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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
4
Editor Spear mourns the loss of the Eucalyptus Tree cut to clear space for a modern wall in Our Alley Phoenix. The tree symbolized growth, memory, and the city’s change as Phoenix evolved from a desert village to a metropolis, inspiring reflections on life and mortality.
The Hopi tribe will stage two thanksgiving dances this month near Winslow Arizona two on the second mesa August 20 and the first mesa August 23. Dances attract thousands of visitors to Arizona each year and this double celebration is expected to draw one of the biggest crowds on record.
The Arizona Republican criticizes Dr Wes H Snoof as having a weak defense for a murder case. The piece notes Snoof’s confession was repudiated though he did not deny killing the victim who was beaten with a hammer and her throat slit with a knife.
Public Lands column notes an August Salt Lake City conference will hear a concrete proposition for western states to take over remaining unappropriated public lands. Joseph Dixon will also present a flexible plan for reclamation bureau work, with Hoover’s approval expected. the move faces eastern opposition to further reclamation.
The last remaining Eucalyptus Tree in the former Phoenix business district has been removed, leaving only trees in plazas. It was described as the noblest and most beautiful of its clan, now gone.
A nurse testifies to Sargon treatment aiding neuritis and digestion. Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Los Angeles credits Sargon Soft Mass Pills with curing years of pain and constipation. She recommends the treatment and notes availability at Central Drug Company in Winslow.
In a humorous exchange the old gentleman asks if the groom is the bridegroom while the young man notes he was eliminated in the semi finals. The banter pivots to a playful sewing mishap with jokes about buttons and patches.
A courtroom exchange captures a jurist noting a defendant’s posture as a probe into conduct. The remark frames a moment during deliberations reflecting on courtroom behavior and attention.
A quirky dialogue shows a backhanded dare with lines about bravery and unarmed conflict. The snippets reference a Toronto goblin and a Berlin source, hinting at a satirical or humorous exchange between unnamed parties.
A judge quips about a deaf and mute man in an elevator, suggesting he experiences many rides up and down until someone else calls his floor, highlighting a wry courtroom moment.
Germany now has 65 airports controlled largely by the municipalities owning and operating them. The French highway system now includes 25,000 miles of national roads, 11,400 miles of departmental roads and 400,000 miles of local-interest roads.
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