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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1930
Page
5
Los Angeles report notes live hog prices at top $9.65 per 100 pounds for 1971 bids, with 400 hogs and 158 holdovers. Nebraska loads ranged $9.50 to $9.60 for 147 to 195 pounds, with packer margins listed. Cattle counted 200 head with 511 holdovers and quality remarks truncated.
Right Rev. Daniel J. Gercke D D Bishop of Tucson dedicated the new Flagstaff church Sunday afternoon with a solemn Pontifical Mass in honor of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Celebrant was Bishop Gercke with Monsignor L Duval and Rev Fr E Albno y among the assisting clergy. A procession of sacred ministers and sanctuary boys closed the ceremony.
Miami General reports ongoing street repairs. Globe Motor Sales Co opens its new Ford home at 754 North Broad. Benson calls for a highway overpass near the railroad. Florence Tuccson highway to receive improvements. Nogales Patagonia highway to be upgraded. Cleater Los Feliz gold property bought by St John Copper Co. Kingman Union Pacific begins trestle work over Duck Creek to Boulder Dam. Prescott Gardens dance pavilion north of town to be rebuilt after fire. Ajo Calumet and Arizona Mining Co pays 373,870 in taxes for first half 1930, largest in Pima County. Prescott Sunn Slope homes to be built. Nogales La Barata department store remodeled after fire. Phoenix Atwood Memorial Cathedral House under construction for Trinity Cathedral. Benson Vail highway improvements planned by the state.
The Ari Zone Industrial Congress will hold its annual meeting here on December 15 and 16. The Jerome American Legion hall is undergoing renovations.
The city of Winslow adopts Plan No 15 for upgrades to Campbell Hicks Berry Winslow Kinsley Colorado Snider Avenues and Third Fourth Aspinwall Oak Maple Elm Cherry Mulberry streets. The ordinance sets graded elevations and roadway widths as shown and takes effect after proper publication. It repeals conflicting ordinances and was approved December 2 1939 with publication December 2 to 5.
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