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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
5
Chicago markets report hogs and cattle trading with mixed bids and varying prices. The text also carries a string of railroad crew notes from Los Angeles to Winslow, detailing personnel moves and absences.
A large gathering of Railroad Trainmen Lodge 477 members met at Old Elks Hall on Sunday August 25 with many visiting Members from other lodges. The article notes rapid growth in membership and popularity and praise for the lodge’s leadership and management.
Mrs. Hartley reported her purse with Hyves and Elk charms stolen from her car at the Al G Barnes circus grounds. Jeweler Huddleston and night marshal Berry aided by Marshal Neill recovered the $200 in valuables within minutes. Yore is jailed pending grand larceny charges.
A man was captured early before dawn inside Buckingham Palace grounds near the diplomats' entrance. Scotland Yard sent special police to investigate. The intruder refused to reveal his name or motive, and a responding officer climbed the wall to reach him, injuring his hands on a picket fence.
Georges Carpentier, the French ex box champ turned Hollywood actor, unveiled a new nose after plastic surgery. He joked the old beak deteriorated from 200 prize opponents, trading part of an ear for a Grecian profile.
A survey of 302 cities shows the share of urban residents living in apartment houses has jumped from 24.4 percent eight years ago to an estimated 53.7 percent today. The study highlights a significant shift toward multi story housing among urban populations.
The piece argues newspapers insure shopping by ads, claiming advertised goods are standardized, priced, and reliable. It urges readers to compare products at home, trust truthful advertising, and buy because every dollar spent on ads is insured against waste.
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