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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
Clerk reports for 1929 30 sinking fund up by about 15000 with no general fund warrants outstanding. Delinquent taxes totaling 7900 could improve conditions. street improvement fund also favorable if taxes paid. Incoming council tasked with law enforcement health protection and economical operations to serve citizens.
Democrats in Navajo county plan a Monday Holbrook meeting to discuss forming a central committee and preparing the county campaign. The party has been influential, with the primary driving activity and potential candidates yet to announce for the September primary.
The piece notes regional culinary differences that remain when travelers seek local specialties. New York favors corned beef hash while Philadelphia sticks to scrapple. the middle West dislikes strong seasonings. New Orleans prefers spice. Minnesota loves steaks. California grows salads. Boston serves pie and codfish cakes. San Diego hints at hot tamales. Michigan and Wisconsin push whitefish from Lake Superior. Maryland showcases fried chicken and oysters. New England touts blueberry pie. It argues the traveler can enjoy varied meals by seeking local favorites and that menu uniformity may reflect the traveler’s choices as much as regional cuisine.
Prescott Arizona June 5 Preparations are under way for the tenth annual Smoki ceremonials in Prescott, inviting Arizonans and visitors to witness dramatic dances and rites of the Smoki people. The event, expected to draw large summer crowds, will feature performances in Jamestown at two p.m. with the Smoki showcasing elaborate mystic dances and cultural displays. A separate note from Flagstaff mentions Nevville Smith exhibiting Australian watercolors at the Museum of Northern Arizona June 7 to 21 with an opening reception June 7.
In a far cry from vouwsir, Montana tale reads of Pat Walsh and kin aiming for throne in old Erin. The piece traces Walsh’s eight month span of effort and adaptability amid land, grain, and passage toward a distant homestead and ancestral claims.
A 100 per cent first aid training program is being arranged by the U S Bureau of Mines for the Old Dominion Company. The Globe article notes cooperation with the Gloute- Miami Mine Rescue and First Aid association and Japanese Fishing Boats in this initiative.
Miss Patnode state health nurse under Dr. R J Stroud will visit Winslow on Saturday June 7. She will inoculate against typhoid diphtheria and small pox with nominal charges of twenty five cents for diphtheria and typhoid and ten cents for small pox. The program is funded by the state board of health and Rockefeller Foundation.
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