Poultry Raiser Sees Opportunity in Local Sales
H L Bosserman acting secretary of the Southern Arizona Poultry association says only 25 percent of Tucson’s poultry and eggs are produced locally. He urges direct to home sales after shifting to retail channels and reports about 200 customers manageable from a directory survey. Plans for more retail outlets and a processing plant are discussed at a SAPA meeting.
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Greater
Tucson
H. L. Bosserman
Southern Arizona Poultry Association
Bosserman
Wand
Rillito River
Campbell Avenue
East Rogers Road
Poe
SAPA
Tucson ‘Poultry Processors, Inc
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sunshine Climate Club nets $34 000 in drive for ads
The Sunshine Climate club celebrated a victory dinner at the Santa Rita hotel where about 150 guests heard that $34,000 has been raised toward a $42,500 goal for advertising Old Pueblo nationwide. Three teams led by J. M. Sakison William Pyle and William G. Hall collected the donations and prizes were awarded to top workers.
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Sunshine Climate Club
Santa Rita Hotel
Old Pueblo
E. B. Carmack
Carmack
J. M. Sakiison
William Pyle
William G. Hall
Baxter McLean
Mark Foster
Richard Jacome
George Kane
Harry Ransom
David Tang
Harry Brown
J. Knox Corbett
Holden Olsen
Robert Heineman
Fred Blanc
James Carter
David Putney
E. G. Robles
Elmer Oppedal
Hervey Smith
Huber
David W. Stockton Funeral to Be Sunday
David W. Stockton 67 dies at home on Oracle Road. Service at 2:30 p m Sunday at Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Andrew Young officiating. Burial in Southlawn Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include wife Viola C Stockton a daughter Oscar Edwards granddaughter Cetora Edwards two brothers John Clinton Oklahoma Frank Tucson and sister Jessie Miller Clinton. Pallbearers listed as Gilbert Perrin Ray Baker W R Honea L M Steel T C Abbott Charles Wade.
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Church of the Nazarene
David W. Stockton
Oracle Road
Andrew Young
Southlawn Memorial Cemetery
Arizona
Viola C. Stockton
Oscar Edwards
Cetora Edwards
John
Clinton
Okla
Frank
Tucson
Jessie Miller
Gilbert Perrin
Ray Baker
W. R. Honea
L. M. Steel
T. C. Abbott
Charles Wade
City to Seek State Approval for Special Street Levy
City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr announced the city will apply to the state tax commission for a special street levy. Rain damage in August and September has nearly exhausted street funds, though exact levy figures have not yet been determined.
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State Tax Commission
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Martin
Aviation Committee Hears Martin Report
Monte Mansfield and Phil J. Martin Jr reported to the Tucson Chamber of Commerce aviation committee after a Washington trip with war assets administration officials on turning the Consolidated-Vultee buildings at Municipal Airport No 2 over to the city.
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Monte Mansfield
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Tucson Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Washington, D. C
War Assets Administration
Consolidated-Vultee
Municipal Airport No. 2
Safety Fund To Be Sought In Tucson Drive
Dr. S T Adams Tucson police commissioner urges Safety tag day to reduce Arizona motor toll. He cites speeding at rail crossings school zones and reckless driving as main causes and calls for public cooperation with law enforcement. Mrs R Hinnant leads the Tucson Accident Prevention council with volunteers collecting donations downtown. The page notes Java cinchona trees yielding about 99 percent of the world quinine.
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Arizona
Tucson
S. T. Adams
Highway Patrol
Dr. Adams
R. R. Hinnant
Tucson Accident Prevention Council
Dr Lockwood Publishes Arizona Desert Riders Sketches
University of Arizona bulletin by Dr Frank C Lockwood collects 25 biographical sketches of noted Arizona figures from 1538 to 1946. The work, drawn from a fall 1945 to winter 1946 series in five Arizona newspapers, includes figures from early explorers to modern leaders with added references. Race horses trained without jockeys noted as a Mexican racing innovation.
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Arizona
Fray Francisco Garces
James Ohio Pattie
Abraham R. Johnston
Daniel Tyler
John R. Bartlett
Amiel W. Whipple
Edward Fitzgerald Beale
Joseph C. Ives
John C. Reid
J. Ross Browne
Martha Summerhayes
Raphael Pumpelly
Edward Everett Ayer
John G. Bourke
James H. McClintock
Joseph Fish
Will C. Barnes
Joseph A
Mexico
Notice of Sale of Surplus Marana Airfield Property
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation offers surplus real property under the Surplus Property Act of 1944. About 480 acres grazing land with improvements plus 32 acres roadway easements in Pima and Pinal Counties Arizona near Marana, with exclusions for fissionable materials. Priority periods run Sept 14 to Sept 23 for government bodies and 90 days for others.
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Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
War Assets Administration
Mar Rana
Pima County
Arizona
Federal Land Bank of
Berkeley
Center
Milvia Streets
California
H. W. Browning
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Climate Club
Aviation Committee
Broadway
Eas
Country Club
West Indies
OLD McBrayer
Schenley
Vernon Rye
Java
All Lady Home Owners
Richard J. McPartland
Beverly Hills, Calif
DR. Lockwood
Toh Ae
Francis Drake
Scrapple
Arizona Market
North 4Th Avenue
AULT
LCA
North First Ave
FT. Lowell RD
Cin
Happy Vale
HAM
Max. H. Sanka
R. I. Red
Ries
PUREX
Gerber
Sun Maid
Prem
Snapper
Hill
Hunt
Pimientos
Lipton's Tea
Cuff Vegetable
Jackson
Campbell
Phillip
Karo
White Limited
Lady Betty Quarts
Jonathan Ibs
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