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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
Mathews declares Arizona will assert control over water within its borders regardless of land ownership. He predicts a landmark case with no precedent as the state prepares a bold legal challenge. Wilbur and Hoover are urged to reassess and take the issues seriously.
A Chicago woman touring the Pacific coast by rail passes through Winslow and northern Arizona. She notes the La Posada hotel dinner but overlooks Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, Grand Canyon and other wonders. Local essay urges visitors to observe Arizona’s true scenic beauty.
The Fox Theatres Corporation, New York, announces a shift to newspaper advertising only. It cites flexibility for last minute changes and easy reader digestion. The move aims to increase newspaper space and reach, calling newspapers a national institution and housewife's reference for home management.
The 1929 domestic airline passenger total reached 173 405, a 248.81 percent rise from the prior year, showing aeronautic passenger transport firmly embedded in the U.S. economy per a July 21 release by the Commerce Department's director of aeronautic development.
An estimated five percent of Americans suffer from asthma or hay fever or both. These nonfatal diseases cause significant suffering and low mood among victims.
Arizona lawyers challenge Interior Secretary Wilbur’s view on dam water flows arguing there is limited water and unity only through peace. Clifton Mathews cites Colorado compact ratification and federal limits on state waters, noting Nevada Arizona boundary and non navigability affect jurisdiction over Boulder Canyon dam.
Washington observers report a campaign by the Department of Agriculture and the Farm Board to reduce wheat plantings in the grain belt. Officials argue production should align with domestic needs, potentially boosting prices and reducing reliance on exports amid global surplus pressures.
Edith L Henderson seeks re election as Navajo County School Superintendent in the Democratic primaries on September 9 1930. Pete McCoy runs for Constable Winslow Precinct No 2 and A L Dunklin for Justice of the Peace also in Winslow Precinct No 2, all subject to the September 9 1930 Democratic primaries.
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