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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
2
Arizona chauffeurs with 1950 licenses may apply for renewal to 1951 after January 1. Walter B. Nash, supervisor, Driver's License department, said over 30 000 drivers are expected to renew. Applications require an examiner's signoff a visual test a $1 fee and one small photograph.
The Salt River Valley shows a panorama of color as watermelon and cotton harvests unfold. Men women and children of Negro Mexican and Indian backgrounds toil in the heat, with buses and trucks, bags of cotton, and scattered families camping for days. Cash wages are paid on the spot as autumn brings cotton picking and a fiesta atmosphere.
A general partnership comprised of Mildred M. Davis R J Davis and L A Davis dissolved on April 26 1950 due to the death of Mildred M. Davis. Executed in El Paso County Colorado with notary acknowledgment dated November 3 1950 in Colorado Springs.
Wittman apartments on Second street and Bishop avenue were sold by J. Van Beuren Wittman. Purchasers are Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Balch and Mr. and Mrs. William S. Balch of Joliet. Utter Realty also announced 10 acres on Invergordon road sold to Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Norris from Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Connally, with future building plans.
A truck driver and his family haul a red trailer filled with cotton to the gin. Children sit atop the white mountain of cotton, faces buried in a late season watermelon, tired yet content and at peace.
The Elisabeth B Burnham home on West Main Street is set to be sold to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sodaro. They intend to run a business in Scottsdale and use the property as their residence. The note on gold’s properties appears in the text.
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