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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
5
Kansas City markets report Hog sales at 10 and 12 dollar tops for 190 to 220 pound stock, sows 8.65 to 9.15, Cattle around 25 lower with yearling steers 11.50 and light heifers 10.35 to 10.56, weaners and feeders near 9.60, stockers 8 to 9. Lambs show strength up to 25, native lambs 11.75, Californias 10.50 to 11, top ewes 3.25, Texas wethers 4.00.
Markets report from Chicago and Los Angeles dated June 16 detailing hogs cattle and sheep trading. Chicago hogs 43 000 direct 20 000 steady to 10 lower top 10.40 with various grades listed. Cattle 15 000 calves 2 000 steers and cows prices including fed yearlings vealers and stockers. Sheep 16 000 mostly higher with lambs and ewes price ranges. Los Angeles hogs 1 100 up 15-25 cents top 1.40, cattle 2 500 slow with weak demand and lower indications, calves 300 weak, sheep 1 800 active with higher lambs.
Birmingham officials refuse Oscar De Priest the use of the municipal auditorium for a July 17 address to a Negro fraternal convention. J. M Joes Jr president of the city commission announced the decision amid tensions over segregation policies.
The Santa Fe yard office near Williamson Avenue is being razed for La Posada grounds, erasing a century of Winslow history. Built in 1902, the building housed storage and master mechanic offices, later dispatcher and yard roles, and finally Santa Fe clerks before moves to the Harvey House. Salvaged brick and timber will aid future construction as locals recall days of the roundhouse and saloons on East Second and East First streets.
Public notice states that Ordinance No. 167 amends Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1 to set regular Common Council meetings in Winslow Arizona on the first Tuesday of each month at 9:00 A.M. with mayor called adjourned or special meetings. effective after passage and posting. City Clerk Hazelle Canady certifies passage June 9 1930.
The American Federation of Musicians ends its annual meeting in Boston and votes to continue newspaper ads against canned music. The executive board leads the campaign to pressure public venues and broadcasters to oppose synthetic performances.
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