Hoover Will Speak Over Radio March 6
President Hoover will be a principal speaker on a nationwide radio broadcast planned for March 6 as part of the anti hoarding campaign of the citizens reconstruction organization. The Treasury certificates will go on sale the next day to lure money out of hiding. Frank Knox, Chicago publisher who leads the organization, said groups have been set up in forty states.
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Citizens’ Reconstruction Organization
Treasury
Frank Knox
Chicago
Latte
Wilkins
Gram
Four New Cars Sold During Past Week
Wester Stump, local manager of the Messave Valley Chevrolet Garage, announces the sale of four new Chevrolets. Norman Smith, inspector at the Yermo station, a sport coupe, John King, on the Bob Jardine ranch at Hinkley, a sport coupe, Jack Lang rancher of Adelanto, standard coupe, Mr. Russel, mining man of Tonopah, Nevada, a special sedan. Several used cars have also been sold by the newly organized firm.
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Wester Stump
Messave Valley
Chevrolet
Norman Smith
Yermo Station
John King
Bob Jardine
Hinkley
Jack Lang
Adelanto
Mr. Russel
Tonopah
Nevada
The Public's Interest in Our Railroads
The public shows strong interest in railroads with nearly four point six billion dollars in life insurance funds and savings accounts invested in railroad securities. This totals about four and a half billion dollars, a quarter of all American railroad net capitalization.
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Mutual Savings Bank
Motor trip to Orange Show and San Gabriel Mission
Mrs. T. H. Wilson and Mrs. Fred Nevin toured to San Bernardino for the Orange Show then went to San Gabriel to visit the mission founded in 1771 by Franciscan Fathers. They viewed the baptismal font in use since 1771, which has bathed over 1800 Indians, noted six foot thick mission walls, ovens for candles and soap, some ovens damaged by a prior quake, and other sights before returning home via Los Angeles.
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T. H. Wilson
Fred Nevin
San Bernardino
San Gabriel
San Gabriel Mission
Los Angeles
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR EX-SERVICE MEN
The Assessors office mails blank affidavits for ex service men property exemption. Real estate, improvements and personal property are exempt if the ex service man owns no more than $5000 assessed value. Those with $1000 or under may receive full exemption with proper description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assessors Office
Assessors
James M. Holloway
Free Clinic Planned at Boy Scout Building
The Free Clinic for children up to six years will be held Friday and Saturday at the Boy Scout building. Dr. E L Staldymuller, head of the state hygiene bureau, California, will lead the clinic assisted by PTA members. The PTA sponsored the event.
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Boy Scout Building
E. L. Staldymuller
Hygiene Bureau
State of
California
Parent-Teacher Association
Electric power investment and reach rise through 1930
Capital invested in the electric power industry increased to 11,830,000 in 1930, about double 1920. Customers served numbered 24,701,972, roughly 4. times 1920. Electricity reached about 7,000 communities for the first time and 600,000 farms, bringing total farms served to about 10 percent of all farms nationwide.
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Trin
Barstow Printer Order Note Cites Telephone Number
An order note references Barstow Printer and lists the telephone 234 for placing the next printing request. The fragment implies a standard contact instruction for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Randsburg Mining District Reports Boosted Operations
In Kernville and Rand districts, large timber arrivals at Keys mine accelerate remilling and shaft retimbering while Dave Walsh notes a promising outlook for the Shamrock mine. Guggenheim interests begin a new shaft on the Big Blue with 26 miners on payroll as Piute Mining camps gear up. Snow briefly halts surface work. but windfalls at Windy and Ottoman Ronning leases push ore through the Rand mills.
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Randsburg
Keys
Keyesville
Isabella
Herbert H. Lee
Lee
Dave Walsh
Shamrock
Glen Olive
Kernville
Walsh
Guggenheim
Big Blue
Piute Mining Company
Trona
Death Valley
Arrowhead
Baker
California
Beatty
Nevada
California State Highway Commission
Kern
San Bernardino
Ballarat
Rand
Kelly
Atolia
Big Gold
King Solomon
Big Butte
Windy
Windy Mill
H. C. March
Rand Mines
C. E. Adair
Erin Gold Bragh Mining Co
Eliminate Unfit Buildings sparks civic fire safety drive
Civic leaders push to demolish derelict structures as a fire prevention measure citing halted blight, higher property values, and safer neighborhoods. Cities like Harrisburg New York Cleveland Los Angeles and Chicago showcase progress with multiple blocks cleared and fire hazards removed.
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W. H. Sides
5Th
Miam
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Hats Off To Railroad Men Wage Pact Reduces pay
Railroad unions and executives agreed to a 10 percent wage cut for one year without strikes, marking a historic collaboration. Leader David B. Robinson framed the move as stabilizing industry health and boosting public welfare, with engineers and firemen also planning minor schedule cuts to preserve work, despite lower pay.
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United States
David B. Robinson
Barstow
Sorting Hydraulicking Begins Near Red Rock Canyon
Iron Can yon starts sorting hydraulic mining operations off Red Rock Canyon with crews mobilizing equipment and facilities. Local officials monitor activity for safety and environmental compliance as project proceeds.
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Iron Canyon
Red Rock Canyon
Reviving Mining and Its National Benefits
The nation could gain through renewed silver value with boosted foreign trade and revived mining, especially in western states where mining employs the most workers and pays heavy state taxes. Poverty prices have pressured the industry, and profitable mining would help lift national economic mood and industrial activity.
Three Men Plan Mine Search for Mojave Peg Leg Mine
Three South Bend men Harold Kinney his brother U S Kinney a former naval aviator and George A Cooper plan a search mission for the Peg Leg mine located in the Mojave desert.
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South Bend
Indiana
Mojave Desert
Harold Kinney
U. S. Kinney
George A. Cooper
State to stripe 570 miles of roads in three counties
The contract awarded by the state director of public works covers about 570 miles of traffic striping to be painted on pavement across San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial Counties. The project costs $3,019 with lacquer supplied by the state.
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State Director of Public Works
San Bernardino
Riverside
Imperial Counties
Automobile Club of
Southern California
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Yerma Athletic Club
Free Clinic Boy Scout
Nevapa
Caalifornia
Fectric Corporation
THE
Southern Sierras Power Company
Nevada-Calporniapowea Company
Interstate TetecRapa Company
Yooa Urquiries Company
Sierras
Randsbars
P. Carroll
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