notes policy maturation fears and the bureau’s role in probing monetary issues over the coming years, highlighting concerns about evolving governance and enforcement.
The Citizen reports a close race between Cometeock Hospital and Christian Church Prunding Fund for the refund lead. The lead alternates with each day as voters are urged to support via coupons from Southern Arizona Motor Company. Readers are reminded voting ends in about a month and to visit nearby shops for coupons and assistance.
Greckadders held a meeting at the bank to push reorganization efforts for the suspended Tucson Nathanel bank. Brere Wood announced officials are ready to reopen, stockholders endorsed the plan, and California interests negotiating to take over management will arrive tomorrow to continue talks.
An offshore oil rig near Benson is prepared to sink a test well as part of exploratory operations. The project is led by J. W. Stineer of Theon, who has been active in evaluating capital with potential country-wide implications. A Winnethee team recently returned from a trip discussing adjacent coastline testing.
A fragmented 1940s style notice lists organizations and shops offering cash relief and charity, including Salvation Army, Altar society, and multiple local merchants such as Crystal Betting Works, Economy Drug Store, and National System of Retail Stores, with mentions of organized charities and monetary access points.
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