Local Residents Make Weekend Visits and Health Updates
A slice of community life includes A B Lewig taking a switchman job in the railroad here. Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney with guests Mr. and Mrs. John Terron spend the weekend in Pine visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ohn Le Zear. Daisy Metcalfe remains bed-bound after an auto accident last August awaiting fall surgery. George C Jackson and wife plan a Mormon Lake fishing trip. Lawrence Mass. visitors Mr. and Mrs. Walter Firth and Miss Frances Tower are in town, en route to California and Oregon. Frances Buffinson visits from New York City with Mrs. R L French and daughters. Manueli Carillo suffers a badly injured hand and will seek treatment in Los Angeles. Jess Tiehn departs for a fishing trip to Mormon Lake. Rufus Sponseller and children return from Mesa, joined by Mrs. Sponseller’s mother, Mrs. West, who continues to Lakeside for the winter. George Keith of Phoenix visits his sister Mrs. Lear Parker.
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Mormon Lake
George C’’Jackson
Walter Firth
Lawrence
Mass
Frances Tower
Tempe
Arizona
J. R.unter
California
Oregon
New York
Frances Buffinson
New York City
R. L. French
Manueli Carillo
Buck
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Hospital
Delivery Extension Pending for American Railway Express
Final notice on when peak delivery will be extended is expected after a Phoenix based route agent and B I Crawford from El Paso visited here. The extension has been under review since the Commercial Club raised the issue with the company two months ago.
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W. &. Sides
Phoenix
B. I. Crawford
A. R. KE
29 Eggs in 30 Days Record Hen Impresses Local Owner
Mrs. Frank Hughes of Maoney proudly shares that her 16 month old Rhode Island Red pullet laid 29 eggs in 30 days. The village cheers the remarkable hen as a local curiosity in poultry keeping.
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Frank Hughes
Rhode Island
Lindbergh Considers Returning to College
Col Charles A Lindbergh may resume studies at the University of Wisconsin. He left the university five years ago to fly and said at a New York reception he hopes to find time to return soon.
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New York
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Alumni Association of New York
Hotel Roosevelt
Lumbermen Tour Grand Canyon for Arizona Convention
Flagsaiff delegates and guests of the Arizona Lumberman's club will depart from Flagstaff after midnight for the Grand Canyon where the tenth annual convention's business meeting will be held Saturday afternoon. A special three-Pullman train carries industry reps from Arizona and California and will reach the Canyon in time for breakfast after a seven hour inspection of the Arizona Lumber and Timber company woods camp and sawmill.
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Flagstaff
Flagsaiff
Arizona Lumberman’s Club
Grand Canyon
Arizona
California
Canyon
Arizona Lumber and Timber Company
Veterans Seek Time Extensions for War Insurance in Arizona
Prescott AP reports veterans of foreign wars in Arizona will hold a one day convention to elect officers and discuss extensions of time to reinstate government war insurance and submit evidence for certain World War disability claims.
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Prescott
Arizona
Tucson Educators Licensed To Marry
Miss Marion Harriet Messer and Max P. Vosskuhiler of Tucson obtained a marriage license today. Messer, a University of Arizona graduate, was a supervisor in the Tempe State Teachers College training school last year. Vosskuhler directs the University extension division and helped originator the state drama league.
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Tucson
Marion Harriet Messer
Max P. Vosskuhiler
Messer
University of Arizona
Tempe State
Grain Overhang Weighs on Wheat as Stocks Rally
Market notes show overbought wheat due to grain lists and heavy selling from Northwestern and Southwestern interests. Corn rose early but faded later while Iowa crop talks remain bullish. oats mixed and provisions follow grain trends. GM and Yellow Truck led a mixed rally with select issues hitting new highs on speculation and profit-taking.
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Northwestern
Southwestern
North America
Iowa
Metal Market Roundup From New York
AP reports quiet electrolytic copper at 12.50 with steady iron and end, tin firm with nearby 68.00 and August 64.62, zinc futures 6.20 to 6.25, antimony 12.50, quicksilver 118.00, with spot prices noted in east St. Louis and other markets.
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New York
East St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City data shows 1,200 cattle and 3,000 hogs with mixed changes. Cattle feeding and stocker classes steady, yearling steers up to 10.60, grass cows 5.75-6.50. hogs mostly steady to 10 cents higher, top 10.60 for 190-200 lb, various weight ranges quoted. lambs 0.60-0.74, sheep steady to weak, wethers around 7.50.
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Kansas City
Grain prices slip on weak demand and crop worries
Chicago grain markets faded as May and June weather forecasts pointed to warmth and rain in key grow regions. Wheat closed down 17 8 to 21 8 cents, corn fell 11 2 to 2 cents, oats down 1 2 to 5 1 2 cents, with provisions off 10 to 20 cents, after early gains from rains and cool conditions faded.
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Chicago
New York Stocks Rise Then Pared Gains
Stocks in New York climbed to near record highs as GM and nearly twenty others advanced before weekend profit taking pulled prices back. Final quotes showed irregular moves with gains of 1 to 6 points and some 1 to 4 point declines. Easy credit and a high call money rate influenced the market amid reports of heavy stock holdings and a mixed freight outlook. Directors of American Brown Boveri cut the preferred dividend, sending that stock down several points on light volume.
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General Motors
Willys Overland
Kelly- Springfield
U. S
Federal Mining & Smelting
Pittsburgh Coal
New Haven Common
St. Louis Southwestern
Katy
New York
Ontario & Western
St. Paul
Federal Reserve
Dun’s
American Brown Bovers Company
Public Notices From Navajo County and District Court
Public land filing for Eli jah S. Rushing in Winslow seeks three year proof to establish claim to section 8 township 20 north range 16 east. Notices of suit Carmen Ponton Keely vs William Ronald Keely and a US District Court final discharge petition for Ortega Furniture Co. and partners. Hearings set July 25 Phoenix.
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Elijah 5S. Rushing
Winslow
Arizona
E.G
S. R. Meridian
D. W. Easley
U. S
Holbrook
Superior Court
State of Arizona
County of
Navajo
Carmen Ponton Keely
Ortega Furniture Co
Y. B. Ortega
Jose Ascarate
Phoenix
F. C. Jacobs
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A.B. Lewig
O Pine
John Ti. Sweeney
John Terron
Ohn. le Zear
Mister Spill
Ill Bey
Tom Metcalfe
R. L. Metcalfe
Daisy
Jess Tiehn
Wormon Lake
Rufus Sponsellor
Mesa
Rara West
Sponseller
Lakeside
George Keith
Lear Parker
By Williams
Lindy
Wisconsin
The
Taylor
Jones Bros. Tea
National Tea
Vivadou
MR Gunn
Dottie
Ter— Dot
Thea
Soca
Gunn
CVE
ALTO
Metal Market
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Grain
Reg
U. 8. Pat
NEA Service
C. R. Parker
Mahoney Addition
W. Oak St
Marcel
Jessie Dunlap
West Third Si
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
H. R. Pitts
Julia F. Mahoney
J. B. Williams
Frank Holloway
Henry A. Morgan
Register
William Ronald Keely
Lloyd C. Henning
Said Superior Court
Roberta W. Tandy
District Court OF the United States
District of Arizona
Fred. €. Jacobs
Winston
Congress
Ortega: Furniture Co
José Ascarate
McFall
M. R. Malcolm
Chas. Daze
Kinsiey
W. S. Jones
Amarillo
Texas
Berkovitz Trading Company, Inc
Tito
Federal Bakery
Baker Bros. Market
Baker Brothers
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