O Malley Lumber Company Expands Arizona Reach
E V O Malley president states O Malley Lumber Company now serves 14 Arizona communities from Phoenix to Nogales. Yard foreman Tony Gardella and manager Forrest Denney joined in 1946 as the Scottsdale store grows with Scottsdale’s development. The firm, established in 1908, supports multiple locations including 1423 South Scottsdale Road.
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Page Park
Scottsdale Yard
Tony Gardella
O'Marley Lumber Company
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Yuma
Nogales
Somerton
Tempe
Scottsdale
Sunnyslope
Mesa
Glendale
Conlidge Casa
Grande
Buckeye
Ajo
E. V._O'Malley
O'Malley Lumber Company
O'Malley's
Forrest Denney and staff assist with building problems
Forrest Denney and his staff were cooperative and courteous in helping with building and remodeling issues.
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Forrest. Denney
Settlement in Scottsdale Volunteer Fire Company elections delayed
The Scottsdale Volunteer Fire Company election dispute remains unresolved with a court hearing postponed to July 14 in Maricopa County Superior Court. Postal receipts for the year ending June 30, 1949 show a 23 percent increase over the prior year. Local grocers endorse a midweek siesta plan, closing markets at 1 pm Wednesdays and reopening Thursday. The Lazy J Recreation Hall on South Brown Avenue opens to the public and the Scottsdale Westerners summer program girls softball team opened with a 20 to 18 win over Tempe Stars at the local high school diamond.
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Scottsdale Progress Files
Scottsdale Volunteer Fire Company
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Post
A. Hy
Atlas. Post
J Naster
Andersons
L and B. Earl's
J. Chew
Shuffiegargers
Walkers
South Brown Avenue
Scottsdale Westerners
Frida
Tempe Stars
Giamond
Conservation Message Urges Action on Erosion in Arizona
A historical note warns that soil erosion threatens heritage as Arizona joins in a national effort to curb land degradation. It cites George Washington on land use and calls for quicker conservation actions to prevent further loss.
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Arizona
George Washington
Late-born Calves as Problem Children in Ranching
Late-born calves are less productive than early calves and require extra management. A longer breeding season can yield more calf dollars, but may need more fences and water access. A three month breeding season could help stabilize calving and improve market viability for replacement heifers.
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Albert M.lane
University of Arizona
Arizona soil conservation districts form independent groups
Forty five soil conservation districts in Arizona elect their own affairs and operate without being run by a government agency. They are democratic organizations of the people, aimed at speeding up conservation efforts across the state.
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Arizona
Phey
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Brown Avenue
Jones Boyd
Shirley N. Boyd
Scottiedale
Beauty
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MBS
KU Ghance
Kiff
Mutual
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