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The city of Phoenix is on track to break its record for the most 110-degree days in a year with 52 so far this year, according to The Weather Channel. The record, from 2020, stands at 53 days.CBS News senior weather and climate producer David Parkinson says Phoenixhas a shot at reaching 110 degrees Friday.And Phoenix residen
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asics ll place a not[e] in wall as it may some day be found and perhaps the men that Built it will be dead and forgotten. We are having nice weather was 18 above zero this morning. Hope when this is opened things will be better for the working man than [now ]. Mason got $10 per day and labor $3.20 there will have to be a change soon or the labor will be out of luck. Please print this if found signed CK Bell, Geo H Bell, W. Sowell, Jim Kelley, Ray [Disney ] Good luck. University archivist Cliff Hight says the document will be sent to a conservator for cleaning and
