Mom n Pop A Shining Example and It Looks Like Pop 13
A fragmented note highlights a small business as a bright example of family shop success. The text hints at a lineage of generations in a local mom and pop enterprise with a hopeful frame.
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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
3
A fragmented note highlights a small business as a bright example of family shop success. The text hints at a lineage of generations in a local mom and pop enterprise with a hopeful frame.
Public notice in Navajo County Arizona announces foreclosure of Lots 13 and 14, Block B, A P Addition to the City of Winslow. The sale, under order of the Superior Court, will occur at ten o clock in front of the courthouse door in Holbrook on May 31, 1928 with bids in cash from creditors and parties of interest. The action involves Olds Brothers Lumber Co as plaintiff and Ira Cook Mrs. Ira Cook and Dora Sprague as defendants, with a debt of 340.09 dollars and total costs.
Edison Phonograph Console nearly new priced at 280 and includes records. Also 20 doors 2 and 5 panel at 3 each. electric sewing machine 20. Navajo Bugs for sale or trade. Purchase furni ture or men's clothing for cash. Square Deal Exchange at 213 Warren Ave. 1928 Commander Studebaker Roadster with 1400 miles, originally 1850, now 1150. Call Mail Office. J14 15-16-17.
Stock prices recovered most losses from the prior two days in principal issues in today's trading. Turnover was lighter with under four million shares traded, compared with Tuesday's five million. The Dow Jones industrial average rose over six points, rails gained nearly three, and several leading stocks posted advances amid firmer money and broad participation.
iP reports from Britain indicate the June 13 rocket airplane experiment near Gersfield produced a satisfactory result but led to postponement of two more tests. A model forward thrust reached 250 yards but balance deemed unsatisfactory.
Cattle receipts 4500 calves 1200 light yearlings steady to strong with mixed yearlings. Beef steers 11.75 to 13.50. light yearlings 11.75 to 14.00. beef cows 6.00 to 9.25. vealers 9.50 to 13.00. Sheep receipts 7000 lambs 25 to 40 cents lower. fat lambs 14.59 to 14.85. cull lambs 9.00 to 9.50. fat ewes 5.50 to 5.75.
In Boston on June 13 trade in wool is spotty with occasional fair business. Demand for wool tops is dragging. Inquiries appear for medium and better combing wools and fine or territory wools as dealers report steady to moderate volumes.
Chinese nationalists report Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian war lord, died June 5 from wounds after a special train bombing. They allege the blast was of Japanese origin and say the evidence points to Tokyo’s aim to remove the strongest figure in Manchuria.
The unsigned Los Angeles booster piece quoting United Press Transcontinental notes the movie industry as a major American asset. It cites 50 000 theaters worldwide and 20 000 000 seats, 325 000 workers, and a 25 percent film dollar going to war efforts, urging business and patriotic support.
A chaotic morning at the convention left hundreds idle as the adjournment drew near. An attempted political address drew derisive laughter while police urged attendees to exit. Delegations remain in dispute as Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt announces the credentials committee’s decision, with Texas protesting.
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin presented the so called Wisconsin platform at the convention. He outlined a progressive program following lines set by his late father who issued minority platforms for years. Young La Follette intends to present his platform and faces likely rejection by the delegates.
Public notice of foreclosure sale in Navajo County Arizona for Lots 17 18 19 and 20 Block 15 Mahoney Addition Winslow. Sheriff L D Divelbess will sell June 23 1928 at 10:00 am at Holbrook Court House door to satisfy a judgment of 3316.50 plus interest and costs against Philip E Burbank and Lottie Burbank.
Delegates backed Hoover by a 676 1 2 to 395 1 2 margin amid Hoover Ver Unes split. Farmers’ marchers, led by a 30 piece band, pressed inside the hall prompting guard warnings and a parley with Time Nixon and Edgar Dr Bish. Demonstrations continued outside as platform and presidential ballot timing loomed.
Delegates debated the vice presidential pick with no clear result. Dawes and Indiana Senator Watson emerged as favored choices among Hoover allies while Curtis faced opposition for remarks about not nominating a candidate needing apologies through November. Inside, convention proceedings remained orderly despite tempers outside.
London dispatch notes the condition of Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the former leader of the military suffragists is in a hospital after a long illness and is described as very grave tonight by UP.
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