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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows publisher names Giragh Brothers and editor Richards with stray codes and numbers. No clear event, date, or location available to confirm a full summary.
Town residents praise Winslow's residence district for its attractive homes and yards with lawns flowers shrubs and trees. Most houses show care and design while a few remain blights due to neglect harming neighborhood appearance.
Arizona will require chain store operators to hold licenses under the Udall Flake bill by July 1 or face daily misdemeanors for operating without a license. Fees scale with store counts, starting at three dollars for one store and rising to twenty-five dollars per extra store beyond twenty.
Government warns that evading postage by delivering letters personally will be blocked. Starting July 6 first class rate rises to three cents. Law forbids companies to compete with the postal service by delivering letters. Penalties include fines up to 500 dollars, six months imprisonment, or both, with 50 dollars per letter for delivering bills for multiple companies. W Irving Glover orders postmasters to report cases promptly.
Dr A C Repp head of education at Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff says the aim is better students not more in number. He spoke at the Alumni Association annual meeting urging other Arizona colleges adopt the attitude to lower state costs and select students by adaptability and potential service to society.
A Rotary delegate urged adopting a universal language taught to children to ensure all can access convention content. He argued one global language would aid diplomatic conferences and service clubs alike and noted radio makes worldwide communication feasible today.
Lewis W. Douglas, Arizona representative, spoke on veterans' benefits noting a trillion-dollar burden and misaligned laws. He cites World War casualties, current beneficiaries, and rising future costs, contrasting U S and French and Canadian spending and calling for reform.
Tom Hubbard announces his bid for Navajo County Sheriff subject to Democratic primary voters on September 18 1932. He appeals for support from friends as the campaign begins.
A notice from Mary A Brown announces her candidacy for County School Superintendent in Navajo County. The message notes the Democratic Primary on September 13 1932 and asks for support from friends.
Charles F. Oare announces his Republican candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer in the upcoming primary on September 13. He cites over 20 years of experience in accounting clerical and bookkeeping work and asks for voters support in Winslow Arizona.
G T Stevens of Winslow Arizona announces his bid for Navajo County Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary on September 13 1932. He cites experience as an accountant and banker and asks for voter support.
A. B. Campbell of Winslow Arizona announces candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor District 2 subject to the Democratic primary on September 13 1932. He appeals for support from party members in Winslow and surrounding areas.
County Attorney candidacy for re election to the office of County Attorney of Navajo County. subject to voters wishes at the Democratic Primaries to be held September 13 1932. c D McCauley.
County Recorder candidate Charlie Hitchcock announces bid for Navajo County office subject to the Republican primaries on September 13 1932. He asks supporters to back his campaign.
Arizona's buffalo population grows with 13 calves born in Houserock Valley, increasing the herd to 99 as announced by the state game department on June 28.
London officials report a prize Madagascan boa constrictor who lost an eye in an accident now wears a glass eye crafted by an oculist. The replacement reportedly restores a lifelike appearance to the snake in its enclosure.
The article outlines a push by Arizona legislators to cut state government waste and reform veterans benefits. It argues federal veterans costs will rise, urging an end to subsidies for nonservice related disabilities and proposing constitutional amendments to shrink the legislature, limit sessions, and redraw districts.
Florence readers report Joe Isherwood of the Little Gem Smoke House cashed a sixteen cent check issued December 10, 1919 by the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. The check drawn on the First National Bank of Pueblo was finally paid.
A dated list of canned foods and ready made entr es across fruits vegetables meats and specialties. It notes foods packed in enamel lined cans indicated by the letter E and covers items from artichokes to turtle and mock vegetables with various preparations and ready made entrees.
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