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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1918

Page

6

List of fair prices for food in Imapim County week ahead

The season's reduced dairy output prompts price increases for canned and fresh milk. Consumers urged to conserve fats. grownups may substitute items while children still need butter and milk. Prices listed for flour, cornmeal, oats, rice, beans, potatoes, canned goods, evaporated milk, butter, lard, bacon, ham, beef, poultry, milk, and cheese with regional figures.

Food Administration Cvm Raneers Tyes Alaska

Rutherford to Lead Liberty Loan Campaign in Tucson

State Senator C H Rutherford of Jerome launches the Fourth Liberty Loan drive in Tucson with a parade, crowd roped streets and bands. He tours under auspices of the seventh federal reserve bank, speaking to hopeful crowds about the loan. The event begins at 8 a clock with ceremonies at the campaign headquarters at ten.

Tucson C. H Rutherford Jerome Paicoranty Rutherford Feieral Reserve Bank Inns Helen Bert Broadway Contocet

How Government Cares For Health Of Its Soldiers

A report notes efforts to protect soldiers with health measures and care. It mentions a meeting in Tucson and participates by wives of university affiliates, including Mrs Forbes and Mrs Bowen, as part of a committee presenting recommendations.

Tucson Ie UH Forbes Byron Cummings Theatee Bowen Kiein- Sr Ccommites Barlubh Villers Re. Barre Arizona Carpenter BN. Bins

Democrats Nominate Ticket in New Mexico

The article reports on the Democratic Party nominating a ticket in New Mexico. It cites figures such as Miguel A. Ofer and mentions a field of candidates from San Miguel County and references to state and federal roles, including a former U.S. marshal connected to the Ploaina canal project.

New Mexico Staten Bebe Mab Richard Field of Alwn

Unreadable OCR Note on Kitchenware Availability

Fragmentary text discusses kitchen ware and practice use with garbled names and locations. The readable bits mention Lavaca and general urgency but lack clear events or entities to confirm a concrete item or outcome.

Americans Win Saint Mihiel Victory Figures Show Massive Gains

A contemporary report details American forces breaking the St Mihiel salient, capturing 35,188 prisoners and major matériel, including railroads, locomotives, and ammunition dumps. It notes 1,500 German shells fired, 29,409 machine gun rounds, and extensive air support, with prisoners’ statements reflecting Allied victory expectations.

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Prospectors Mineral Course by George Fassett at Arizona State University

The Arizona State Bureau of Mines through University of Arizona extends Fassett’s Prospectors Mineralogy lecture series to larger towns. The program aims to spark war mineral search and aid discovery and development for government needs, targeting all ages with simple tests and practical mineralogy.

George J. Fassett Arizona State Bureau of Mines University of Arizona Oolseer Fansett Yate University Terne Mbia School of Mines New York Universite T the Col of Washington School of Mines Slerttts Arizon America Erica Neett Américan Institute of Min Yate Brestost Bnertainee

Farm Labor Conference Arrives in Tucson September 27

Dr Wilcox from the U S Department of Agriculture and Mr J Milter of Arizona and New Mexico will lead a conference on farm labor with Tucson farmers and County Farm Bureau members. The meeting starts at 10 p m September 27 in the Agricultural Building with Dean Taylor inviting attendance.

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Evening classes offered at the University

A large number of requests have been filed for evening courses in Spanish French public speaking English composition accounting and stenography. Students interested should submit their names early to help arrange suitable classes. The university aims to organize all courses needed once demand is shown.

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Conference Tackles Labor Shortage At State University

A gathering of federal and university representatives from Arizona and New Mexico met at the university to address farm labor shortages. Officials discussed increased production potential, the need to retain workers, and publicizing that promotions through the draft are not a determent to those staying on the job.

Geology Map Project To Be Led By State Mines Bureau

The Arizona Bureau of Mines will appoint J Jenkins to lead a state reconnaissance mapping project. He will prepare a comprehensive statewide geological table and collect field data to cover areas with little information, aiming to publish bulletins on geology and mineral resources for each city and promote mineral industry development.

Tegeota Ec Eerie T Inéeters Ari FF Jenking Oitona Bureau of Mines Jenkine Twland Stanford Ereirs Heenington Arizona Bureau Vilang

Der Lockwood To Speak At Congregational Church

Sir Frank Lockwood a former professor at Arizona now serving in the war effort will speak next Sunday morning at the Congregational church. He will share his experiences of service and wartime duties.

der, Lockwood Congregational Church

New York Stock Summary and Market Notes

The report surveys New York stocks with reference to traders amid varied sectors including steel, copper, and oil. It notes price movements, trading volume, and activity on Wall Street, alongside Curb and produce market items and regional cattle, grain, and livestock notes from multiple U S markets.

Market Wrap Shows Ongoing Oats and Pork Price Shifts

The report notes mixed commodity movements with oats and pork under pressure. Prices for fats and lard edge higher on weekly shipments while overall market sentiment remains unsettled and tentative as traders weigh imports and demand.

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Wide Range of Shaving Brushes Available

A seller promotes a good lather brush as conducive to a cool shave. He claims shaving becomes agreeable with a food-tther brush and notes a wide range in stock, ensuring easy selection and value for money.

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