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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1929
Page
5
Kansas City and Chicago cattle and hog markets show slowing activity with prices unevenly weaker. Early sales drift lower while later trade remains subdued. hogs and cattle listings display broad price ranges and mixed demand across weight classes, reflecting cautious buyers and steady to weak undertones.
In Nogales Sonora and Nogales Arizona traders report heavy liquor imports for the holiday season. Observers expect higher prices with Scotch at 6 dollars in Mexico and 8.50 in the U S Rye 7.50 and 10. Tequila available at 1 and 2.50. Beer holds at 15 cents a schooner.
Miss Helen Howe, artist's model, married musician Anthony Gianelli in Howe Cavern. The bride is the great granddaughter of the Howe after whom the cavern was named.
In Paris Lindbergh acted independently, with Colonel T. Bentley Mott noting Herrick’s biography quotes the ambassador saying he never advised Lindbergh what to say. The Lone Eagle spoke and acted on his own on every occasion.
M G Bracken of Winslow, an Intermountain Building and Loan agent, was acquitted by a Holbrook jury after 10 minutes deliberation on charges of obtaining $33 under false pretenses. The defense argued the money was not obtained illegally but as a company representative. Porter filed the complaint. P A Sawyer defended for Bracken with county officials opposing.
Phoenix Junior College will travel to Southern California the week of January 17 to 22 to play Pasadena Santa Ana Citrus and Glendale junior colleges. This five day coast invasion marks the first time such a plan has been undertaken in Phoenix history.
On December 1 1929 in Winston Navajo County Arizona RB Tackett announces the sale and transfer of all stock and merchandise from the Green Lantern Cafe located on Kinsley Ave between First and Second Streets to Fred Burkhart and Kenneth P Allen. The notice is dated November 29 1929.
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