Land Reforms Move Expropriates 500000 Acres
The Land Reform program continues as the Japanese government expropriates 500000 acres of land from owners for resale to the government. More than four Japanese farmers participate in the process.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
2
The Land Reform program continues as the Japanese government expropriates 500000 acres of land from owners for resale to the government. More than four Japanese farmers participate in the process.
H W Dixon announced plans to establish a management service in Scottsdale handling residential farm and business operations in Paradise Valley and nearby areas. He may not set a formal office yet and can be reached through Cecil Raleigh's Insurance at 110 East Main Street where he serves as executive secretary for the Paradise Valley Improvement Association. Dixon cites thirty years of varied administration and field work including export import trade oil production and Employee Suggestion Systems consultancy.
Camelback Junior Women's Club members and their husbands attended their annual steak fry on Saturday September 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hiram Kennedy in Scottsdale. Co-hostesses were Mrs William Blair and Mrs James Stitt. Cooperstown New York is credited with the first baseball diamond in 1839.
Pioneer Drug touts T.4-L as a powerful athletes foot treatment. It claims the germ grows deeply and must be reached to kill it with 90 percent alcohol penetrating quickly. Advertisement notes a 40 cent refund from druggists within an hour.
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Woman's club met on Wednesday night September 12 at the Outpost. After the business session members adjourned to the Paradise Bowling Alleys.
The advisory board of the Scottsdale Baptist Church will meet Friday September 14 at 7 30 p m for a planning meeting. The board represents all church organizations.
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