Power crisis on Pacific Coast fuels hydroelectric push
D. M. Folsom, western representative for Mark L. Requa, warns that industrial demand near oil fields will soon exhaust state production. He forecasts Pacific Coast generating capacity must double in five years and triple in eight to meet power, light, and heat needs, as oil supplies fall short and political blocks hinder waterpower development.
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D. M. Folsom
Western
Mark L. Requa
United States Petroleum Administrator
Folsom
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Nevada
Arizona
Congress
Bible The Journalistic Mirror And Publicity
An editorial piece argues journalism as a democratic craft rooted in biblical example. It cites Moses Luke Paul and Jesus as editors reporters and public figures, urging publicity as cure for democratic ills and faith as power for interpreters of life.
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Moses
Jesus Christ
Journalistic Mirror
Luke
Star
Joseph
Paul
Goliath
Heaven
Hell
Cyric
Walter Williams
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Constructive policy call ties leaders for broader state growth
The piece urges uniting manufacturing, agriculture, labor, and business groups for a big constructive program. It highlights leaders from the grange, federated trades, farmers equity, and Arcadia banking to back broad growth. It notes John H. Bartle and others start The First National Bank in Arcadia, bolstering regional prominence.
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Granger
Manufactures Association
Grange
Federated Trades
Farmers’ Equity Society
Bankers and Business Men’s Organizations
Commonwealth
John H. Bartle
First National Bank
Monrovia
Arcadia
California
Food War Urges Action Against Ground Squirrels
California officials press a state-wide drive to curb ground squirrel damage to grain and orchards. The plan, planned by the Rodent Central Department, calls for school participation and a public contest to protect 1918 crops. Local items note wartime tensions and social issues in Oklahoma and California.
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Napoleon
California
Rodent Central Department
The
State Commission of Horticultural
Week's Film Program at Theater The House of Feature Films
This week's theater schedule runs Friday March 29 to Thursday April 4. Features include Wallace Reid in Hostage with a Katzenjamer Kids cartoon Friday and Saturday lineups, plus Ann Pennington, Winnifred Allen, Ruth Clifford and Roy Stewart in various dramas and comedies. Evening shows start at 7 30 p m from April 1 with a second show at 9 15.
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Ann Pennington
Ann
Mark Sennett
Car Hits Motorcycle in Monrovia Crash
D. K. Logan of Pasadena and his son were involved in a collision with Alex Pive voroff of Los Angeles while attempting to park a motorcycle near Shamrock and White Oak avenues in Monrovia. Logan suffered slight injuries. The piece also notes the service flag's unofficial status and government encouragement.
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D. K. Logan
Pasadena
Alex Pivevoroff
South Pekin Street
Los Angeles
Shamrock
White Oak Avenues
Monrovia
Mr. Logan
Printing That Brings Results from Monrovia Messenger Job Dept
Monrovia Messenger job department showcases printing services delivering timely results for classified ads and announcements. The bureau emphasizes efficient turnaround, clear type, and reliable publication for local readers and businesses.
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Monrovia
Railroad Timetable Arcadia Eastward Westward Schedule
Eastward and westward times listed for A T S F Ry Arcadia California show trains at 9 14 AM No 9 6 11 AM 7 45 AM 9 22 AM 1 34 PM and 7 04 PM with no extra details. The timetable lists arrival or departure times for multiple trains in a concise sheet.
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A. T
S. F. Ry
Arcadia
California
Arcadia School Trustee Candidate Charles Stewart Declares Bid
Charles W. Stewart announces his candidacy for School Trustee of Arcadia subject to the electorate on March 29, 1918. The notice states Stewart seeks voters support in the upcoming municipal race.
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Arcadia
Chas. W. Stewart
Mrs M M Tice Treatment Parlors Ad
The Came Method Shampoo Manicuring Facial Massage offered at 416 White Oak Monrovia California. Phone Red 98.
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White Oak
Monrovia
Cal
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