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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
5
Chicago markets report tallies 16 006 hogs with 5 006 direct sales and mixed loads priced 180 210 pounds. Cattle and calves volumes near 13 000 with steers and yearlings at 7.75 13.50 and 9.50 12.75 for various grades. Sheep and lambs show fat lambs at 12.00 12.50 and ewes 2.50 5.00 with yearlings and vealers noted.
Hogs 10 150 price range top 9.90 bulk 9.80 9.99. Cattle 7,000 fed steers steady 10.00 11.25, light yearlings up to 10.75, feeders 10.00. Sheep 5000 lambs weak to lower, top Idaho lambs 11.95, others 11.60 11.75, most 11.25 11.60.
Livestock prices in Los Angeles across hogs cattle and sheep show slow trading. Hogs: 300 head with light weights and Nebraska offerings around 11.10, some higher, loads 10.25 to 10.75. Cattle: 900 head with steady to uneven values, steers up to 10.75, cows 6.50 to 7.50, veal 12 to 14, calves strong. Sheep: 300 head steady, lambs around 9.00 for 84 to 107 pounds, ewes 3.85, culls to 1.65.
The Salvation Army drive in Winslow shows progress with $200 raised toward a $500 goal as of midweek. Baron James V. Auriemma leads the statewide appeal, backed by E. I. McCarty, Omar D. Dooms, and local clubs including the Rotary, Elks, and the Chamber of Commerce. The effort aims to meet or exceed the target by Saturday, June 14, under advisory board oversight.
In Milwaukee Benny Bass of Philadelphia knocked out Cowboy Eddie Anderson of Chicago in the third round. Frankie Genaro of New York outpointed Al Berlinger of Toronto in Toronto. Earl Mastro of Chicago outpointed Ward Sparks of Detroit in Chicago. Sally Schuman of Chicago knocked out Ermie Bell of Los Angeles in five. Benny Goldstein of Baltimore also noted.
Mrs Bertha K Landes former Seattle mayor told Rotary and Soroptimist clubs that Philadelphia should have two or three women on its city council. She described the city as needing more female representation in local government.
Baby Dolores Ethel Barrymore travels with her parents on the inaugural voyage of a new yacht seeking sunshine and rest during a sea outing.
In Baltimore Charles Ernst lost to France with an 8 round decision. Bert Colima of Whittier knocked out Homer Sheridan in Sioux City after 8 rounds. Tommy Rios of Chicago outpointed Spike Webb of Charlotte in Atlanta over 10 rounds.
The measure funds various items including 2500 for a Baron Doblhoff portrait of Speaker Longworth, 10000 to the widow of Rep R Q Lee, 4000 to Wurzbach election contestants, 20000 to the widow of Justice Sanford, 1600000 for Porto Rican hurricane relief, 2200000 for the veterans bureau, and extensions for military and naval balances. It also allocates 1 million for the Agricultural Extension Service, 6570 for Byrd expedition medals, 1175000 for the Marine Corps in Nicaragua, 1080000 for a federal building in Phoenix, and includes Swing Johnson Boulder Canyon dam power contracts and a 25000 survey for San Joaquin and Sacramento water.
The report notes the Boulder Canyon project act provisions and says the committee found original contracts with Los Angeles, Southern California Edison, and the Metropolitan Water District vague. Parties amended contracts to clarify minimum farm energy obligations and payments, as the attorney general reported.
NOUGLAS reports April building permits totaling 11735 dollars. TUCSON notes M H Starkweather completing remodeling plans for Santa Rita Hotel stores, at an approximate cost of 5000 dollars.
Flagstaff reports the National Park Service plans a major hospital on the Grand Canyon south rim near the El Tovar site. Local contractors disclosed the project as one of the region's largest hospital efforts.
An ordinance amends section 2 of Ordinance 1 to fix regular Common Council meetings in Winslow Arizona at 9 00 A M on the first Tuesday of each month in the City Hall council room and allows the mayor to call special meetings anytime. The measure becomes effective after passage and posting as required by law.
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