California News Briefs: Local Schools and Projects
California briefs detail Oakdale Union School enrollment hitting 665, surpassing last year, and Butte County granting aid to a Chico resident under a new state law. Reports include Laurel Dell school in Picnic Valley, Mt Whitney visitor counts, Vallejo water and highway matters, fire loss tallies, court rulings on power, and multiple local infrastructure developments.
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Oakdale Union School
Butte County
Mary F. Johnston
Chico
Picnic Valley
San Rafael
Laurel Dell
Board of Education
Mt. Whitney
United States
Sierra Club Register
Cascades
Fairfax
Board of Supervisors
Johnny Johnston
San Jose
Oakland
San Anselmo
Fenners Crossing
Redding
James E. Carney
Moving Picture Company
Carney
Golden Gate
American War Mothers
Veterans’ Hospital
Livermore
Brewer
Mary Agnes Appel
E. A. Bagot
Vallejo
Curry, Madigan and
Frey
J. D. DeCosta
California
W. B. Rider
Rider
San Joaquin Light and Power Company
Merced Irrigation District
Third District Court of Appeals
Merced Superior Court
Merced
Yosemite Valley
Wawona
Big Oak Flat
Campa
Cache Creek
Yolo County
Capay Valley
State Division of Water Resources
Vacaville
Suisun
Pairfield
Martinez
Carquines Straits
Judson Iron Company
Marin
Alabama
State Department of Public Works
Novato
Freeno
Memorial Grove
Veterans’ Home
Yountville
Carl H. Kreh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
California Bankers’ Association
San Joaquin Valley
Visalia
Yolo Filers’ Club
Woodland
R. E. Mittelstaedt
War Department
National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Theodore Maino
J. O. Fazio
Moore Electrical Company
Los Angeles
Cresent City Hotel Company, Ltd
State Corporation Commissioner
Stockton
Bent Bros., Inc
Santa Monica
C. G. Hough
Yuba County
Visalia Levee
Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors
George Swanstrom
James M. Bartlett
George Ulrich & Sons
Humboldt Road
Chester
Bidwell Park
Canyon
Salt Springs
State Chamber of Commerce
Tulare
State Chamber
Sequoia
General Grant National Parks
The Kitchen Cabinet: Final Feat of Success Quote
A quotation from The Atlantic Year Book featured in The Kitchen Cabinet emphasizes that true success lies beyond mere achievement. It argues that wholly successful conversation requires a select few akin to us, dismissing purely practical measures of progress.
Collect Scions In Early Winter For Grafting
Grafting serves renewing injured stocks nursery budding and top working. Collect strong healthy last year's shoots in early winter and pack in sawdust to prevent drying. Discard 2 or 3 inches at base, avoid soft pithy tips, and use a grafting mix of resin beeswax and tal low.
Superior Orchard Soil Should Be Well Drained
A first class orchard soil should be deep mellow and well drained and free from alkali to allow maximum root development with minimal costly improvements. Shallow soils may support trees briefly but will decline as fruit yields increase, so avoid soils that limit bearing capacity for economical fruit production.
Straighten Up Leaning Trees for Best Growth
Proper care can salvage leaning or blown over trees by straightening and anchoring them. Bracing with wire or rope and splints protects bark and guides growth. Ongoing care in spring and summer is essential. without it the tree may die or grow poorly.
Horticultural Notes on Fruit Year Round Viticulture
Apples are becoming year round fruit and vigor bees and cross pollination prove essential in 1929. Grapes grow from ancient practice and Noah planted a vineyard after the flood. Thinning wood increases size and quality. plant grapes for future meals. Orchards thrive on deep blows with fertilizer and rye cover crops. The tree strawberry is a raspberry misnomer with sour flavor, good only for preserves.
Increases Household Funds Joke in Wichita Star
A humorous Wichita Star quip advises husbands to rest in an easy chair with feet on the mantel as small change tends to accumulate there when they retire. The joke labels the domestic setup as a source of extra funds for the household.
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Wichita Star
Use Russ Ball Blue in your laundry ad note
Tiny rust spots may come from inferior Bluing. Ask Grocers.
Destiny’s Men Do Their Stuff as History Begins
A quotation frames quiet heroes as they undertake pivotal tasks, with the American Magazine noting that those singled out by destiny often lack awareness of the historical tides they shape. The line elevates ordinary effort into moments of lasting significance.
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American Magazine
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