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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1902

Page

7

Sealed bids sought for Nogales courthouse 1902

Notice to contractors calls for sealed proposals to the Santa Cruz county Board of Supervisors Nogales Arizona for a courthouse erection due by 10 am October 23 1902. Plans are available at the Nogales office the Tucson architects Trust Rust and at the Los Angeles Builders and Traders Exchange. A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid with right to reject any bid.

Board of Supervisors Santa Cruz County Nogales Arizona Trust & Rust, Architects Tucson Builders and Traders’ Exchange Los Angeles California Phil Herold

Notice of Pima County 1902 tax roll collection

The duplicate assessment roll of Pima County for 1902 is in the Tax Collector’s possession for tax collection. Taxes are due and delinquent after December 15 with a five percent penalty and costs. Payments accepted at the county treasurer’s office from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by Harry A. Drachman, Tax Collector, Pima County Arizona. September 15, 1902.

Pima Harry A. Drachman Pima Co Arizona

Registration Order and Democratic Convention Call in Pima County

Notice records a 1902 re registration order for Pima County voters and a call by the County Democratic Central Committee for a Democratic convention in Tucson on September 27 1902 to nominate county and precinct officers for the November 4 1902 election with primaries on September 20 1902. It lists delegates by precinct and notes credentials signed by election board inspectors. It bears signatures of KE O Keefe as chairman and C O Rouse as secretary.

the Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona Tucson Territory of Democratic Central Committee Rces Pima Marcus A. Smith Carneietaintis Niciy Ies Ad Srathiec Eis Eranios Greaterville Arivaca Pantano Batiaorace Aja Abes Svens Dles Helvetia Esement Oceanic Camp — Sieretta San Xavier Vails Sopri Buenos Ayres Em Condon PE Eccasonne County Central Committee KE. O'Keefe Rouse

Beware of the Knife and Witch Hazel Salve Cure

An advertisement extols DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin ailments, citing a Paris Illinois testimonial from J C Phillips who recovered after bleeding piles. It notes Bell's Pharmacy and C A Stevens returning to run the People’s Store with prompt service and local notices.

DeWitt J. C. Phillips Paris Illinois

Exercise And Eating For Late-Night Dinners

A practical guide on dinner timing and portion size for late workers, stressing light, wholesome evening meals and rest before digestion. It warns against big meals after exertion and debunks the belief that premeal brisk walks boost appetite by misdirecting blood flow away from the stomach. It also explains a telephone receiver whistle caused by short circuits and diaphragm movement in Cassier's Magazine.

Cassier

Humorous Watch on Mouth Position and Secondhand Oriental Rugs

A quirky note discusses the human mouth slowly shifting leftward toward the ear, claiming a universal tendency across races to chew with left-side teeth and predicting jaw realignment. It then pivots to a New York rug dealer’s view on oriental rugs, valuing age and condition, warning about underpriced patched pieces at auctions.

New York

Young Grant and the Colt Teasing Over a Purchase

The future general Ulysses S. Grant, as a boy in Georgetown Ohio, longed for a colt owned by Mr. Ralston. His father offered $20, then $22.50, then $29. Grant finally paid $25. Teasing from village boys followed, and the colt later died blind after years of use and was repurposed on a ferryboat tread wheel.

Ulysses Grant Georgetown Ralston Mr. Ralston Hir Ohio Kentucky Ohio River

The Perpetual Light Lamp of Louisiana

A Louisiana coast light, called the Perpetual light, burns day and night in a marshy isolation between Lake Borgne and Mississippi. A mariner notes it as the region’s most remarkable beacon, visible from the railroad and visited quarterly to refill oil and trim. it never wavers, never explodes, and shines steadily as a constant aid to mariners.

New Orleans Times-Democrat Lake Borgne Mississippi Bay St. Louis Chinebuba

Right-Side Injuries Outpace Left in Historical Observations

Historical notes show accidents favor the right arm and leg, with makers of artificial limbs reporting more right side losses. Statistical claims suggest in fifty four of one hundred cases the left leg outperforms the right.

