Grain and Livestock Markets Rally Amid Pressure and New Highs
Market notes show Winter wheat declined on weak demand despite rising oats and firmer provisions. Cattle, hogs, and sheep varied with top prices led by Texan and Arizona lambs, while railroad stocks surged and some lines hit new highs after Mexico restricted US purchases.
Local notes on residents travels and visits
Mrs R J McGregor departs for Cleveland for G I A Ladies Auxiliary national convention. J H Hahn returns from New Mexico visits. Mrs R A Harris recovers at home after appendectomy in Gallup hospital. T McLowan arrives to open new drug store with wife. H E Newton and Mrs Burney host visitors from Springfield Illinois. Bill O'Brien named Santa Fe reading room manager at Seligman. Mrs M M Penrod returns from coast. Roy Brennan family heads to Los Angeles for indefinite visit and eyes care. Mrs J R Anderson and daughter visit San Antonio Texas. Mrs B R Smith back from Phoenix after major operation and plans Snowflake trip. R B Lancaster travels to Gallup for guest visit. Miss Margaret fee may join. Dr A F Switzer visits from Holbrook.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Wexico
J. H."hahn
Belen
Albuquerque
Decoration Day
R.A. Harris
Gallup
Winslow
T. Mclowan
McGowan
Springfield
H. E. Newton
Illinois
Morris
Dean Burney
B. R. Smith
Phoenix
Worhan Found Lost In Forest Near Flagstaff
A emaciated woman calling herself Margaret Reeves was found wandering four miles south of Flagstaff and taken to the county jail. Deputies suspect amnesia with possible foul play after she described leaving Denver last week with little to eat or drink for four days. She is about 4 feet 2 inches, 70 pounds, brown bobbed hair, and had bare feet with stockings wrapped around them.
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Ariz
Margaret Reeves
Drvington Street
Denver
Colo
Sheriff's Office
Knzona
R and Morris Chester
High School Class of 27 Graduation Banquet and Local News
June 2 report from Williams notes a high school graduation banquet hosted by Professor Stevenson and the school board in the gym. Clarence W. Ort obtains a divorce from Mildred E. Orr. Miles Cureton returns from Roswell Milndey Academy to attend the class of 27 commencement events.
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Miles Cureton
Roswell Milndey Academy
Flagstaff Notes on Health and Travel Contacts
June 2. C B Wilson left on a business trip to southern Arizona including Phoenix. Joe Dent is in very poor health this week. Flagstaff reports an epidemic of colds and coughs from windy weather with Judge Jones and Mrs. T L Reese among those confined at home. Among recent visitors to the Grand Canyon from Flagstaff were
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C. B. Wilson
Phoenix
Joe Dent
Judge Jones
T. L. Reese
Grand Canyon
Notice for High School Annual copies available
Copies of the high school annual have been delivered by the printer and may be obtained by calling at Supt. Madden's office in Los Angeles.
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Supt. Madden
Edwards Named Treasurer of United States Steel
Gary chairman of United States Steel announces Gordon L. Edwards named treasurer to succeed the late Fred M. Waterman. John H. Geweke named assistant treasurer in the corporate reshuffle dated June 2 in New York.
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New York
EFI
Bert TY. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gordon L. Edwards
Fred M. Waterman
John H. Gewecke
Corn Leads Grain Market Rally on Wet Weather
Chicago June 2 AP Cor n prices surged 458 cents above recent highs as persistent wet weather and forecast additional moisture spurred buying. Wheat and oats fell or held, while corn gains were driven by heavy rains in key belt areas and fears of delayed planting and reduced acreage.
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Chicago
United States Seaboard
Ohio
Iowa
Metal Market Briefs Show Copper Steady Amid Prices
Copper steady at $12.75 in spot and futures. Tin unchanged with spot $6.00 and August at $64.87. Iron and lead steady, zinc firm at $6.17 to $6.20 in East St. Louis futures, antimony at $12.75 spot.
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New York
East St. Louis
New York Stocks Dip Amid Broad Selling Pressure
Frequent selling swept the New York stock market on June 2 as both leaders and mid caps faced declines. Traders noted widespread profit taking and lighter demand, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average edging lower and volume rising across major issues.
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New York
Classified Advertisements For Rent And Sale
Several short ads list items and rentals. Singer sewing machine for sale cheap and contact 381. Seven room house for sale and rent information with phone 381. Four room furnished house for rent with telephone 254. Furnished room to rent at 412 West Maple Street. Large front bedroom with outside entrance at 618 West Third Street. Comfortable upstairs bedrooms at 104 East Cherry, Mrs. N Bly. Three room modern house with garage at 419 Williamson. Nicely furnished room for rent at 406 West First Street. Continuous June dates noted for postings.
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Bath
West Third St
Wanted position for housekeeper or carring of children
Lost item and a reward notice appear with blurred text. includes contact details and a collection of classifieds from June 1 2-3. Readable elements show a housekeeper or child care seeking ad and a lost diamond item with a reward offered by Mrs N S Bly of 104 EL Cherry.
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Térént
Wea
Brouch
N.S. Bly
Notice of Three Year Proof for Stock Raising Entry
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office Phoenix announces BH Jah S Rushing of Winslow Arizona filed a Three Year Proof to establish claim to all of Section 8 Township 20 N Range 16 E G & S Meridian. Proof to be made before D W Easley at Holbrook on July 2 1927. Witnesses H R Pitts Julia F Mahoney J B Williams and Frank Holloway of Winslow. First published May 31 last published July 1
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D. W. Easley
U. S
Holbrook
Arizona
H. R. Pitts
Julia F. Mahoney
J. B. Williams
Frank Holloway
Winslow
Henry A. Morgan
Register
Modern smokers praise the integrity of Camels
Modern smokers praise Camel for quality and honesty of taste and fragrance. The copy argues Camel blends Turkish and domestic tobaccos with no substitutes and claims Camel is a modern, frank cigarette. It invites readers to choose Camel with the slogan Have a Camel.
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