Live Stock Markets Across Chicago and Los Angeles
Chicago reports mixed but lower hog and cattle quotes with 31 000 head in Chicago and 7 500 cattle and 8 600 sheep. hogs down 24 to 50 cents, cattle generally weaker, vealers 10 to 12 dollars. Los Angeles showhold hogs around 24 to 25 cents lower, cattle soft with light steady to lower trends and vealers down, lambs quoted 8.50 to 10.00.
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Lindbergh Trials Collapsible Rubber Boat at Morrow Pool
Englewood report says Colonel Lindbergh tests a collapsible rubber boat in the Morrow estate pool. He wears a bathing suit and paddles it, sailing around the pool area.
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Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Morrow Estate
High Ranges Of State Reported In Good Shape
Light showers fell in the mountains this week but ranges stay dry and drier in lower altitudes. High ranges are excellent with cattle and water in good condition. Regions including Ft. Bayard Gamerco Thatcher Prescott Pinedale Williams Holbrook Grand Canyon Douglas and Yuma reported varied but generally favorable conditions amid hot weather and some plant burn without lasting damage.
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Ft. Bayard
N. M
Gamerco
N M
Thatcher
Nogales
White River
Prescott
Pinedale
Wiliams
Holbrook
Grand Canyon
Douglas
Yuma
World power conference debates electricity in industry
June 17 report from Berlen notes the world power conference entering its second day in three sessions under chairman Robert Sibley of California. An important group of the congress discusses electricity in industry.
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World Power Conference Today
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Indus
Arrest Pickets Picket Bombay Shops Amid Troops
Nationalist Volunteers resumed picketing foreign cloth shops and toddy shops in Bombay's European area despite troops. Police arrested thirteen pickets almost immediately as the protest continued.
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St Bernard Dogs Now Carry Hot Coffee Instead of Brandy
Mrs Marion MacDonald of Mukwonago Wisconsin reports prize St Bernards from a famous monastery now travel with vacuum bottles filled with hot coffee for snowbound travelers in the Alps.
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New York
Marion MacDonald
Mukwonago
Wis
St. Bernards
Chicago youth freed after concealed pistol charge
John Geddes aged 18 from Rutherford New Jersey was arrested for carrying concealed weapons in Chicago. He explained he left the pistol on the seat to guard his $200 from presumed gangster threats while en route to a fraternity convention in Minneapolis.
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John Geddes
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N. J
Minneapolis
Notice to Contractors to Submit Bids for School Roof Repair
Public notice invites bids on June 21 1930 at 8 PM in Winslow Arizona for repairs and replacement of the Southside School House roof with asbestos built up roofing. Plans available from Chas F Care. Each bid requires a 5 percent certified check as bid guarantee and contract bond. The board may reject any or all proposals.
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Citizens Bank
Winslow
Arizona
Southside
Chas. F. Care
Mary CC. Evans
Regular monthly meetings set in Winslow city hall ordinance
An ordinance establishes regular council meetings in the Winslow City Hall on the first Tresdiaye each month at 9 60 A M with adjourned or special meetings at the mayor’s call. It takes effect after passage and posting. Passed by the Mayor and Common Council on June 9 1930. ER HW FRENCH acting mayor Wazelle Canady city clerk. June 9 to 17une.
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Winslow
Winslow Amends Council Meeting Time Ordinance
An ordinance amends Section 2 of Ordinance No 1 of Winslow Arizona to change the time for holding meetings of the Common Council. The mayor and council enact the amendment to Sec tion 2 as described in the document.
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Winslow
Arizona
City of
Common Council
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