Funeral services set for Frank B Richmond in Flagstaff
The funeral for Frank B Richmond will be held Saturday at nine in the Church of the Nativity with Rev Fr Albany presiding. The Elks will handle rites at Flagstaff Catholic cemetery. Richmond, a former Santa Fe construction foreman, helped build highways in Grand Canyon NP and city water works. He left a wife, mother, a sister, and several relatives in New York and Arizona.
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Flagstaff
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Alleghany County
N. Y
Kate Richmond
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Houserock Valley
Buffalo
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Th. Creager
Arizona State Teachers College
Joe Babbitt
Rayma
Tess
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W. B. Raudebaugh
C. W. Isham
T. J. Pellock
Wong June
Arizona Will Evolve Progess In Statewide Council
Dec 13. Eighth anniversary of the Arizona Industrial congress observed with plans for a January 10 conference to chart a Greater Arizona program for 1930. Four new directors named, including Eri A Haight, Folsom Moore, T H O Brien, and M Curley, joining the board.
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Arizona
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Flagstaff
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Folsom Moore
Bisbee
Charles Stauffer
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T.H. O’brien
Inspiration
J. A. Clark
Warren
The
American Mining Congress
M. Curley
Ajo
F. W. Maclennan
Miami
Boulder Unearthed In London Buried Glacier Find
A thousand pound grit boulder found buried in clay at Southgate. Geological Survey and Museum say it was transported by a glacier from the north during the last ice age, likely about 106000 years ago.
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London
Southgate
Geological Survey and Museum
Buick Chosen by Polices and Firemen in 1600 Mile Polar Flight Test
Explorers who made a 1600 mile south polar flight valued performance and comfort. Of 22 winning contestants eligible for a Buick car, 21 closely inspected Buick models and chose Buick for its braking, acceleration, and steering ease. Police and firemen, facing heavy traffic and alarms, favored Buick most among all cars in its price field.
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Buick
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Buick Dominates Police Fire Contest With Car Selections
In New York a popularity contest awarded cars to 17 of 22 police and firemen who chose Buicks from 15 makes. Three more winners have yet to select as the event proceeds.
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New York
New York Evening
Buick shines in user car comparison trials
The two top vote getters were allowed to choose cars at 3000 dollars each and had months to compare Buick and other makes. They arranged demonstrations and consulted other users while weighing Buick's superb qualities against competitors.
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