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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1940

Page

5

4H Conclave Opens On University Of Arizona Campus

Busloads of 4H club youth arrive at the University of Arizona for the annual round up. Emil Rovey notes the Arizona Bankers Association and agricultural extension funded travel for county winners. The bankers honor leaders with jeweled pins during the event.

University of Arizona Arizona Bankers Association Agricultural Extension Service Emil Rovey Bankers Association Arizona H. H. d’Autremont W. K. Humbert First National Bank of Arizona Phoenix Cc. H. Tinker Valley Bank H. W. Faulkner Prescott J. R. McEvoy First National Bank Holbrook D. T. Milner Willcox Clayton Hakes Safford M. J. Hackett Yuma M. C. Jensen Casa Grande R. L. Langford Coolidge D. O. Saunders Bank of Arizona Williams I. L. Hart Flagstaff Bankers of Arizona Gila Hall Cochise Hall Rovey Caramons Maricopa County Aggie Charles A. Pickrell E. D. Terreau Harry Behn Campus Radio Bureau H County R. L. Matlock Tucson University Alfred Atkinson

4 H Delegates Attend Educational Trips in Tucson

University delegates from the 4 H program tour Tucson during a Wednesday itinerary. Dr. R S Hawkins speaks at the morning assembly on aggie work. Visits include Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power, Eagle Milling, campus library, and the Arizona state museum, followed by a lawn banquet at Old Main.

Old Main

Indians Dance As Rain Falls at Hopi Ceremony

Thunderstorms drenched the Hopi mesas as snake dancers from Hotevilla Shipaulavi and Shongopovi completed a rain ritual. Children aged five to ten learned the rite to preserve the snake clan amid washouts on the Holbrook Reams Canyon highway.

Hotevilla Shipaulavi Shongopovi Mesas Holbrook-Reams Canyon

Golden Gate Fire at Treasure Island Destroys State Building

San Francisco fire officials say the $500000 blaze likely started by an accidental cause such as a discarded cigarette or faulty wiring. The fire gutted the California state building at Treasure Island, leaving only walls and prompting the exposition commission to relocate saved exhibits and operate from a Los Angeles wing for the remainder of the fair.

San Francisco U.P. -Fire Department Treasure Island Charles Brannan State Building San Francisco City California Commission To

Jones Aide Leaves Campaign for Army Duty

Dave Wynne secretary of state campaign headquarters for Governor Jones will depart for active duty with the seventh Cavalry at Fort Bliss Texas on September 1. He resigned as assistant secretary to the state highway commission to help Jones seek reelection after a prior Army service in 1936 37 following his Arizona University days.

Prescott Dave Wynne Jones Seventh Cavalry Fort Bliss Tex Wynne State Highway Commission University of Arizona

Robles Seeks Arizona House Seat in District One

Frank G. Robles announces his candidacy for representative in district one of the Arizona state legislature. Born in Tucson he graduated from Tucson High in 1932 and studied at the University of Arizona. He spent 14 years with the Arizona Daily Star and the Tucson Daily Citizen and now edits El Informador.

Frank G. Robles Arizona Tucson Robles University of Arizona Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen Carrier Boy el Informador L. H. Howard County Health Department

Youth Discovers Cache of Early Silver Dollars in Backyard

Clydus Shoudt, 16, unearthed a stash of minted silver dollars dating from 1801 to 1879 while digging fence post holes in the Shoudt family yard at Loudonville, Ohio. The property has been owned by the family for 37 years as he continues to dig up more of the yard.

Loudonville Clydus Shoudt Shoudts Young Shoudt

No Rest For Jones During Trip In North

Governor R T Jones pressed through a busy Prescott campaign day delaying holiday plans. He opened with a jaloppy race in Prescott and Cleator then spoke on old age pensions and mining relief. He dedicated KYCA radio station with Judge Henry D Ross and others in attendance.

Jones North Yavapai County Arizona Bumbleebee Golden Turkey Cleator Prescott E. A. McCabe KYCA Joseph Morgan Prescott Henry D. Ross Arizona Supreme Court McCabe Henry Watkins Prescott Chamber of Commerce Grace Sparkes

Adlerika stomach relief ad from Martin Drug Co

An advertisement for Adlerika claims it soothes the stomach to ease gas and uses three laxative ingredients for balanced bowel cleansing. It promotes the Silver Color Bottle sold by Martin Drug Co.

Adlerika Martin Drug CO

Osborn for Governor Meetings Set at Two Homes

Osborn for Governor events scheduled for 8 o'clock tonight at 707 West Speedway and 1816 Waverly Street. Special speakers will address both gatherings. Vincent Alfaro to lead a general meeting of Osborn's Spanish American supporters at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at 305 East Congress Street.

Nate Goldbaum West Speedway Dorothy Baldauf Waverly Street Vincent Alfaro Osborn East Congress Street

Tucson Reservists Ordered to Report to Texas Posts

Three Tucson reserve officers have orders to report for active duty in the U S Army at Texas posts. Second Lieut. Harry Grisby Jr reports to Fort Clark September 1. First Lieut. Jack A Ford reports September 2 to Fort Bliss. Second Lieut. Dee A Harper will report September 2 to Fort Bliss.

Tucson U. S Texas Harry Grisby Fort Clark Jack A. Ford Fort Bliss Dee A. Harper

Governor Jones Campaign Visit With Ruthie Reese and Band

Governor Jones accompanied by Ruthie Reese and the cowboy orchestra toured the U S Veterans hospital entertaining patients during the campaign stop.

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