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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1941
Page
10
Phoenix, Aug 25. Enrollment day in Arizona set by the Civilian Conservation Corps to fill vacancies as enrollees depart for private employment. Men ages 17 to 23 who are unmarried and unemployed are eligible for enrollment.
The phrase notes that there are several nations worldwide styled as United States, including Mexico Colombia and Brazil, distinguishing the commonality of the title from the actual countries. It highlights the existence of multiple similarly named states beyond the United States.
The copartnership Hemphill and Miller in Tucson dissolves by mutual consent. Debts to any party should be paid promptly. Dated August 15 1941 at Tucson Arizona with signatures of Harry W Hemphill and John Miller and notice published August 21 through 27 1941.
Union Oil Company of California will purchase Harold Ashjian’s stock in trade from a Tucson service station at 160 North Stone Avenue. Transfer and payment scheduled for August 29, 1941 at 10:00 a.m. in Los Angeles. Vendor address 160 North Stone Avenue Tucson. vendee address 617 West Seventh Street Los Angeles. Dated August 18, 1941.
A dated classified page fragment shows various personal service ads including expert watch repair with factory guarantee at Fields Credit Jewelers 70 E Congress, massage and bath services at Thompson 4852 Moraines and 2245 S 6th, and confidential counseling with Elizabeth Bullock 211 E Second. It also includes notices for clothing buyers from Star Outfitters 16 S Meyer and Madam La Verne business advice at Pueblo Lodge with notices referencing SPIRELLA corset service and contact numbers.
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