Banker Says Papers Best for Advertising
Russell M. MacLennan, assistant director of the U S Food Administration, urged that all advertising media have value but praised daily and weekly newspapers and magazines as top channels. He noted banks and investment houses increasingly use ads to convey human messages beyond figures.
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Russell M. MacLennan
U. S. Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Pacific Coast Advertising Clubs Association
Seattle
MacLennan
United States
Standard Electric Wall Ranges Offered for New Homes
Standard electric wall ranges showcased for in wall installation. Highlights include space saving design, proper ventilation, wall color preservation, and easy integration in new or existing kitchens. Optional built in stop clock regulator and illustrations available.
Court House Clock Removed as San Bernardino Tower Demolished
The courthouse clock stopped at 9 p.m. Saturday marking the end of a half century as a timepiece for residents. The tower tear-down began Monday under Martin Green with a 4460 bid. Pedestrian access will be restricted during a three week demolition.
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San Bernardino
Martin Green
Round House
Ig Ueaeenale
Enone
Hiker Andrew Vermette Recovered Near Daggett
A cross country hiker who gave the name Andrew Vermette from Quebec Canada was picked up near Daggett by inspection station men. He was brought to Barstow for a short rest before resuming his trek.
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Plains
Death Valley
Joe Walker
Salt Lake
California
Walkers Pass
Manley
Bennetts Wells
Pacific Borax Company
Boray
Daggett
Furnace Creek
James Dayton
Dayton
Frank Tilton
John Mills
Andrew Vermette
Quebec
Canada
Barstow
Ford car used to kill rats in Potomac Park tunnels
Washington DC Department of Agriculture uses a Ford car to release exhaust gas through a hose into Potomac Park tunnels to kill rats. Gas penetrates up to an estimated 60 feet, targeting a large section of the park affected by rodent damage.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Ford Cay
Potomac Park
FIRE SIGNALS CHANGED Clean fresh stock at store
A local notice announces new stock at Dillingham's Cash and Carry Store with updated signals and a refreshed selection for customers seeking groceries.
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Dillingham’s
Bootlegger spies outwitted by vigilant deputies
The Upland News reports bootleggers shadowing sheriff deputies and warning visits. Officers outmaneuvered the spies, one bootlegger jailed for conspiring to defeat justice, another wrongly steered, while Mrs. White warned by Barstow violator. Victorville News notes the sting and indignant bootlegger. Also compares Dillingham’s Cash and Carry prices with Los Angeles.
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Upland
Sheriff’s Office
Victorville News
Revenue of Trona Railway 1924 vs 1923 figures
The Trona Railway Company reports 1924 revenue of 145 965 68 dollars, down from 146 078 62 in 1923. Operating expense 98 939 68 in 1924 and 89 069 42 in 1923 leave net operating revenue of 49 826 19 and 57 009 20 respectively.
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The
Trona Railway Company
Railway Commission
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