Winslow Daily Mail Defends Highway Policy For Arizona
The article defends the Winslow Daily Mail stance on state highway funding. It argues for equitable distribution between state and counties, notes northern Arizona’s past neglect, and warns against undue influence at the public hearing on next week’s budget. The piece advocates fair treatment for all regions while supporting appropriate state expenditures on the Central Highway.
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Central Highway
Daily Mail
Arizona
Prescott
Winslow
Northern Arizona
Ari‘gona
Pensions for the Needy Look to a Growing Public Burden
The piece argues that the coming decade will see a large expansion of government pensions for widows and needy families as job scarcity grows. It cites low state averages, waiting lists, and studies showing many families lack sufficient aid, predicting rising public expenditures and more women working to support households.
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Territories
District of Columbia
Cincinnati
Seattle
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
He Who Laughs Last- OHRANGER National Parks Book Review
A 17 page illustrated Stanford Press volume by Horace Albright and Frank J. Taylor reviews the National Parks. The work, praised by Stephen Mather, chronicles ranger life, park history, and incidents from bears to lost children with bold claims about race and culture woven through fictional segments.
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Horace M. Albright
Frank J. Taylor
Stanford Press
National Park Service
Yellowstone
Stephen ‘’. Mather
National Parks
Indian Love Letters reviewed as a timeless Hopi tale
Marah Ellis Ryan presents Indian Love Letters from A C McClurg, 122 pages, priced at $1.00. The book, written twenty five years earlier, uses Hopi prose to reflect an educated native boy’s responses to white contact across the moons in Hopi land, a delicate reminiscence of cultural encounter.
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Marah Ellis Ryan
A. C. McClurg & Co
Tusayan
Arizona
The Silver Flute youth romance review
A teen heroine orphaned and raised by many siblings is guided by a mysterious godfather in a lively love story. The plot sends the brood to New York where adventures unfold and end happily for all.
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Lida Larrimore
Mccrea-Smith Co
Silver Flute
New York
State Officials May Inspect Federal Tax Returns
Washington June 13 CP inspection of federal income tax returns by state officials is permitted under a modified treasury regulation. The rule also allows heirs at law to inspect the return of the deceased, showing a material interest. The commissioner of internal revenue holds power to refuse the privilege. The aim is to enable state officials to compare federal and state returns and ensure taxpayer accuracy.
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Washington
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Local residents make regional trips and personnel changes
Mr. M. Webber visited Ashfork with friends this week. Deputy Sheriff T. E. Pulliam of Flagstaff was an official visitor Wednesday. D. B. Thurston traveled to California and other western points. Miss Anna Dye became post office clerk replacing Miss Gillie LaPrade who resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Bauerbach left for the mountains. W. H. Burbage went to Holbrook on Wednesday.
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Bauer Co
M. Webber
Ashfork
T. E. Pulliam
Flagstaff
D. B. Thurston
California
Anna Dye
Gillie LaPrade
Bauerbach
Mountains
W. H. Burbage
Holbrook
Ten Years Ago June News from the Flagstaff Area
Mrs. Catherine Kelly of Tucson visits her daughter Mrs. Frank Goldsworthy while Miss Marguerite Wyrick rides from the East to spend a weekend in Flagstaff. Mrs. C L Hathaway to Keokuk for the summer. Various editors note advertising as a stabilizer in business supported by Roscoe Edlund and Col Arthur Woods. A Northwestern University study finds firms increasing advertising during a downturn suffer smaller sales losses and recover faster. California trip delayed for several weeks.
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L. V. Root
Catherine Kelly
Tucson
Frank Goldsworthy
Marguerite Wyrick
Winslow Girl
Northern Arizona Normal School
Flagstaff
C. L. Hathaway
Keokuk
Nowa
Charles Cahn
Roscoe C.edlund
Association ‘of American Soap and Glycerin Producers
Col
Arthur Woods
Hoover
Edlund
Re “Ss. Vaile
Northwestern ‘University
Santa Fe to Tap Potash Deposit in New Mexico
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company won ICC authorization to construct a five mile line in Eddy County New Mexico to reach a large potash deposit. The line begins near Loving Station and will run eastward tapping a deposit expected to yield about 200000000 tons at 1500 tons daily.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Washington
The
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Eddy County
Mex
Loving ‘Station
N. Mex
Mrs Woodrow Wilson to Visit Poland for Memorial Dedication
The Polish embassy announced Mrs Woodrow Wilson has accepted an invitation to attend the dedication of a wartime memorial in Pomac Poland. Mrs Wilson will sail on the Leviathan next week.
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Woodrow’ ‘Wilson
Poland
Washington
Woodrow
Wilson
Pomac
Advertising in hard times cautions and promises gains
The text argues that business sentiment shifts with economic mood and that advertising becomes more persuasive when money feels scarce. It asserts that prosperous times need little urging, while lean periods demand investment to secure returns.
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