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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
5
Hogs 4,500 mostly steady with 160-250 lb at 9.00-9.25 and sows 6.75-7.50. Cattle 400, cleanup trade on killing classes, dealers steady 8.50-9.00. stockers and feeders unchanged. Sheep 5,000 with little activity. native lambs 7.75-8.25, Idahos 8.50.
Water service will be interrupted from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM between Monday August 4 and Saturday August 9. Affected properties lie on Williamson Avenue from 3rd to Cherry, Kinsley and Warren Avenues to North City Limits, Winslow and Berry Avenues, Hicks, Campbell, Apache, Elm and Cherry Streets, Mulberry and Maple, and other blocks in Mahoney Addition. E. E. McCarty, Superintendent.
G C McFadden now handles garbage hauling and monthly payments must go to the First National Bank to avoid mixups. The notice is signed by Lewis M Hohn from Roosevelt Field New York. Two endurance flyers, Robert Black and Louis Reichers, are seen in parachutes enjoying a tan up in the air.
All citizens owning property along streets to be paved are requested to notify the contractor or his foreman the day before curbs are constructed the location of driveways desired so curb height can be adjusted. Aug. 1. F. Goodman, City Engineer.
In Chicago on August 1 price ranges show hogs 160-200 lb at 9.50-9.75 and 250-350 lb at 8.35-9.25 with sows 7.00-8.00 and pigs 8.25-9.40. Cattle totals around 2,000 calves steady yet heavy. steers 600-900 lb 9.25-11.25, 1300-1500 lb 9.00-11.00, heifers 8.50-10.25, cows 5.50-7.75, vealers 9.50-11.50. Sheep around 6,000 with natives strong. lambs 90 lb down 8.50-9.50, ewes 4.00, feeding lambs 6.25-6.75. In Los Angeles, hogs 100 head down 15-25 points with eastern prices to 11.25. Nebraska 168 lb hogs 10.65 and 222 lb butchers at 9.25. Cattle 150 mostly cleanup, some loads unsold, cows 5.00-6.50, cutters 2.50-4.35. Calves 100 with some good feeders up to 12.00, heavies 8.00. Sheep limited. lambs 75 lb down 7.50-9.00, ewes 4.00.
Globe-Old Dominion company began a program of improvements additions and new construction valued at about 100000 dollars.
Los Angeles imports from eleven western states show Arizona could expand dairy and poultry sales to the city. A Arizona Dairy Council formed as efforts to revive the state dairy industry gain pace.
Arizona records show 1929 births totaling 9,521 and deaths 6,781, a net surplus of 2,740. White births numbered 4,754 with 3,706 Mexican, 605 Indian, 204 other races, and 228 mixed parentage. boys 4,976 and girls 4,545. There were 182 twins and five triplets, and male deaths outnumbered females nearly two to one. The death toll includes 3,819 whites and 1,905 Mexican deaths.
A cook's carving knife pli ers and a bottle of Holland gin aided a seaman with appendicitis while aboard a ship. Dr David R Robbins of Los Angeles was later presented with a large silver loving cup by the Steamship company Planet for his actions during the voyage to Germany.
Five promotions in the headquarters company of the first battalion of the Arizona National Guard were announced by Adjutant Morton Mortenson. All five promote Tempe men: John R. Patterson to second lieutenant from staff sergeant M. E. Curry to staff sergeant from private Wilbur B. Ayersman and Wanamaker Mitchell to sergeants from corporals and Hilles Mitchell to corporal from private.
A group of youngsters in Hyde Park say they recognized the man who retrieved their cricked ball. They claim the man is King Alfonso of Spain who wears a gold chain given by Queen Ena upon their engagement and has worn it ever since.
Winslow mayor and municipal gas plant superintendent may contract with Standard Oil California to buy an improved Kemp Vaporizing System for butane gas production. The ordinance limits spending to 2500 dollars with detailed equipment lists and required approvals, effective after publication.
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