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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
4
Local clubs plan meetings with Mrs C J Brooks. Royal Neighbor lodge hosts guests. Mizpah Circle to elect officers. various residents and visitors travel to Holbrook Cagaporta Modesto Phoenix and Los Angeles. several officials and staff move or return from duties and vacations.
August Korndran reports his wife and part of his wine missing to police in Madison Wisconsin. He says they are separated and asks investigators to look into the loss. Local authorities began inquiries into the disappearance and missing wine case.
Mrs. Guy Hazelton keeps a flock of 175 prize hens near Pipestone Minnesota. Her records show the hens laid 20662 eggs in five months an average of 113 eggs per bird.
Advertisement claims Cystex eliminates bladder weakness and bladder time issues with a 48 hour test. It promises improved energy and sleep if pains ease and urges readers to buy at drug stores. Money back if not improved.
Carlos Abeita 18 Tony Armijo 1 and Nestor Sandayrol 12 were arrested Friday by Santa Fe officers for burglary and malicious mischief after breaking into a tool house. Superior Judge J E Crosby released them on probation Saturday into the custody of Officer W H McDermott. The youths admitted taking gasoline, making a bonfire, breaking a railway speeder lock and fleeing eastward on the main line as trains No 3 and No 7 ran late.
Claud A. Voyles of Albuquerque for AT&T arrives in Holbrook to secure a site for a new brick repeater station building. A 250 by 250 foot parcel adjoining the Rio Grande Oil plant south of the river was purchased from T. H. Jordan. A 19 man survey crew arrived Tuesday to conduct a territory survey as construction is set to begin early next spring.
In Evansville Indiana attendance officers report that old fashioned school hockey has nearly vanished. They attribute the decline to increased school activities including athletics chapel programs to break monotony, school orchestras and clubs.
In Lynn Massachusetts police hunt a thief who stole a ceremonial robe used by Judge Ralph S. Reeve and his wife Mrs. Reeve during a recent foothill game. Local authorities pursue leads as the gavel of justice looms.
The article reports Ned Britt killed one of the largest bobcats seen near Canyon Diablo City. It also notes social visits, medical updates, bank property moves, hunting trips, Navajo dances, a funeral, burglaries, hospital stays, and a college freshman marriage leading to a move to Kingman.
Andres Machado one of the last of the early California dons was buried in a small plot on land once part of his father Augustine Machado’s grant from the king of Spain. The Rancho Ballom area originally covered 17 000 acres including present day Culver City Venice Santa Monica and nearby beach communities.
England’s new lifeboat, launched recently and deemed the largest in the world, is stationed at Dover to assist aircraft downed at sea. The craft, specially adapted for aeroplane rescues, can reach speeds of about 18 knots.
A mother bear and two cubs wandered along Rhinelander's main street on December 10 in a playful "shop ring tour" that drew curious glances. They were unthreatened until a pack of dogs chased them away, leaving residents amused by the unlikely zoo visit.
Los Angeles is improving nicely. Her sister Mrs. Mattie Dodson is with her. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Potts left for California Tuesday to spend a week's vacation in Los Angeles and other coast cities. Stace Hibben from the Shonto trading post at Tonalea spent a few days in the city. J. C. Brown went to the Gap Monday for several days on business.
In Rockford Illinois AP reports fingerprints on a short pipe used to kill Cordelia Gummersheimer a 39 year old schoolteacher were key clues. She was slain after 10 o clock Saturday night found in pajamas on her third floor apartment bed. Police review her life for motive as no one else in the apartment appeared attacked.
The only Indiana woman with G A R membership is Mrs. William Rose of Wabash, the second woman in the nation named an honorary member to keep records and aid veterans at meetings. A Florida case reportedly follows a similar purpose with four women made members.
New York reports Columbia University leads the nation with the brightest freshmen. An intelligence test shows Columbia first year students in the upper quarter averaged 91.5 out of 200, well above the 85 average of leading colleges.
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