Water Shutdown Affects Klein Dienst Addition Aug 8 1929
Water will be turned off from 8:00 a m to 12 Noon Thursday August 8 1929 serving Klein Dienst Addition south of track known as Cooper Town on streets south of Front Avenue E E McCarty Superintendent Also notices list debts disclaimer and cafe ownership details Woo Sing former Sanitary Cafe owner Woo Fook C Lam proprietor American Cafe listing with dates Aug 7 13.
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Kleindienst Addition
Cooper Town
Front Avenue
Woo Sing
Sanitary Cafe
CAFE
Woo Fook C. Lam
Market Report Chicago Live Stock Prices Aug 7
Hogs 17 060, steady to strong, various weight ranges with prices. Cattle 153 060, calves 2 000, steady to fairly active with multiple weight classes and price bands. Sheep 17 000, slow to steady with natives and fat ewes listed and spring lambs priced. Pigs and feeders noted with range details.
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Chicago
Hog Prices Edge Up On Open U S C A Market
In Los Angeles on August 7 the U S C A market shows hog receipts at 100 car medium Arizona butchers still unsold. Trucks bring in 12.25 to 12.75 per cwt while packing sows range 9.75 to 10.25.
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Los Angeles
Arizona Butchers
Eight narcotic addicts captured in Spadra escape search nears end
Right of sixteen addicts who escaped from the Spadra state hospital Monday in a night riot have been captured. A search for the remaining six was believed near a successful close.
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Los Angeles
Spadra
Livestock Market Summary With Steady Tone
Cattle receipts around 50 with a steady undertone despite a Tuesday 50 cent decline. Prices range 9.00 to 10.00 for many cattle, cows 7.50 to 9.25, cutters 3.50 to 6.50, bulls 7.50 to 8.50. Calves and vealers 10.50 to 15.50. Sheep around 50 steady with medium, choice lambs 12.00 to 13.75, ewes 3.00 to 4.75.
Editor dispute over unresolved divorce case cited
Edgar I. Amerman of Winslow Arizona disputes a Mail item dated August 5 stating a divorce from Mrs Edgar I Ammerman occurred. He says no divorce or property division has taken place since he left her on April 25 1928 and requests a correction in the next issue.
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Edgar I. Amerman
Crosby
Ammerman
Sue To Restrain Trading Operation
A suit to restrain W F Williams of Winslow from operating a trading post within 25 miles of Red Lake was heard in Holbrook along with statements that Williams agreed not to reenter the area after selling to C D Richardson. Judge Crosby took the case under advisement as numerous witnesses including Navajo Indians testified.
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Holbrook
W. F. Williams
Winslow
Red Lake
Young & Borum
Superior Court
Crosby
Williams
C. D. Richardson
W. P. Geary
W. K K. Ferguson
Indian Dance Films To Be Shown At Rialto Theatre
The Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial association of Gallup presents two reels of Indian dance pictures at the Rialto theatre on Thursday and Friday evenings. The travelogue quality showcases above average photography and scenes. Santa Fe Railroad used the films in eastern advertising campaigns, drawing strong audience enthusiasm.
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Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association of
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Santa Fe Railroad
Plans for $150,000 brick plant in Phoenix
Plans announced for a brick plant in Phoenix with a $150,000 investment and a capacity of 100,000 bricks daily. The project signals regional growth and job creation in the construction sector.
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Phoenix
Arsenal Warehouse in Tempe Complete for Surplus Property
A state arsenal and warehouse in Tempe has been completed to store surplus military property and equipment. The facility provides secure storage and handling for excess national defense assets.
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Tempe
State Game Dept Plants 1,000,000 Rainbow Brook Trout
The State Game Department released one million rainbow and brook trout into state streams and lakes, expanding habitat and fishing opportunities across the region. The move aims to boost fish populations and provide more angling access for residents.
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Phoenix — State Game Department
Yuma Valley Plans Expanded Road Paving
Yuma Valley reports 55 miles of paved roads with many more miles planned for the near future as part of a broader transportation improvement program.
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Yuma Valley
Yuma
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