Prescott Show Awards Top Owner Trophies In Quarter Horse Events
Jeb Stuart of Paulden Arizona and Franklin B Cox of Chandler receive the top owner trophies at the fifth annual Prescott quarter horse show. Bayou Bob of Ivanhoe Ranch El Cajon Calif named grand champion stallion while Reina Rey of X Bar One Cattle Co Seligman Ariz is grand champion mare. A large crowd witnessed nine event racing after the program.
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Jeb Stuart
Paulden
Ariz
Franklin B. Cox
Chandler
Stuart
Yavapai County
William P. Stuart
Cox
Charles A. Ward
Yavapai County Fairground
Bayou Bob
Ivanhoe Ranch
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Calif
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Harold Hudson
el Monte
Reina Rey
X-Bar One Cattle Co
Seligman, Ariz
Tio
Harry Irving
Skull Valley
Wimpy J
Bobbie
Peter Espio
Flagstaff
Billy Cody
Tonio T
Rose Fulton
Dragoon
Red Cent
Bar-A-Bar
Finley Ranches
Gilrt
Lucky Ed
Art Pollard
Tucson
Diamond Two
Diamond 2 Cattle Co
Kirkland
Perner
X-Bar One Ranch
Seligman
Bill Simon
Red Tip
H. Nix
Jimmy Bug
George Goswick
Chicago milk intake rises from 1934 to 1951
Chicago residents increased daily milk consumption from .54 pint per person in 1934 to .82 pint in 1951, according to the Illinois Farm Economics publication from the University of Illinois. The report details rising per capita dairy use and reflects broader farm economic trends in the mid 20th century.
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Chicago
Lone Gunman Robs Mesa Liquor Store at 10:30 PM
In Mesa on Sept 10 a lone bandit armed with a blue steel revolver robbed Corn's liquor store, escaping with about 100 dollars after forcing clerk Floyd Funk to surrender the register cash and his wallet. The robber, around 5 feet 10, 135 pounds, wore a light shirt and cap.
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Corn
Floyd Funk
Funk
Farm Bureau to Show Two Films at Community Hall
Litchfield Farm Bureau members will view a film program at Community Hall at 7 30 p m today featuring Water and a travelog of British Columbia John Roach president says refreshments only tonight no potluck supper
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Litchfield Farm Bureau
Community Hall
British Columbia
John Roach
Staff Changes Announced By Glendale Radio Station
Glendale radio KRIZ owner manager Howard Loeb announced staff changes. Guy DeAngelis named continuity director. H F Sexton Bernie Simon and Jack Stoops added to sales. Two Peoria High graduates Betty Jean Cook Anita Thompson will attend Arizona State College Tempe this fall. Marjorie Bennett and Gladys Little returned from Honolulu trip. Earthquake felt but not near. Lydie family back from north rim and parks trip. City Clerk Kirby and wife back from two week Kansas Iowa trip. Brewster brothers and Bill Crouch to compete in 1951 National Smallbore Rifle Championships in San Francisco Oct 3 6.
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KRIZ
Liberty Network
Howard Loeb
Guy DeAngelis
Hollywood
H. F. Sexton
Bernie Simon
Jack Stoops
Peoria High School
Betty Jean Cook
Anita Thompson
Arizona State College
Tempe
Miss Cook
Elvin Cook
Miss Thompson
Wilbur Thompson
Leonard
Rex
Harold Brewster
Bill Crouch
San Francisco
Des Moines
Iowa
District Governor To Visit Tempe Rotary Tomorrow
Mel Fickas district governor from Phoenix will visit the Tempe Rotary Club Tuesday with a luncheon at 12 10 p.m. at American Legion Hall. Club president Hubert Coulson announced a 8 p.m. assembly today in the First National Bank staff room.
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Tempe
Mel Fickas
Phoenix
Rotary Club
American Legion Hall
Hubert Coulson
First National Bank
Navajo Council Sets Budget Review Meeting
WINDOW ROCK Sept 10 The Navajo Tribal Council planned to complete item by item review of a 1 022 000 dollar tribal budget for the coming year. Major items include 80 000 for housing at Window Rock for tribal leaders and 724 000 for the tribal loan fund. Grazing regulation revisions were also to be discussed.
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Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Council
Little Weather Change Forecast
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts sunny warm days for Phoenix with generally clear skies. Scattered cloudiness over southeastern mountains will increase tomorrow, temperatures steady with lows around 35 in Flagstaff area and frost unlikely. Bryce Canyon Utah recorded 32 degrees. Flagstaff 39 to 81 degrees. Phoenix 99 downtown and at the airport with 72 and 70 as lows.
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United States Weather Bureau
Arizona
Flagstaff
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Marana Gins All Busy Harvest In Arizona Cotton
Tucson dispatch notes all five gins at Marana to operate today as Arizona's 70 000 bale cotton harvest gains speed. Processing began Saturday. The report also notes Afghanistan has renamed the Hindu Kush mountains to Hindu Koh.
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Marana
Arizona
Afghanistan
Hindu Kush
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