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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1974
Page
9
Readers receive a detailed astrological forecast for each sun sign. The piece highlights potential ego boosts, secret admirers, and relationship dynamics, noting caution on financial risk, secrecy, and advisers. It ends with a solicitation to mail birth data and a fee for further analysis.
Gila County Board of Supervisors invites bids to furnish and build 2700 feet of chain link fence around the Sanitary Landfill near Roosevelt Arizona. Plans follow Forest Service landfill guidelines. plans available during office hours. Bids require 5 percent certified check or bid bond. Judy C. Rasmussen Clerk.
A listing of daily named individuals across August from Friday the 8th to Thursday the 15th, outlining attendees or participants for each day. Names include John Higby Mike Haught Bessie Thomas Jeanne Koppang Danielle Dimbat Patrick Lee Belinda Mae ODaniel L B Curry Jacqueline Ashby Charles Holdren Cheri White Jeanne Selle Jerry Wolfe John Carlyon Christie Conway Joe Emschler Cora M Hill avy Journigan Kathryn Lessard Dr Watson M Lacy Pat Shear Brent Cline.
A fragment lists Raymond and Pat Cline iMac and Helen McCue Jim and Erma Blackburn George and Roxie Cline Roy and Gladys Brunner Alfred and Helen Schutter connected to Araceae discussions.
Grady Foote is appointed Veterans Service Officer for Gila and Pinal Counties. He will operate from the DES office at 1155 North Arizona Boulevard, Coolidge with phone 723-5351. Services include VA benefits guidance, claims help, corrections of discharge, survivor information, education benefits, disability, pensions, training, insurance, and home loans.
A riddle stating that after marriage many couples end up with a divorce as the outcome. The line plays on the idea of a common marital end and uses a simple question answer format.
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