Personal mentions of Winslow residents and visitors
A long list of local notices records relatives and friends traveling visiting and returning. Highlights include J D Carathers nephew of J D Carathers arriving from Oakland for the summer and R E Tinnen returning from a northern New Mexico business trip. Many others are noted visiting relatives in Glendale Tucson Los Angeles and San Diego with some heading to Leupp and Hopi country for work or health.
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Tom Carathers
J.D. Carathers
Oakland
California
Carathers
Roosevelt High School of
Trif
R. E. Tinnen
New Mexico
Here
Los Angeles
Kings Baker Co
R. L. Metcalfe
West Cherry
J. Hansen
Gallup
Hansen
la Posada
McKee Construction Co
Santa Fe
New Mexico City
Elizabeth Snow
Arizona State Teacher's College
Flagstaff
Glendale
Laura E. Miller
Zalia
Earl
Virginia Hineley
Jacksonville
Florida
le Yaust
P. D.sprankle
Rand
San Diego
Bob ‘Horak
Harold
Long Valley
Joseph City
John Bushman
Irvin Tanner
Hannah Johnson
Wanda Bushman
Tempe
Teacher's College
Miss Johnson
J. W. Bazell
Leupp
Roselyn Rebekah Lodge
C. W. Blackford
W. J. Wyrick
Heber
C. BE. Wyrick
Winslow
P. A. Sawyer
Holbrook
Sam Borum
Vida Heck
W. D. Cluff
Phoenix
Cluff
Hill Brothers Chemical Co
Cady Lumber Wins Rock Top Timber Bid
In Albuquerque on June 28 a Cady Lumber Corporation bid $3.86 per thousand board feet for 100 000 board feet of western yellow pine on the Rock Top unit of the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff Arizona. Three bids were received with Arizona competitors Sagi Khaw Manipee Lumber and Arizona Lumber and Timber Company. The sale follows the forest plan to harvest mature trees only and leave young stock for future growth with brush disposal to prevent erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Rock Top
Coconino National Forest
Cady Lumber Corporation
Quine
Randles
Ee Ge
Luimber Companies
Flagstaff
Arizona
Cady Lumber Company
McNary
Der
McNary, Standard
Sagi+ Khaw-Manipee. Lumber Company
Wiliams
Arizona Lumber and Timber Company
Flagstafff
Goconino Timber
Rail Earnings Show 32 Percent Decline
New York June 28 The first 54 railroads to report May earnings show a net operating income of 54 024 000 a drop of 328 percent from 80 485 000 in May of last year. April net operating income for the railroads is 47 72 doo. The Santa Fe reports 33 403 141 for 1929 and 571 896 for 930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Santa Fe
Fall Snares Man in Princeton Dining Room Choking Incident
Pierce Jenkins, 58, of Catswell, collapsed in the street near a Princeton hotel after a dining room scare. He had said a piece of beef stuck in his throat while eating, causing a choking episode that led to unconsciousness before responders arrived.
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Princeton
Ind
Pierce Jenkins
Catswell
Jenkins
Old Vincennes Sun Extra Reveals Garfield Assassination History
In Vincennes Indiana J William Deisher disclosed he possessed an older Sun extra published on the occasion of the assassination of President Garfield. The 1881 item was connected to Charles Patterson’s paper and illustrates how newspaper extras circulated for major national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes, Ind
Vincennes Sun
Charles Patterson
Garfield
J. William Deisher
Éap
Paper found among Crotts Printing founder effects
Deisher reported locating the document titled Keeping Cool from the presidency of Jefferson Davis dated May 15 1865 among the effects of A V Crotts, founder of Crotts Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Jeff Davis
Confederacy
Deisher
A. V.crotts
The
Crotts Printing Company
Man Seriously Injured in Fall From Truck
James K Hughes a hitchhiker from Alaska and Washington fell asleep on a Macco construction truck loaded with road building machinery. He toppled from the vehicle to the roadway near Holbrook sustaining a severe brain concussion and remaining in serious condition after Dr. H K Wilson treated him. Hughes, a Spanish American War veteran, was en route to Belen New Mexico.
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Holbroow
James K. Hughes
Alaska
Washington
Macco
Holbrook
H. K. Wilson
Hughes
Belen
New Mexico
North Dakota Governor Leads Primary Opposition in June
Governor George F. Snafer campaigns for reelection after a sweeping lead in Wednesday's North Dakota primary. The large margin signals strong support for his continued tenure as chief executive amid recent political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. Dv
George F. Snafer
Wedensday
North Dakota
Governors Conference elects Emer son Western chair
Salt Lake City hosts the Western Governors Conference second annual session where Governor Frank C. Emerson of Wyoming is elected chairman. details remain limited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt ‘Lake City
Utah
Frank C. Emerson
Wyoming
Western Governors Conference
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Jasmine
Hineley
Savannah
Ted
Clark
O. N. Smith
Tucson
B. L. Young
W. C. Sales
Dorothy Bishop
Alice Pennington
Lepton
John .Rhyam
Lupton
State Highway Department
Roxie Webb
Goodyear Tires
Pierre Parrish
Dorothy Thomas
Miss Thomas
Santa Fe Hospital
Goitre
E. O. Brinninstool
Margaret
Hawthorne
Calif
L. D. Divelbess
Navajo County
Cheritv
Mars
Divelbess
Rock Top Timber
J. A. Spear
Boulder
Colo
T. O. Ingledew
J. C. Eddy
Prescott
Mr. Eddy
Agda Peter
Son
T. Benchoff
Cady Dumber’ Corporation
Benchoft
Mc‘Nary Traiy
Colorado
Radio
Marconi
Atlantic
Arizona Electric Power
Oly
NEA- Washington
Washingtons
Bobby Gilbert
Wardman ‘Park
Lloyd
Northern Arizona Furniture Co
Kinsley Avenue
Ralph R. Davis
Winslow, Arizona
Man
BIG
Governors Conference
Meteor City Service
Texas
Tecnicolor
Pia
Y Prannovist Teture
Bast
Chester Morris
Loretta Youngs Douglas
Fairbands Jr
Gunner Melos
Navy
Clara
Paramount AM
Frederic March
Harry Green
Christie
Pdranfowit
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