Kaibab deer herd reduction urged by commission report
A Kaibab game reserve committee recommends lowering the deer herd to match available browse and allow habitat recovery. It calls for unmolested predators to help reduce numbers and notes Audubon societies urging further herd cuts. The report supports prior Arizona Game Commission plans and seeks to continue management this fall.
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Kaibab
National Association of Audubon Societies
State Game Department
Kaibab Forest
Arizona Game Commission
Game Department
Winslow Long Valley road bids approved for 20 miles
The regional engineer of the United States Bureau of Roads approved bids totaling about 117000 for 20 miles of the Winslow to Long Valley highway. If work starts within 15 days the route from Winslow toward central and southern Arizona will soon be in good condition for motorists.
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United States Bureau of Roads
Winslow-Long Valley
Winslow
Arizona
The
Winslow Long
Holbrook
Rice and Globe
Flagstaff
Ashfork
Prescott
Courageous airmen chase around the world in bold flight
Harold Gatty and Wiley Post fly day and night toward a ten day goal covering roughly 14 000 miles amid worldwide goodwill and prayers. The venture follows the Graf Zeppelin path and has earned national and global admiration. County scholarships to the University of Arizona face funding gaps after vetoes leave no funds in the state budget.
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Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Gatty
Post
University of Arizona
Social whirl marks 40th wedding anniversary in Winslow
Mrs. Riley Walcott hosts a family supper on Warren Avenue with 11 at table to honor their 40th anniversary. Guests include E. M. Rouse of Clovis Dr. Gilpin of Winslow and Mrs. Walcott sisters. Gifts presented to the honoree as a series of social gatherings follow.
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Riley Walcott
Warren Avenue
E. M. Rouse
Clovis
N. M
W. C. Hendricks
West Second Street
Bridge
A. E. Riggs
Holbrook
W. R. Renshaw
T. W. Hendricks
Flagstaff
Winslow
C. D. McCauney
C. J. Marquess
F. L. Long
Man Kicked by Horse Dies in Phoenix Farm Accident
Manuel Singuego, 48, a farm laborer, died today in Phoenix from injuries after being kicked in the stomach while unhitching a horse from a wagon. The incident occurred on June 26.
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Phoenix
Manuel Singuego
Sponsored films barred by major studios in Arizona practice
Warner Bros and Paramount Publix move to drop sponsored films. The studios argue the ad form imposes on patrons who paid to see a show and reduce the entertainment value. Film industry insiders anticipate further actions as theaters adjust advertising strategies.
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Arizona
Republic
Warner Bros
Paramount Publix
Thoughts of Youth Diary Ended In Arizona Tragedy
A review of a short volume containing the diary of Larry, a New Jersey youth who died near Holbrook Arizona after a summer at a dude ranch. The book centers on his thoughts on youth, religion, and the Arizona trip, including his notes on Mormonism and mountain ranch life. The diary ends with his death and a final poem.
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Holbrook
Arizona
Larry
New Jersey
Lafayette College
Bob
Paxinosa
Petrified Forest
Fred Turley
Bronco
Kipling
Tearth
Sponsored radio and advertising display influence
The text explains how sponsored films and radio programs lure audiences by offering free listening with advertiser support. Listeners can choose to hear paid content and, at the right moment, switch to preferred silence via a dial to connect with the broadcasting station as they monitor the clock.
Local Notes from June 24 1921 Community Update
Mrs C J Speltmire plans a Los Angeles shopping trip this week. George Kingrea and daughters Dolores and Georgiana depart for a long summer tour to Keensburg Bowling Green Nashville and nearby states. L V Root returns from Salt Lake City where he attended a National Park to Park Highway convention as a delegate. Mr and Mrs T M Quebedeaux back from Denver after a two week visit, traveling through Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. W J Jones leaves for Los Angeles for a short visit with relatives.
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C. J. Speltmire
Los Angeles
George ‘Kingrea
Dolores
Georgiana
Keensburg
Illinois
Bowling, Green
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Salt Lake City
T.M. Quebedeaux
Denver
Colorado
W. J. Jones
Local residents take trips to California and the Grand Canyon
The Bauer Co. prop C C Boling arrived home Sunday from Ocean Park. Mrs. O F Higgenson and children spend weeks in California. Mrs. L H Ball visited Bellomont with Dick Ball. Geo C Reed travels to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Wm J Burk go to California for four months. Mr. and Mrs. A Denton of Montana visited a sister, Miss Ethel Denton. Mrs. J X Woods and Pauline visited the Grand Canyon. George P Sampson traveled to Albuquerque on a painess trip.
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C. C. Boling
Ocean ‘Park
O. F. Higgenson
California
L. H. “Ball
Bellomont
Dick Ball
Geo. C. Reed
Los Angeles
Wm. J. Burk
A. Denton
Montana
Ethel Denton
J. X. Woods
Pauline
Grand Canyon
George P. Sampson
Albuquerque
Consul Complains Of Georgia Impoliteness
Cuban consul Angel Perez told State Assistant Attorney General Thomas B. Gross that Georgia refused to honor a treaty on taxes and accorded consuls none of the diplomatic courtesies given elsewhere. He said foreigners are treated as outsiders and that he, as official consul, faces the same insult.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas B. Gross
Angel Perez
Senor Perez
Gress
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