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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1928
Page
4
A editorial urges relentless progress for the city stressing that halting or hesitating risks losing gains. It calls for vigilant pursuit of opportunities, attracting industries, and keeping citizens focused on long term prosperity rather than personal vanity.
The piece argues that ocean air disasters last year harmed public trust but that seven deluxe passenger planes will soon serve routes from New York to Chicago with 14 passengers per cabin. It credits Atlantic crossings for boosting confidence in shorter overland trips and predicts large scale commercial air travel is ahead.
Ambassador Moore noted plans to return to Washington by air while traveling through the Panama Canal en route to Peru. Aviation grows in northern South America with Pan American and German lines expanding, as Peru signs a Lima to U.S. routes contract, reflecting a global shift toward air travel.
Figures show a Federal supervision drop of 400000 cattle slaughtered in the first five months, halving beef output by about 200 million pounds and lowering per capita consumption by about two pounds. Los Angeles May slaughter set records, with year to date higher than prior years, signaling Western producers gain market options amid shifting feeding patterns and Western supply growth.
A rough transcription shows a discussion on boosting sales through better ad strategy and field work. It notes Arizona gains praise for Senator Ashurst and mentions California Boulder Canyon concerns influencing national attention.
The piece argues Senator John B Kendrick of Wyoming could be Smith’s running mate. Kendrick previously exposed the Teapot Dome oil scandal and pressed for open bidding. His rejection of secret leases and his Senate blast against Fall are highlighted as pivotal acts shaping party leverage.
Report from N Sain Francisco dated June 23 notes steady prices for medium cattle at central markets. Good steers bring 10.75 to 10.90, pool cows 8.00 to 8.25, dehorned heifers 2.00 to 9.50, horned heifers 8.75 to 9.00 at shipping points. Calves improve with light good stock at 12.00 to 12.25. two year old native California feeders 9.50 cwt f.o.b. coast points. yearling steers 60 per head. yearling heifers 45.5. cows 62.50 in northern California. Arizona feeders expected to see strong demand this year.
The piece praises Douglas for fighting alone as Arizona’s single House member against California’s five. It notes national attention to his exposes of California tricks and argues Arizona’s only hope is sending its best men to Washington, especially Douglas and Swing, who defended the state with cold facts.
News from conventions draws attention of politically minded women as fashion and opinions mix. President Coolidge telegrams Herbert Hoover congratulating his nomination reflect era politicking. Zona Gale marries William Breeze in a tempestuous affair.
A salesman extols Johns Manville asbestos shingles noting how they harmonize with Colonial homes and enhance Spanish and Tudor styles. He cites a Texas neighbor whose shingle roof aided by a fireproof storm saved the dwelling, while other products like packing and tools are advertised alongside appliances and sporting gear in a local hardware store catalog.
A three story brick building more than a century old collapsed in the old French Quarter late tonight. Police and fire crews searched the rubble to determine if anyone was trapped or died. The structure had been unoccupied for a year.
The statement asserts that by this time next year a new president will be in office and claims it is easy to identify which candidate will win. It reflects confidence in a clear outcome and a predictable result.
Summer buyers can deck doors and windows with Boyemaco curtain and sash rods now in stock. Rods available up to 120 inches with prices starting at 20 cents. Durable supports prevent sagging and bracket detachment.
An ad styled note touts SOS for pot and pan cleaning as inexpensive and delightful. It hails steel wool alternatives and the ease of dish washing, contrasting with old cleaning drudgery and promoting cleaner results.
The old time coterie of clinging vine women in Winslow is described as changing as many now have daughters who are roamers and independent. The remark notes a shift in social behavior and family dynamics within the community.
The ad touts Alabastine as the sanitary choice for artfully decorated rooms with 21 color options including Dainty Blue Buff Rose and Gray. It argues soft colors suit schools and hotels seek precise color matching, citing aviation as a lesson in control.
The statement argues that hardware encompasses a broad range of tools and devices, and asserts that the term fully conveys all elements included. It implies confidence that the scope is complete and well understood.
For the mechanically inclined shopper the shop offers a range of tools including Wrenches from 40 to 75 cents, Crescent Wrenches from 65 cents to 1.50, Miller Falls screw drivers in sizes and prices, plus Pliers in all designs and shapes.
With summer break approaching, workers save diligently to enjoy time off. Finances strengthen as wages rise and routines shift toward rest and travel plans.
Public notice pitches early rising for fresh air and advises arming for protection. It promotes Colt or Smith & Wesson guns with ammunition, holsters, and belts as remedies against common prowlers during tourist season in Arizona.
A sales pitch listing chairs, cots, tables, Thermos jugs, Coleman stoves and lanterns, table sets, and cooking utensils in tin, aluminum, granite and iron for outdoor lovers in Arizona.
A home goods listing touts a kitchen set featuring radiant ware aluminum and granite pieces designed for the at home cook. The ad emphasizes style and durability for everyday use in the modern kitchen.
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