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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1931
Page
5
Cattle and hog prices ease at Chicago Kansas City and Los Angeles markets. Slaughter steers and fed cattle lower across regions with vealers and yearlings down, hogs mostly steady to firm, lambs and sheep fluctuating. weekly volume heavy in Chicago and Los Angeles with varied top and bulk ranges.
Leo M. Meeker president of the Arizona Bank and S. P. Applewhite vice-president and cashier of the Phoenix branch visited the Winslow branch forenoon yesterday. They planned a convention at Williams Sunday with over 40 employees expected. Winslow staff will attend fully. Dr. Bertrand Cocks, former Winslow Episcopal minister, was named as a speaker.
The market closed with cheerfulness as domestic and foreign conditions eased. Gains in U S Steel and several majors contrasted with flat oils and copper, while trading volume neared 800000 shares. investors awaited the president’s congressional message and the December 15 government financing.
About 60 Washington School kindergarteners from Miss Gertrude Scarlett visit Toyland at Central Drug Company to meet Santa Claus and discuss Christmas wishes. The children learn the Nativity story, sing with the bells, and later tour J. C. Penney and Babbitt Bros. stores, reflecting on the meaning of gift giving and the Santa tradition for wholesome childhood.
Public health officials deny reports of an outbreak and state there has not been a reported yellow fever case in Mexico since 1921.
A Winslow Arizona general practice firm operates across all courts offering legal services. The practice emphasizes broad civil and criminal case coverage with local familiarity and responsive client service.
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