Cattle and Hogs Markets Reported From Chicago and Los Angeles
In Chicago and Los Angeles the week’s livestock activity shows cattle and hogs trading steady to higher. Chicago fed steers and yearlings rose 8.50 to 12.00, with various classes advancing. sheep advanced 0.25 while lambs hit 8.50 for top lots. Los Angeles hogs topped at 9.25, cattle steady with steers to 9.75, calves 9.00 to 15.00, and sheep steady with lambs 6.25 to 7.50 and 8.00 quoted for top choice.
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Chicago
U. S
Los Angeles
Christensen Wins Suit Against Danish Officials
M I C Christensen wins a court action in Copenhagen reported by AP on December 20.details remain unclear from fragmentary text.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
M. I. C. Christensen
UNM Set to Face Two Arizona Colleges Schedule
University of New Mexico plans freshman basketball games against Arizona colleges in January and February. Opponents include Tucson High, Tempe State Teachers frosh, Tempe, Douglas High and Bisbee High with preliminary matchups to New Mexico University and New Mexico Aggie-Wildcat clashes pending.
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University of New Mexico
Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Prospect
A. L. Slonaker
Tucson High
U. A
Tempe
Bisbee High
Bisbee
New Mexico University and
New Mexico Aggie
Bishop Manning Sermon on Companionate Marriage Published
The sermon by Bishop William T. Manning to his diocese, interrupted by former judge B B Lindsey two Sundays earlier at St. John the Divine, has been published. The diocesan bulletin announced today that copies had been issued.
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New York
William T. Manning
B. B. Lindsey
Denver
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Danish Liberal Leader Dies at 74
One of Denmark's most noted Liberal politicians died here today at the age of 74. He served as premier of the country multiple times and was celebrated for his long career in public service.
Former judge freed on technicality in disorderly conduct case
The former judge was released from disorderly conduct charges after a court ruled a technicality invalidated the prosecution. The decision ends the case without a trial.
Newspaper Crawls Up Facade As Man Drops Paper
Early San Francisco pedestrians glimpse a newspaper apparently climbing the exterior of a tall uptown apartment building. A second look reveals an elderly man from a fourth floor window lowering a paper with a fishing line. The newsboy story unfolds with a curious stunt.
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San Francisco
High School Reports Ring Arrivals and Holiday Plans
Mr Booth announces junior class rings have arrived and notes class activities across subjects. Students perform original orations, plan 30 one act plays for January, and prepare for the annual fund. Glee clubs and quartets rehearse for the senior play and operetta while Spanish carols bring festive spirit.
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Booth
Miss Musick
Iron Springs Outing Club Incorporation Filed in Phoenix
Articles of incorporation were filed in Phoenix for the Iron Springs Outing Club. Incorporators include Mel Fickas, Robert H. Armstrong, Mrs. E A Marshall, Mrs. I L De R Miller, Charles A. Bandy, Arthur T. Laprade, and Charles F. Willis. Authorized capital stock is $30,000.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Iron Springs
Mel Fickas
Robert H. Armstrong
A. Marshall
IL de R. Miller
Charles A. Bandy
Arthur T. Laprade
Charles F. Willis
Anchor theft puzzles Curto Hunter tale at Farragut
Maurice Learner, head of a wrecking firm, is baffled by the method used to steal an 1800 pound anchor from the old U S cruiser Farragut. Amateur curio hunters in Oakland have long troubled him as the mystery deepens.
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Oakland
Cal
Maurice Learner
U. S
Farragut
Mexico to become beehive of industry says Tampico editor
A Tampico Mexico Tribune editor foresees a new spirit in Mexico driven by agrarian reform and cooperative congressional support for President Ortiz Rubio's reconstruction plan. He cites highway expansion and potential growth in commerce industry and agriculture as opening Mexico to investment and tourist travel.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Tampico
Mexico
Tribune
Congress
Ortiz Rubio
Rio Grande
Grain Fire Smolders In Warehouse For Months
A warehouse in Monroes Knights Landing California burned for three months with tons of grain still burning. Local residents consider a fire endurance record while Prescott J W Flinn urges Yavapai county road budget increase to create more work. Baxter and Carpenter law firm moves offices in Phoenix to Title and Trust building. Somerton plans signs on highway intersections entering the valley.
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Knights Landing
Cal
Prescott
J. W. Flinn
Yavapai
Phoenix — Law Firm
Baxter and Carpenter
Fleming
Title and Trust
Somerton
Central America and from the Gulf to the Pacific claim borders
The article asserts no alternative for regional reach from Central America through both oceans, emphasizing a rigid territorial or maritime boundary concept with explicit exclusion of other paths.
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Central America
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Notice of Bulk Sale by Baker Brothers in Winslow Arizona
George I. Baker owner of Baker Brothers in Winslow Arizona plans to sell all stock in trade fixtures merchandise and supplies in one transaction to F M Carter on January 1 1931 at 120 East Second Street Winslow Arizona The sale is documented in a December 15 1930 notice filed with Navajo County Arizona Notary J P Clark affirms Baker's acknowledgment on December 13 1930.
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George I. Baker
Baker Brothers
Winslow
Arizona
F. M. Carter
Second Street
Geo. I. Baker
George I Baker
Public Auction Notice by Winslow City Council
The Mayor and Common Council of Winslow City Navajo County Arizona announce an auction on January 9 under Chapter 12 Article 8 Paragraph 430 ARS 1928 amendments. The notice sets the auction action, authority and location details for public disposal.
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Winslow
Navajo County
State of Arizona
Winslow City to Auction Gas Plant and System Assets
The 1931 bid process offers the Winslow Municipal Gas Plant and Distribution System for sale to the highest cash bidder with bonds and a proposed franchise. Bids due January 1931 in Winslow City Clerk office, 10:00 AM, with 10 percent bid bond. The sale contingent on franchise approval and city rejection rights. Includes specified property and Campbell Addition parcels.
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Winslow
Chey
Arizona
Towit
Campbell Addition
City of
Navajo County
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