Personal Visitors and Local Business Notices
Personal mentions list Fred H. Brown Navajo county treasurer and reelection candidate as a business visitor. Other items report R. M. Williams returning to Tucson and several visitors from Los Angeles and Joseph City, plus locals on legal or commercial business in Holbrook and Winslow.
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Fred H. Brown
Navajo County
Brown
Tucson
R. M. Williams
C. I. T. Corporation
Prescott
G. T. Stevens
Citizen’s Bank
Joseph Nahm
United Dry Goods Co
S. Hendricks
Flagstaff
M. A. Hoffpaulr
Winslow
Stn
Down Ranch
W. J. Hanson
Don Ashbaugh
Sundown Ranch
Holbrook
J. R. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
C. L. Milam
Alameda
California
Joseph City
Chester Baker
Jack Alexander
Richmond
Indiana
Alexander
Santa Fe
Alfries
The
Santa Fe Freight
Albuquerque
Leo‘. Murphy
Burlingame
Murphy
Jessie Belle Hitchcock
City
W. I. Hitchcock
J. H. Hohn
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
New York City
Atlantic City
Hohn
Jess Collyer Sr
Ossining
New York
R. G. Kaufman
First National Bank
C. H. Conours
Bazell Motor Co
Clark W. Doherty
Stuckey Auto Supply Co
Corbett Jr
Corbett Wolf
John LaZear Seeks Winslow Precinct Constable Office
John LaZear runs for the Winslow precinct number 2 constable post. A lifelong northern Arizona resident, he has cattle interests in Pine and Payson and has lived in Winslow on and off for 16 years. He and Mrs. Lezear recently bought the Palace Hotel furnishings and fixtures and own city lots and homes in the area.
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John Lezear
Northern
Arizona
Pine
Payson
Lezear
Winslow
Local Dealer Sells Car to Joseph City Visitor
Business visitor Harry Turley of Joseph City bought a new car from a local dealer after several hours in town. J S Willis, stockman with the Indian service, spent yesterday here from Indian Wells headquarters.
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Fice
Las Vegas
New Mexico
A. S. Gibbons
Apache County Superior Court
Flagstaff
Leo Wilhelm
Albuquerque
Harry Turley
Joseph City
J. S. Willis
Indian Service
Indian Wells
Trainmen Announce Labor Day Annual Dance
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plans its Labor Day ball on Monday September first. The event will feature music from a traveling orchestra or a 10 to 12 piece local group, with invitations extended to state officials and notable attendees expected.
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Brotherhood of
Edith L Henderson Seeks Re election For Navajo County Superintendent
Edith L Henderson seeks re election as Navajo County School Superintendent on the Democratic ticket. She cites the savings from conservative office management and the retirement of a $10 000 deficit during her two year term, and notes her degrees from Stephens College and University of Minnesota.
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Edith L. Henderson
Navajo County
Stephens College of Columbus
Missouri
University of Minnesota
Henderson
American Legion Dance Promises Big Crowd Tonight
Committees from the local American Legion Post say preparations are complete for a dance at Arcadia Hall this evening. Lloyd's orchestra will provide music and a large attendance from Legionnaires and the public is expected.
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American Legion
American Legion Post
Arcadia Hall
Combined Tax Rate To Be Lower This Year
The article reports that the combined state and county tax rate for 1929-30 will be lower this year with a total valuation of 11,852,802 dollars. County tax levy is 1.9401 dollars per hundred for 1929 and may rise to 1.9559 depending on the State Tax Commission acting as Board of Equalization. A rate change remains possible if assessments before the commission are adjusted.
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Sen
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Winslow Sees Tax Rates Fall Amid Valuation Gains
City valuations rise from 2 921 429 to 3 268 975 boosting livestock values while City rate drops about seven cents to 1.6905 per 100. Winslow school district valuation climbs to 4 238 746 with a roughly 12 cent school rate cut. Total Winslow tax rate including county falls to 4.6991 from 4.8737 per 100.
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Winslow
Eerste
Actor Ganjire News Draws Theater Panic in Osaka
A mother in Osaka drops her baby from an upper balcony onto heads in the audience during a performance at the Naka Theater. The actor Ganjire continues his lines despite the near panic in the theater.
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Osaka
Japan
Ganjire
Naka Theater
Somerton Theatre to Undergo Remodeling and Redecking
Plans are underway to remodel and redecorate Somerton Theatre in the coming months. The project aims to refresh interiors and improve audience experience at the historic venue.
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Somerton
Somerton Theatre
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Charles Garten
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Marshall R. L. Neill
Sike Garcia
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Santa Fe Hospital
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A. EB. Riley
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B. L. Christensen
R. P. Huddleston
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State Livestock Sanitary Board
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