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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1929
Page
5
Chicago Madison markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep trading with large run sizes and steady to higher bids. Los Angeles and Kansas City quotes reflect active hog and cattle trades, with top steers around 11.35 and hogs near 10.25, while Utah Arizona and Southwest stockers bring varied feeder lambs and ewe quotes.
In Los Angeles on December 2 67 players vie in a 36 hole medal test with the goal of reaching match play for the national event. Only 32 advance to tomorrow's match competition to determine the national champion.
Westover reports a crowded field for the PGA Championship final round at Hillcrest Country Club with many contenders including Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen in the favorites group. Horton Smith and Jimmy Hackley loom as challengers while match-play form remains unproven. bouts list dates across Akron and San Francisco venues with ten round bouts featuring Kayo Morgan and Joe Glick among others.
Jackie Fields defends his welterweight title not at stake in a ten round bout against Billy Light of St Paul at 149 pounds in Chicago tonight. Other card fights include Bob Olvin of New York vs Joe Banovic of Binghamton light heavies and Andy Divodi of New York vs Jackie Phillips of Canada welterweights ten rounds each at St Nicholas Arena New York. Benny Bass faces Jose Martinez in Philadelphia junior lightweights and Joe Marciente meets Phil Swick in ten rounds. Sally Schuman clashes with Irish Mickey Gill in Chicago flyweights six rounds. In St Louis Eddie Shea of Chicago fights Young Montreal featherweights and King Tut of Minnesota takes on Joey Kauffman of New York lightweights in a Tuesday card.
Three men are held by Phoenix police for investigation in connection with the murder of Glenn Jones the carnival concessionaire in El Paso. The case links suspects to a recent carnival incident and details remain under police inquiry.
Washington December 2 The interior department reports a new correspondence course for children on federal reservations such as army navy lighthouse stations where regular schooling is unavailable The plan aims to help isolated communities with few children to receive instruction if state officials desire it.
An advertisement from Central Drug Co promotes a Cystex trial for bladder irritation with claims of quick relief. The spot promises money back if no improvement and urges immediate purchase for six cents.
On December 10 1929 in Winslow Navajo County Arizona a bulk sale will occur. B Tackett sells and assigns stock trade and merchandise of the Green Lantern Cafe located on Kinsley Ave between First and Second Streets to Fred Parkhart and Kenneth P Allen. Signed November 29 1929.
Lions Club holds weekly luncheon at noon at Community Hall. Washington School PTA meets Wednesday at 3 p m. Rotary Club hosts noon luncheon at guild hall. American Legion Auxiliary card party Saturday at 8 p m. Sunday services observed at all Winslow churches.
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