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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
3
A brief East Second Street business section note states Star Grocery will receive a white paint refresh to improve its storefront. Other local items mention visits by Tomstone residents, tours of Northern Arizona, and travel plans to California Chicago Attica Kansas San Francisco with various family and staff movements.
Mr and Mrs Harold White have returned from a month long vacation in the east. Pete Hesser a local fireman is back at work after a brief illness. Miss Margaret Rauthe of Dayton Ohio was the guest of Mrs Eunice Smongeski the first of the week.
Mrs D P Everett of Albuquerque has relocated to Winslow where she will establish her future home and residence.
Mr and Mrs C W Harp motored to Holbrook Tuesday on a brief business mission.
Mr and Mrs H E Stevenson of Pine visit the city as guests of Mr and Mrs A Beck. Mr Stevenson is Pine school superintendent and Mrs Stevenson ran the home economics program there last term.
Mrs. Nielson of Williams is spending several days in the city as the guest of Mrs. S. F. Farnsworth and Mrs. B. J. Wright.
Reed Tanner departed Wednesday for Wilderham California or stayed behind. He will join his wife Ty and others who moved here a few months ago to establish a home.
Miss Lowise Simangend departed Tuesday for Los Angeles to spend the summer, planning to split time between the city and nearby activities.
News from Needles and Winslow reports Mr. Cootee Real visiting from Needles. Renaud III J Ornaud of United Bank & Trust Co. is absent ill. County Attorney P. A. Sawyer visited Winslow and Holbrook. Ruth French and Roberta McNeil of United Bank & Trust Co. returned from a Phoenix visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Turner.
Mrs Ray Irish of Williams is the guest of Mrs W P Williams. Mrs Effie R Keen secretary in the office of State Historian Major Geo H Kelly and Mrs Harry Huddleston sister of Mrs Keen left this morning for St Johns to spend time before continuing to Hannagan's Meadows for the Second Arizona picnic.
From Los Angeles, Rey and Dowe spend several days in Winslow on a business mission to advance and explore opportunities.
Mae Murray predicts a shift away from fast dances after Charleston and expects a revival of slow Parisian tango. She notes Altars of Desire star in Acme theatre tonight and believes music tempo will slow for ballroom use with refined slidesteps.
The article discusses tango styles with Parisian and Argentine variants. It notes stage use differs from ballroom practice and suggests modifying steps for practicality. It predicts both tangos will gain popularity along with a shift toward slower dances over time.
C. L. Giragi a senior member of Giragi Bros publishers of The Daily Mail left Sunday for Tombstone on a supposed business trip. He secretly wed Tombstone resident Mrs. Kitty Sanders yesterday and plans to return to Winslow to make their home.
Thatener Lee Brothers transported eighteen head of cattle recently, moving stock by rail through a regional hub. The item notes loading at the yard and departure with an implied commercial shipment.
Copper eases to a range of 12.50 to 12.62 for spot and futures while tin remains steady with spot near 67.50 and August at 64.25. Iron, zinc, antimony hold steady with zinc at 6.27 to 6.30 and antimony around 12.25 to 12.38 as East St. Louis activity noted.
An upbeat trading session saw New York Central common stock rise after a higher annual dividend was announced, helping lift the market with several issues posting gains from one to ten points. Strong short covering and renewed demand supported a broad recovery while some sectors faced mixed results in earnings outlooks and commodity and foreign exchange movements remained largely steady.
Kansas City market roundup shows cattle numbers at 6500 and calves 1500 with fed steers and yearlings fairly active and higher, Texas grassers moderate, slaughter cows steady to weak, bulls down a quarter, veals steady to 50 percent higher, and stockers scarce. Hog counts near 7000 with steady to five cent declines. top hogs 8.95 per 180-230 pounds. lambs 7000 head, native lambs 15.25 to 15.75, yearlings 25 to 50 cents off. accompanying land office notice details a three year stock-raising claim in Arizona with witnesses listed.
Chicago reports corn acts as a magnet, lifting grain markets while Missouri's state report declares corn prospects the worst in forty years. Wheat gains show unsettled trading. oats rise modestly. provisions vary. Investors cautious pending Springfield legislation and delayed Missouri crop timing.
Klamath Falls June 15 AP reports a strange war as 200 men battle millions of grasshoppers to protect crops in Oregon. The campaign targets widespread damage and seeks rapid suppression to prevent host devastation.
Describes a battle against 25 insect divisions swarming from hatching beds in Tule Lake and the ongoing struggle to protect rye wheat oats and barley. Officials fear rye losses while wheat and barley may be spared though damage to rye seems likely. The fight centers in the upland Tule Lake section where rye is grown.
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