Post Office Second Class Mail Entry at Winslow
The notice marks the item entered at the Winslow Arizona post office as second class mail matter.
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Winslow
Arizona
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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
4
Creative Art and the maker craftsman debate continues
The article contrasts the manufacturer who argues mass production spreads beauty and skillful design at low prices with the craftsman who maintains value in individual skill. It notes a shift from many skilled artisans to machine driven output, while acknowledging the enduring questions about impact on character and society.
Automobile Association Proposes Driver Responsibility Measures
The American Automobile Association urges universal driver's license laws, means to ban licenses for reckless drivers, and requiring liability for accidents. It cites Massachusetts experience with compulsory insurance as a model and calls on states to act together to enforce safety and responsibility on highways.
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American Automobile Association
Massachusetts
Congress Consider Medal for Government Workers
The piece argues Congress should create a medal to honor government employees for courageous or selfless service and notes numerous public servants and scientists whose work saves money and benefits mankind. It laments unequal pay and urges recognition to inspire continued public service.
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Congress
Electrification surge reshapes major rail lines nationwide
The Pennsylvania and Reading railroads announce extensive electrification plans, signaling a nationwide push. The Boston News Bureau notes the Pennsylvanias $100 million effort and crests of new electrical operations, with New Haven and other lines expanding. The VirginianRailway extends electrified routes for heavy coal hauls, reflecting a broader shift toward electric traction amid improving prosperity and mountain terrain challenges.
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Bisbee ‘Daily Review
Arizona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia& Reading
Boston News Bureau
Neading Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
New York Central
New York
Buffalo
New Haven
St. ‘Paul
New York Westchester & Boston
Stamforg
Woodlawn
Danbury
Soesth Norwalk
Stamford
New Caanap
Providence, Warren & Bristol
Providence
Fall River
New England
Boston, Revere Beach
Lyon
Maine
Fire Department Extends Run to Los Lunas
Albuquerque firemen sent a 23 mile round trip Sunday to extinguish a small hotel blaze in Los Lunas. Mayor Tingley announced future alarms outside the county should be answered only if officials request urgent help. Firemen, cold and tired, said they were charged double for coffee at the innkeeper’s establishment.
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Daiwa Press
Transcantiorutai Wire
Albuquerque
N.M
Los Lunas
Tingley
Albudquerque
U S Prosperity Fueled by Human Factors Says Commerce Report
The Department of Commerce report argues American prosperity stems from human factors not war. It notes output gains since 1900 far outpaced employment growth across mining, manufacturing, and rail transport while per worker productivity rose in agriculture and industry. It highlights education research invention capital, mass production, wage levels, and stable prices as key drivers.
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NEA
Ashington
United States
Department of Commerce
Adry
Ally Snallfer
Ancient race relics found near Billy the Kid site in New Mexico
Burt Bonnell on his ranch 60 miles west of Roswell uncovered a hidden chamber and surrounding artifacts that suggest an ancient Pueblo religious gathering site. The discovery includes bowls skulls pottery and crude warfare implements beneath four feet of ash and earth.
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United Press
Loswell, N. M
Burt J. Bonnell
Roswell
Billy the Kid
New Mexico
Bonnell
Lincoln County
Chambers
College Girls Prove Superior Judges Of Meat
Three University of Nebraska students won first honors in the intercollegiate meat judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition. Louis Genung Marjorie Thompson and Winnie Powell led by nearly 100 points over the Kansas Agricultural College team. Nine colleges competed with the Nebraska team triumphing in a major livestock judging event.
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United Press
Chicago
University of Nebraska
Louis Genung
Marjorie Thompson
Winnie Powell
Kansas Agricultural College
Rosenthal Held in St. Louis in Police Report
A fragmented item notes a person named Rosenthal detained in St. Louis. The garbled text mentions Wolfenthal and wealth-related terms but lacks clear details or context of the arrest or charges.
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