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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
4
Voters in Winslow will decide whether to sell the gas plant or keep it, and, if kept, whether to run it as is, close it, or issue bonds for a new distribution system. The Daily Mail outlines likely outcomes for each option and notes implications for taxpayers and gas service.
Sinclair Lewis studies saying thank you in Swedish and finds that the word okay would be understood, suggesting a simple path to cross language gaps.
A diver declared being open and above board as he executed a ran dive, asserting transparency in the display. The remark framed the routine as a straightforward, by the book performance amid the event.
Newspaper ads connect buyers to prices and goods daily, replacing long rural treks with car trips. The piece discusses how ads inform what to buy where, with the mobile purchase completing the exchange, contrasting it with old rural shopping. It cites a distant treaty skull incident and Eddie Cantor's real estate moves as broader context.
A jumble of short items notes J P Morgan declining to pose and saying he will look the same. Margaret Fahnestack Holcombe takes up aviation in Newport. Juarez breweries compete with ten cent beer as peace arrives. Crows to be killed near Woodstown to protect game. Mary McCormick expected to become Princess Serge Mdivani next year. Michael Cowen reports a submarine S-bó carried men and was abandoned in a meadow.
Thirty candidates reported to coach Ted Shipkey for the first varsity practice of the season at Tempe. Activities focused on fundamentals as the team began preparations in Tempe, Arizona.
The St Louis Police Department updated its radio system amid suspicions that ambulance chasing lawyers were listening in and causing police radio patrols to be diverted to accidents.
NEA Service writer notes Jim Preston, longtime superintendent of the Senate press gallery, helped modernize the gallery from a one-telephone, 151-correspondent old setup to a larger, more interconnected operation. He recalls past paths of reporters into government roles and contrasts past and present access, with advances in advance speech distribution and stronger newsroom links.
Resolution declares intention to improve Campbell Hicks Berry Winslow Kinsley Colorado and Snider avenues and several streets with asphalt paving. It authorizes improvement bonds to cover costs and assigns charges to a large Improvement District 6. Sections specify streets and intersections to be paved and the district list of affected lots and blocks.
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