Visitor notes dog habit at home

A Philadelphia Record snippet shows a visitor remarking that the father likes dogs and the boy responding with surprise. The exchange hints that many dogs stay in the house because the mother dislikes them, illustrating domestic humor.

Philadelphia

Library Improvement Story Sparks Local Interest

Castleton notes big library upgrades and a plan to give away many books as observed by Clubberly. The Detroit Free Press cites mounting literacy efforts in community spaces. Mount Rewenzori in equatorial Africa stands around 20 000 feet with glaciers and frequent cloud cover. An employer’s absence triggers employee watchfulness to prevent loafing per the Atchison Globe.

Castleton Clubberly Detroit Free Press Mount Rewenzori Equatorial Africa

Washing in the Orient as described by Chicago News

The piece surveys Japanese washing habits with flat boards drying garments on walls and sun ironing. It notes outdoor washing by women, six inch wash tubs, and describes Koreans as hard workers washing about a dozen dresses in cold water or streams, pounding clothes to shine.

Chicago News

Parisian witness halts wedding registry in sudden plea

A young Parisian famed as a duelist second agreed to sign as a witness at a matrimonial registry in the mayor's office. Reaching the scene he faltered and interrupted with a plea to delay the ceremony, asking if the arrangement could be altered to prevent a sad outcome.

Say, Jinks and the watch in a nickel plated frame

A quip from Baltimore American notes that a person once wore a fine gold watch but now sports a plain nickel plated case. The item folds into a broader remark on changing circumstances. The piece then shifts to a note about postage exemptions for petitions and addresses to the sovereign or to members of Parliament weighing under two pounds.

Jinks Baltimore American

Also Mentioned on This Page

I. C. O. Rouse Arizona Territory C.C Rouse C. A. Stevens Reliabé People Jeff Oriental Rugs Young Grant BelIay Johnny Harry London Mail Most Hart Atchison Globe Professional Directory Trust & Rust Architects E. Congress St Surveyors John Gardiner United States Third Street Sixth Ave W. J. Kirkpatrick West Pennington St Tucson, Arizona W. Congress Street Edward H.stiles WM. G. Loppenthein F. A. Odermatt Congress DR. B. Rubens West Pennington Street Opticians H. A. Schell Edmund F. Burton, M. D Cook County Hospital Chicago North Stone Avenue A. J. Gould North Stone Ave N. H. Matas Pennington Street Court House Mark A. Rodgers H. E. Crepin M. D A.O U.W Telehone Airizona Lodge No. 1 A. Oo.vu. W Andres Rebeil M. W Thomas Conlon Aizona Commandary No Knights Templar John Gardiner, E. C. G. J. Roser Ruge Secreta Rigs Tugson Royal Argh Masons Masonic Hall Geo. Shand H. P. G. J. Roskruge Tugson Lodge B. P. O. Elks Kirtl Hart E.R. W Clack Tugson Lodge No. 4 Fl. M Ron E. E. Kohler G. J. Rosk Ruge Tugson Abrie NO Lshaw W. P N. Ke, Hawke, W Matilija Ventura County, California Santa Inez Ventura County Matildja Hot Springs Ventura County, Cal Nordhoff United Typewriter and Supplies Co W. Second St Los Angeles, Cal Pease Novelty Co N. Meyers Street Brownsberger Graham 7Th Street Cal F. Brownsberger HOTEL Sturbide Josephine Coronado Beach Tent City Karl Lamb The Spencer R. F. White Prop John West Third Street Hill Broadway Central Park Floral Company S. Spring Street Brady-Schneider Commission CO Stone Avenue G. H. Doe E. G. Woodard DOE Yuma Yuma County Union Market C. F. Schumacher Proprietor John D. Burgess P. O. Box First Yuma Bakery W. H. Shorey Columbus Maney Alex Rossi Congress St Bell’s Pharmacy Sterling Remedy Company Sas
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