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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
5
For sale S800 new Ploward Grand Piano priced at 4189 with easy terms. Also a used Holison phonograph offered at 50. Terms and location provided by Winslow Music House. J 19 20 21.
Daily temperature data from Winslow and Phoenix report a high of 101 degrees and a low near 18 within the 24 hour period ending 6 a.m. today. Official observations come from the U S Weather Office in Phoenix.
The article reports Dr. Snook confessing after a long interrogation about killing a girl, describing the severing of a neck vein to end her suffering and moving her body after the struggle. He claimed he dumped the handbag in the Scioto River and later drove home. The piece notes ongoing contradictions with another party, Chester, and updates on the confession timing.
Chicago livestock market reports show uneven demand with hogs steady 11.00 to 11.20 and butchers 10.65 to 11.20. cattle and calves light trading with steers 14.25 to 15.75 for heavy cuts and vealers 13.00 to 15.50. Sheep offerings total 6,060 with lambs at 14.35 to 14.50 and feeder lambs 12.40 to 13.60 amid generally dull trade observers note weaker she stock and variable finishes.
The notice indicates an upcoming vacation period beginning in early September at a state institution, with details on dates and procedures for staff and residents.
A Cornish cave mural tale is debunked as a fisherman admits brushing walls after painting his boat. The New York Sun in 1844 claimed Atlantic crossing in three days by steerage balloon misled readers before revealing Poe as inventor. Also noted is a William-Contract award for Sulatana Theatre remodeling.
A group of western division field managers travels with Superintendent Cornwall to Los Angeles for a large dinner and gathering. The delegation includes T Ky Skully Clovis NM Florton Albuquerque and others. the plan covers inaugural ceremonies and a reserve ship assignment in Winslow.
Plans move forward to erect a brick building at Globe intended for occupancy by Saftener Pavn Takil store. Novales Gross Mining Investment Company of Santa Cruz county organized a charter of incorporation.
TLAGSTAFF reports at the Arizona summer session a University of Nausas sociologist argues the home is changing but not failing. He cites that family life has always evolved and urges young people to prepare for traditional roles while Dr Blackmer notes youths face life’s problems with less restraint and more openness. He says a woman’s vocation is to head a household and raise children. Ninety percent of women marry, making preparation for family life essential.
Jime vi tAPI Al shonse Thomas and Bob Weiland White Sox pitchers who have been out of the game a month due to injuries have recovered and will rejoin the team against Detroit next week.
June 21 report shows enrollment for the joint University of Arizona and Arizona State Teachers College of Flagstaff session surpassing 700 amid many still to register before week’s end.
A preliminary United States Employment Service report shows Arizona will plant about 236,900 acres this year, an increase of roughly 30,006 acres from 1919. The expansion reflects broader agricultural activity across the state.
Paris June 21 AP reports Spider Pladner, a French bantamweight, sustained the worst beating of his career in a bout with Gene Buat. He was knocked down eighteen times before the referee stopped the slaughter, ending his hopes for a trip to the United States.
The Winslow City Ball club adds Joe Christiansen from the Salt Lake City Elks to the mound rotation for Sunday’s game against Williamg at the local field. SToblin starts on the mound with first base duties, while outfielders provide strong defense. Managers tout two top southpaw pitchers in the state as practice strengthens the lineup.
Arizona will spend 8 126 652 dollars on its roads program during the 1929 30 fiscal year according to the budget of Secretary Hawkins of the State Highway commission.
Count Liye Tolstoy, son of the late Leo Tolstoy, will address summer school attendees at the Arizona session and, later, the general public at Ashurst auditorium. He will discuss Russia US relations and present topics from his idealist and author perspective, continuing his second national tour.
R S Grant doing business as Star Grocery will sell and deliver all merchandise furniture and fixtures to Rabbits Brothers Trading Company in one bulk sale on June 15 1929 at Winslow Arizona The sale is acknowledged before me notary Clarence H H Jordan on June 15 1929 Navajo County Arizona this instrument bears commission expiration February 22 1929.
Notice states J C Paulsell doing business as THE MEN S TOGCERY SHOP will sell and deliver entire stock to W R Renshaw on June 27 1425 at Woodbrook Arizona. Sale occurs on the date shown in Navajo County Arizona June 1929 official.
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