Mountain lions Killed in Arizona Under US Extermination Plan
Inspector Musgrave reports Arizona predatory animal extermination FY ending June 30 killed over 100 mountain lions by poison traps and dogs. Government hunters counted 77 lions directly. about 2,094 coyotes and 3,404 other losses noted state wide. Economic impact includes calves and livestock losses, with Rincon and Catalina districts cited for heavy infestations.
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Arizona
U. S. Biological Survey
Department
M. E. Musgrave
Musgrave
Tucson
Murgrave
Rincon Mountains
Rincons
Artzzona
Thease
Rincon
Catalina
Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Harry
Twhac
Mexico
Saxon
Knibbe
Simple Calonite Method Promises Quick Blackhead Removal
An old advertisement claims blackheads dissolve with a mix of calonite powder and warm water. Apply to a hot wet cloth, rub over the nose and surrounding areas, then wash away to leave skin soft and pores natural. The method contrasts with pinching which may injure skin.
Prize Hereford Bull Sold by University to Phoenix Firm
Announcement by KK B Stanley of the University Animal Husbandry department states the prize Hereford bull, grand prize winner at the 1019 state fair, was sold to Babbitt Cowden Live Stock Company of Phoenix. In exchange the university received four Hereford heifers and another bull, placed at the university farm in Tucson to form a creditable herd.
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KK. B. Stanley
Animal Husbandry Department of Theuniversity
Babbitt Cowden Livestock Company
Phoenix
Phoeniix Company
University
Tucson
State officials confer with UA experts on fruit outlook
Dr Oscar Bartlett Arizona state entomologist and Dr T G Bishop state board chair met with University of Arizona professors in Phoenix area to review agricultural conditions. They will return tonight after two days of discussions. Investigations address date industry and citrus Dieback in Salt River valley with efforts to curb spread.
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Oscar ©. Bartlett
T. G. Bishop
State Board of Horticulture and Agriculture
Phoenix
Bartlett
Ontveretty
Crider
Dean J. J. Thornber
Salt River Valley
Two Men Believed Shells Twins Sought After Exit to Train
Sheriff reports two men matching the Shells twins description fled toward a Florence bound train yesterday. Deputy Batley received the alert from Case Grande officials. Attempts to stop the pair failed and no arrests were made.
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Shells
Florence
Trate Et Cesena Grande
Sherif Walter Batley
Sheree Mr. Batley
Case Grande
For Sale by Owner Five Room Stucco Home
Five room trick stucco home three blocks from Veiver School in Tucson is offered by owner for investment purposes. Contact phone 1687 J.
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Veiver
California
Tucson
Solid Hardwood Finish and Doors At Old Price
Five room and bath home offer features solid hardwood finish and doors at the old price. Total price listed as $4950 with small cash payment required and balance like rent.
Hello Mixer at University of A hosted by President Marvin
President Marvin and Mrs. Marvin host a Hello Mixer on campus with a freshmen parade through city streets. The program features campus groups dancing from 7 p.m. to midnight, four designated campus locations, a mid night cabaret in front of the Library, and a spread of cats and surprises as a campus community event.
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Marvin
Aline
Ini
Hamilton Keddle
Jend Mire
Christian Church Building Fund Leads Citizens Refund Contest
The Christian Church Building Fund tops today’s tally of the Citizens Refund Contest with the Parent-Teacher Association in third. Merchants report rising demand for cash checks as the Bargain Page draws more buyers each week. Local auto and electrical services promote car care and repairs.
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Christian Church Building Fund
Citizens
First Plae
Parent-Teachery Association
Kwick Auto
Ing. Christian Choren
Eeceee
Comstock Hospital
Santa Crus Altar Society
T. Ed Litt
Crystal Bottling Works
Economy Drug Store
NR. H. Nicises Music Co
National System of Bakeries
Tinney-Pearson Iheeery Co
Tucson Steam Laundry
Southern Arizona Motor Co
Pek-o- Det
F. Ronstadt Co
Grade Electric Co
Arizona Electric Co
Golden Rule Dry Goods
Kwick Auto Kleaners
Rialto Meat Market
Electrical Equipment Company of Artrons
Sunset Dairy
Ingham and Rueeel
Webby'’s
Johnnie's Fruit Store
Crescent Creamery
Bank reports large gain in business and deposits
The Southern Arizona Bank and Trust company released a comparative statement showing a major rise in resources and deposits from 1922 to 1923. Total resources grew from 2,954,277.08 to 2,469,158.46, with capital at 156,000 and surplus up to 125,000. Profts and taxes figures shift, loans increase to 1,804,896.94, and real estate value climbs to 22,501.60 with securities dropping to 92,637.21.
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Tuccon
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company
Lions Hear Constitution Talk At Local Club Meeting
Paul Cella delivered a ten minute talk on the U.S. Constitution during the Lions Club noon meeting marking Constitution Week sponsored by the American Bar Association. Henry Vathys spoke on Mexico U.S. recognition and its impact on Tucson business. The club discussed a Lions Student Fund dues and designated a Ferris Sunday in October as Fathers Day observance.
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Paul Cella
Lies Club
Cella
Ameriy Ue Bar Association
Civic Clube
University of Arisona
Heveland Wollam
International Lion Clubs
Atlantic City
Canon Herefords Chosen for Fair Exhibition
Nine splendid Canon Hereford cattle from the Manning herd were selected for the forthcoming Fair. The 299 animal herd was pared to the top flower by General Manning and manager William Seateh Parms with aid from Professor EIR. tealer at the University.
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Wereford
Manning
Seetch Farms
Arizona
General Manning
GeBeere
Mansing
William
Seateh Parms
Eir
Tealer
University
Mississippi Servant Lost in City Plea for Return
A Mississippi driver reports his boss F. G. Clark left three hours earlier to fetch food, returning to Teccpa after a long search. The Negro man, left with the car, waited at Beathy Garage until the owner found him at the police station. The episode prompts a police-assisted reunion and notes upcoming Gunshine Climate crud meetings at the O14 Pueblo club.
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Camerdm & Mississippi
Darkey
Jack Dyer
F. G. Clark
Metro
Beathy Garage
Teccpa
Wikeing Er
Ita
William McGovern
Oeel Organisation
O14
Pueblo Club
Probe court cites 13 naval officers as interested parties
Radio Compass testimony notes distances to crash site two minutes before change of courses seven minutes before the disaster as Lieutenant Blodgett is declared an interested party. The court overrules attempts to strike testimony and Ad miral Patt confirms the status of 13 defendants in the destroyer disaster probe including Watson Norris Pye Davis Gaddow Calhoun Toas McClain and others.
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Blodgett
W. V. Patt
Edward H. Watson
11Th Squadron
Robert Norris
William &. Pye
U. P. Davis
U. 8
Woodbury
William J. Gaddw
U. 8. Bomers
William Ll. Calhoun
Mother's cough remedy praised for quick relief
A mother reports a severe cough improved immediately after using Folbe y's Honey and Tar purchased for her. The account also mentions a person named Leo giving something to the author’s son.
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Folbey
Leo
Aavera
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