Personal mentions and visits around town during Christmas season
The column lists numerous holiday travels and calls across towns like Albuquerque Phoenix Holbrook Gallup Los Angeles and Flagstaff. It notes visitors visiting relatives, business trips, new employment at the Santa Fe line and local gatherings including a card party and Legion Auxiliary meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Borem
Leupp Trading Post
Ile
ER. Hosler
Santa Fe
Dotelas
B. Farmer
Douglas
Farmer
Gallup
Boyd Reed
Reed
George Riggins
New Mexico City
Ana Los Angeles
Henderson
John LintZear
American Legion Auxiliary
Holbrook
Steve Quinn
Colleen
Mildred Hurst
Holbrook Vistpfors
Ernest Hulett
Alto Theater
Walter Friend
Two Cents Each Will Feed State Inmates During Coming Month
The Arizona Board of Public Institutions awarded January supply contracts totaling about 1490 dollars for Florence penitentiary insane asylum girls detention home and other facilities. Inmates receive food clothing and necessities with items including beef flour cornmeal oil and tobacco. some facilities rely on self support and inmate labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sphoenix Avizn Dee
Navajo County
Arizona
Board of Public Institutions
Saa.ue
Florence
Insane Asvinn and Girls
Port Great
Ali
GSI
Correct and Incorrect Planting of Trees and Shrubbery Talk
H Driver reported at West Cherry on Monday afternoon at 2 50 to discuss the correct and incorrect planting of trees and shrubbery. Mr and Mrs Lievd Adams left for El Paso after visiting here with Mr and Mrs F L Jeeters and Mrs 4 P Howell. Dr Boldin of St Johns was a brief visitor in the city this morning before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Driver
West Cherry
EL Paso
Lievd Adams
F. L. Jeeters
Door Step Mail By Air Planned For Dakota Route
The proposal to drop mail by air to a thinly settled Dakota route faces adoption hurdles. Winter snow and spring mud delayed deliveries to 52 residents on the Hittinger North Dakota to Wed Owl South Dakota line. Rapidity Airplanes Inc. has bid to carry the mail by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Washington
Dakotas
Hittinger
N. Ta
Wed Owl
S. DD
Riapid Vity Airplanes, Inc
Phosphate Rock Reserves Marked as Near Endless
Nauru and Ocean Island together produce about 500000 tons of phosphate rock annually and their supplies are believed inexhaustible, highlighting the islands as major suppliers in the global phosphates market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Nauru
Ocean Island
Colorado Health Officer Warns People Against Rabbit Disease
Colorado health authorities warn of tularemia or rabbit fever found in wild rabbits and present in Colorado and Arizona. Dr S RoseKelves urges caution as thousands of rabbits are hunted or eaten, noting possible infection via skin breaks and advising rubber gloves and careful handling, though properly cooked meat is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Dienver
Colo
S. RoseKelves
Colorado Site Board of
Eealth
Tao Ben Re
Tulare County
California
MeKelvey
Arizona
Rubio Honors Grave Unknown Soldier At Arlington Cemetery
In Washington on December 27 1932 Pascual Ortiz Rubio president elect of Mexico arrived at Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. He was accompanied by Ambassador Tellez and military aides with a White House motor procession including State Department dignitaries and embassy spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio
Arlington Cemetery
Washeungton
Pascw
Ortiz Rubin
Mexico
Tellez
Hoover
White House
State Department
Polish Editor Krazm Pilts Dies in Warsaw
Polish editor and statesman Krazm Pilts dies in Warsaw at age 56. A veteran journalist, he served on Poland’s wartime national committee in Paris alongside Paderewski and Dmowski and was Poland’s first chargé d affaires in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Krazm Pilts
M. Piltz
National Committee
Paris
Paderewski
Dmowski
Rare eight and a half gallon prehistoric jar found at Navajo Monument
Archeologists Harold Gladwin and Mrs. Winifred MacCaurdy unearthed a large well preserved sand slab cover in the Navajo National Monument, Arizona. Under a Wayside Museums permit they found it fits a fine jar, holding eight and a half gallons, with five kernels of corn inside. The artifact was placed in Mesa Verde National Park museum due to no Navajo Monument facilities, with plans to return it for proper preservation and public display when on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wetherill
Navajo National Monument
Mesa Verde National Park
Mountain Lions Numerous Survey Of Arizona Shows
In Gallup New Mexico a Protestant minister marries a Navajo Indian nurse Miss Yester Johnson from Kansas on the government reservation. The couple’s union challenges racial barriers and reflects frontier life as they pursue a life together on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Gallup. N. Aml
Yester Johnson
Kansas
Miss Johnson
George Tlorris
Karris
Mixing Bloods May Break Barriers As Jewess Weds Navajo
In PHOENIX Arizona on December 27 AP reports 256 mountain lions were taken across the western states this year by U S Biological Survey hunters. Arizona accounted for 152 kills, reflecting hunter activity rather than higher lion numbers. New Mexico followed with 56 hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenin
Ariz
U.S. Biological Survey
Arizona
Focal
New Mexico
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Albuquerque
Anna Sughrue
Herman Sughrue
Phoenix
R. P. Tinnen
Tucson
Fr. T. Lester
Leupp
Jack Balmer
Kingman Phillip
Parr Lancaster
Nimber
Kingman
Mothe
John Dalyoot Williams
O. Hl
Roy Sutherland
Ben Scolotsky
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
W. Os. Bennett
Here
Gilpin
Kansas City
CL Gilpin
City
Long
Charles C. Moore
Aaron J. Coffee
B. Department
Flagstaff
O. S. Brown
R. M. Stump
Paui Long
Ina Bishop
Delpha Miller
Mark Smith
Royall Smith
Gallupst
PL Od. Sumpter
Jeremb
St. Martha’s Guild
Guild Hall
Sweeney Heights
Better Homes Club
Wade & Butcher
Sheffield
Owl Drug Store
Winslow
Son's Pioneers
Campbell
Hambu Per
Per B
Per Jb
HEINZ
NAVAL
Hill Bros
Schillings
Waxwell House
Folger's
Harold Gladwin
Mrs
Winifred
MacCaurdy
Medttlion Museum
Pascdeon
Cstird
Department of the Tuterier
Mandell’s
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