Arcadia Journal Brings Weekly Local News to California
The Arcadia Journal serves Arcadia California with weekly Saturday issues. It provides local updates, community notes, and areas of interest for residents.
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Newspaper
Arcadia Journal
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
2
The Arcadia Journal serves Arcadia California with weekly Saturday issues. It provides local updates, community notes, and areas of interest for residents.
The Rev. J Fontana of New Salem N Dakota was found guilty on three counts for seditious speech aimed at hindering U S war efforts. Judge Amidon condemned German allegiance and urged adoption of an American soul while ordering three years in Leavenworth to run concurrently.
A citizen call to recognize a world sugar shortage and the link to beet production and cattle feed. It urges beets growers to increase acreage next season to aid relief, noting government pricing affects sugar costs and farm decisions. The piece closes with a wartime prayer for a son at the front, Isabella B. Watson.
Arcadia boasts a 1500 population, free public library, city hall in progress, gas electricity and telephone services, and a drainage friendly granite soil. The city offers rail links, continental roads, orchards and crops with broad citrus and fruit export, all a short ride from Los Angeles.
Cartoon verse by Walt Mason lampoons wartime propaganda. A German defeat is mocked as printed lies and fake triumphs. The piece argues readers are fed optimistic news while reality shows retreats and casualties.
The article argues Arcadia should set a tax rate at least 1.25 to cover city finances with a depleted general fund. It warns that issuing war warrants without funds harms reputation and that aging water and street infrastructure quicken deterioration. It expresses hope for better luck in the next year if able to “get by.”
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