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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1930
Page
5
U. S. D. A. cattle and hog prices listed for Chicago market action on December 22. Hogs range from 5 to 10 cents higher with various weight brackets, while cattle and calves show gains up to 25 cents, with steers, heifers, cows, bulls and vealers priced across multiple weight classes. Sheep demand stays steady to stronger with fat lambs and feeders noted.
Hogs 600 early sales slow with 10 to 15 cent gains on light loads. 198 lb easterns 9.70, 161 lb load 9.50, 212 head 9.15. Cattle 2,200 trade steady to 15 cents lower. steers 940-1300 lb 8.95-9.35, Arizonas 8.35, heifers 7.25, cows 6.25-6.50, bulk 4.50-6.00, calves 1,000 steady to 25 cents higher 8.50-9.40. Sheep 1,300 steady. good 84 lb noted.
Kansas City markets report hogs generally steady to slightly lower with 140 to 230 pound weights at 7.60 to 7.75, sows 6.35 to 7.00. Cattle show 12,000 head steady and active, fed steers 8.00 to 9.65, weaned cattle weaker. stockers and feeders 6.50 to 8.50. Sheep remain active with a 10 cent rise, top wool lambs 7.65, natives and fed lots 7.50 to 7.65, ewes down from 3.75.
North Dakota University leads 34 players into Los Angeles for a Christmas day clash with the Los Angeles Firemen. Washington State brings 25 gridsters for a New Year’s Day game with Alabama in Pasadena. Notre Dame alumni join a charity game Saturday with a West North South all star squad awaiting. Alabama’s Crimson Tide arrive Tuesday for Rose Bowl week practice to end the football season.
New York journalist New York Nan O'Reilly purchased a white gold lorgonette at a jewel auction of the late Rita De Acosta Lydig. The buyer was identified as Silas M. Newton, an oil magnate and her husband.
San Diego California December AP reports professionals head south to prepare for the Agua Caliente Open. The 36 hole qualifying round includes 18 holes Tuesday with final round Wednesday. The tournament runs January 13 to 16 with about 109 players, including 50 pros and 5 amateurs, with 40 exempt from qualifying.
The Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans its annual Christmas night carnival dance at Arcadia Hall starting 9 39 PM. Lloyd's Orchestra expands to eight musicians, with Mrs. R P Kelly and Mrs. Walter Friend leading arrangements as tickets sell well.
Christmas program at the Christian church Tuesday evening features a Prelude by Julia Waits and hymns by the congrega tion. Readers include Bernard Hicks and Doris Dewy with songs Silent Night and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson files a $1 600 000 damages suit against Colonel Robert Isham Randolph president of the Chicago Association of Commerce. The suit cites slander and alleges the association used mails and radio to push the prosperity drive, in Superior Court.
Gates of Alabama's state prison opened to more than 390 convicts who were released to go home for Christmas, marking a festive easing of inmates before the holiday.
Jack Frost hit the western hills and many California communities with cold dry air, especially in the citrus belt, signaling the start of the Santa Claus season as temperatures fell to sub normal levels.
Chester Sharar proprietor of the Sharar Service Station on West Second Street announces the addition of a hydraulic hoist. The feature is among the latest of its kind and will be ready for operation within weeks. Further improvements to the Model Station of the Continental Oil Co. are planned within the next month.
Postal workers report peak Christmas mail and extra help in the department. Airmail speeds cards and parcels, with cautions to write legible addresses, include return addresses, and keep seals away from addresses for timely delivery.
Fire Chief George C. Jackson issues six holiday safety tips for Winslow during Christmas. He urges avoiding paper decorations on trees, preventing crowding of gifts, keeping trees away from heat, removing dry trees promptly, not letting children handle decorating lights, banning smoking near the tree, and ensuring electric lights are properly insulated.
George I. Baker doing business as Baker Brothers plans a single sale of all stock in trade fixtures and supplies to F M Carter on January 1 1938 at 120 East Second Street Winslow Arizona. Notarized by J P Clark December 13 1930 Navajo County Arizona.
The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Arizona issue a public auction notice under Chapter 12 Article 8 Paragraph 430 of the Arizona Revised Code as amended. Details on time place and items to be sold will follow in the official notice.
Winslow Arizona will sell the municipal gas plant and distribution system at public auction to the highest cash bidder. Bids must be received by January 9 1931 with a 10 percent bond and a proposed franchise copy due by January 8 1931. The sale requires a franchise grant and the city may reject any bid for public good or due to delinquent contracts.
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