National Orange Show Grange Poster Winners Named
The Grange poster contest at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino announced prize winners for the year. Byron Iintebollo from a local school led in design with others from San Bernardino High and Pasadena High among the top finishers. State treasurer noted strong farm loan demand and stable state funds.
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Santemuarcing
San Bernardino
Pete Ang
Pete Ang AL « Posters. Were Tes the .Grange Show. Manage- Rerivbasiets
Gqilbe
Byron Iintebollo
Hthel M. Taylor Jim
van Nuys Knost
Rt Studen
California holds record state bank deposits of 32 million
California has more than 32 million dollars in state funds deposited in 418 banks, a record high. State Treasurer Charles G. Jobson told the Pacific Coast Regional Advisory Board that California has never been more prosperous financially.
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Los Angeles
of California
Sta‘s’s
Charles G. Jobson
Pacific Coast Regional Advisory Board
Officers suffer heavy battle deaths in World War I
Infantry officers bore more than four fifths of commissioned deaths in World War I, per War Department figures. Air Service accounted for 4.5 percent and Field Artillery 3.4 percent. First Lieutenants led with 958 deaths, followed by Second Lieutenants at 919 and Captains at 264, with smaller totals for majors and higher ranks. Battle losses by branch show Infantry 1,756, Air Service 191, Field Artillery 103, Medical Corps 78, Cavalry 27, Signal Corps 26, Engineers 17, Coast Artillery 15, Chaplains 10, Quartermaster 5, Tank 2, Chemical Warfare 1, Ordnance 1, Veterinary 1.
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War Department of Legion
Air Service
Field Artillery
Infantry
Medical Corps
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Engineers
Coast Artillery
Chaplains
Quartermaster Corps
Tank Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
Ordainee Department
Veterinary Corps
Christian Endeavor Meeting Plans Party Date Announcement
Christian Endeavor holds Sunday evening in the Auditorium at 6 30 with a discussion on Prohibition its enforcement and results. Clinton McKinnon group won the three months contest and plans for a party are underway with date to be announced later.
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Christian Endeavor
Clinton McKinnon
Barstow
Puente Valley Journal Receives Wide Local Ad Support
The La Puente Valley Journal delivers an eight column ten page issue. Timothy Brownhill publishes a top weekly newspaper in the area. Local businesses and the Chamber of Commerce run full page ads, boosting the town and yielding liberal returns for communities with such promotions.
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la Puente Valley Journal
Timothy Brownhill
Oner
Puente Valley
Puente Savings Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Sarstow
For Sale Three Burner Perfection Oil Stove
Clara A Bell offers a three burner Perfection oil stove for sale at fifteen dollars. Contact details not provided. Sale notice appears in a local classified section with brief item listing.
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Clara A. Bell
Death Valley miner Walter Scott in hospital after battle
In a 20 years ago column, Walter Scott the Death Valley miner lay wounded with a bullet in his thigh in a Los Angeles hospital. He refused to discuss the battle, saying others would tell. He rode a mule 133 miles to Barstow after being hit. His stage appearances were cancelled and a concrete mansion is being built with funds from a man named Johnson.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley
Los Angeles
Scott
Barstow
Death Valley Cantry
Johnson
Minneola Daggett Schoolhouse New Years Eve Event Successful
The Minneola and Daggett schools held a New Year s Eve program at the Daggett school house marked by a pretty Christmas tree, well performed program and lively dancing. Teachers Mrs Duffy and Miss Reilly praised, with Santa Claus giving bags of candy nuts and fruit donated by local supporters.
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Minneola
Daggett
Duffy
RR. M. Campbell
H. C Ryerson
Mm. Peacock
J. FH. Lucas
Barnes’ Orchestra
Santa Fe Orchestra
Major Sonoma County land transfers tied to Mary G Cochrane estate
In Sonoma County a large land deal involves 112 of 153 acres from Mary G. Cochrane’s Healdsburg ranch to eight buyers. Purchases include Harry Pitts 245 acres for 8000, Pietro Visso 10 acres for 10000, Albert Esaia 10 acres for 16000, Lily Cueno 20 acres for 34000, Edna M Toomey 15 acres for 14500, Louis J Bottini 11 acres for 12500, and So nora County Abstract bureau 21.4 acres. Edna M Toomey and John T Toomey sold 4 acres to Robert Weston for 5600 in an interlocked deal. Eighteen recorder documents note the transfer with total price 4106.000.
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Sonora County
Mary G. Cochrane
Healdsburg
Harry Pitts
Pietro Visso
Albert Esaia
Lily Cueno
Edna M. Toomey
Louis J. Bottini
Sonora County Abstract Bureau
Edna M
John T Toomey
Robert Weston
Recorder's
Santa Rosa
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Western Representative
Western Press Association
Sutter St
San Francisco
Lloyd RE. Tiernan
American Press Association
W. 30Th
St. New York, N.Y
Southern California Editorial Association
American Bank Bldg
Calif
R. L. Mudget
Death Valley Scott
A. L. Peck
B. L. Hickok
Upland
H. Nichols
Rialto
Mira
Alice Hand
Mirs
M. A. Webber
Mrs. Hand
Tucson
University of Arizona
Christias
J. S. Rickards
Palo Alto
Wycotts Flower Shop
Hurtts
San Bernardino County
Sam Bernardinzo
Larsen Dye Works
S20
Bernardino
G H. Brown
Eastside
Barstow Bottling Works
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