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PART 1 |
Flagstaff--Social
Life and Customs |
Family immigration to Flagstaff from Mexico; father-in-law was a blacksmith; early slaughter house; early buildings and layout of Flagstaff; neighborhoods and children's activities. |
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PART 2 |
Great Depression Latinos--Social Life and Customs Prohibition |
Neighborhoods and
children's activities; schools; The Depression, college dairy farm;
prohibition and bootleggers; women's jobs; silent movie theater;
Mexican national holidays, parties, dances and
dancing. |
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PART 3 |
Catholic Church Latinos--Social Life and Customs |
Early medical clinic,
nurse, [founders' name is missing]; homecoming bonfires; raising the
money for new Catholic church during the Depression, Ponciano Montoya
creating concrete sculptures; traditional baptism celebrations, food,
dancing, compadres. |
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PART 4 |
Grocery trade Medical Care Prohibition |
Home gardens and
production; Babbitt's, grocery store, coupon books, delivery;
bootlegging; Logging; early doctors in Flagstaff, medical care, house
calls, curanderas. |
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