Arizona Highways September Issue Sets Western Theme
The September issue focuses on western icons with Jo Mora's Horsemen Of The It water color set and Padre Kino Navajo Conquistador Pony Express pieces. It features The Western Loot attire guide, J R Williams cartoons Why Mothers Get Gray Born Thirty Years Too Soon and more. The issue includes Quarter Horses In Arizona Arizona National Livestock Show and Sundown Slim On Slickin Up with full colour photography. Front cover Seven Falls by Ray Manley and back Wind Mill by Bob Taylor.
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Arizona Highways
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Padre Kino
Conquistador
Pony Express
J. R. Williams
Arizona
Spur
Sundown Slim
Ray Manley
Bob Taylor
Oklahoma
Feeder Outlook Below Last Year
Feeder cattle prices and demand are expected to be weaker than last year while drought limits feed grain reserves. Thomas M. Stubblefield of University of Arizona notes rising costs and tighter margins as cattle numbers remain high and feed supplies stay tight.
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Scottsdale
Rocky Een
Thomas M
University of Arizona
Too Much Protection Seeks to Limit Free Enterprise
A critical piece argues federal directives threaten freedoms, highlighting a Fair Trade Commission ruling banning certain “free” advertising and a Post Office order against a Barbasol contest as examples. The author contends federal power has 넘reached reasonable bounds and urges a brake to preserve liberty.
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Fair Trade Commission
Post Office Department
Barbaso! Company
Post Office
Soldier Stanford Thomas Training With 24th Infantry Division in Japan
PFC Stanley E. Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs George H Thomas of Scottsdale Arizona, trains with the 24th Infantry Division in Japan. The first American division to deploy to postwar duties is noted in the caption as Thomas continues training duties abroad with U.S forces.
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24TH
Japan
Stanley E. Thomas
George H. Thomas
Scottsdale, Ayiz
24th Infantry Fight From Pusan To Yalu River
The 24th Infantry fought for 19 months in Korea from Pusan to the Yalu River and was redesignated last February to join the security force guarding the Japanese islands. Thomas joined the Army in February 1951 and arrived in Japan on July 1, 1952.
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Thomas
Japan
Drying Time Shrinks Floor Finishing Delays
University of Arizona expert Grace Ryan notes that penetrating floor seals cut drying time to about 20 hours for one coat, versus 41 hours for shellac and 55 hours for natural varnishes. Two to three coats are included in these times with overnight curing and waxing after application.
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Grace Ryan
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
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