The Future of Oil and Rising Demand
A prominent oilman argues against fear of overexpansion, noting 341 million barrels produced last year but 42 million short of US consumption, imported from Mexico. He says postwar growth will require doubled refinery capacity within eight years, driven by planes ships and autos, and highlights oil as vessel fuel reducing costs. He advocates national policy to encourage oil development.
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Mexico
United States
Japanese Exclusion Bill Sparks Senate Debate
Washington reports the senate opens debate on a Japanese exclusion bill to curb Japanese laborers and picture brides. Senator James D. Phelan cites alleged violations of the Gentlemen's Agreement and urges swift action amid claims of growing Nipponese populations in California Hawaii and the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Senate
United States
James D. Phelan
California
Phelan
Caminetti
Victor 8. McClatchy
Sacramento Bee
Senate Committee On Immigration
Pacific Coast
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Oregon
America
American Congress
Notice to Tax Payers First Installment 1919 20 Due
The First Installment of taxes for 1919 1920 on Real Estate and all personal property secured by real estate is due October 1919. Delinquent after December 1 1919 at 5 pm with 15 percent penalty. Remittances after 5 pm December 1 1919 subject to 15 percent increase. From November 15 1919 cash only unless by cashier's check or money order. Tax Collector C D Van Wie 10 16 21.
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C.D. van Wie
Wanted Homes for Homeless Children
Appeal to adopt California children seven to twelve, with optional legal adoption. Non sectarian Children’s Home Society of California lists addresses in Los Angeles and Oakland for information on providing homes and Christian training to homeless boys and girls.
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California
Children’s Home Society of California
Griffith Ave
Los Angeles
Bacon Builds
Oakland
Notice of Commissioner Sale in San Bernardino Foreclosure
Public notice states that on October 25, 1919 at 11:55 a.m. at the east entrance of the San Bernardino County Court House the Northwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 10 North Range 3 West San Bernardino Meridian will be sold at public auction for cash to satisfy a judgment in James D. Tucker vs Pauline Mayer et al. Dated September 26, 1919. First publication October 2. Last publication October 23.
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Superior Court
State of California
San Bernardino
James D. Tucker
Pauline Mayer
California
United States
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Independence
Cali
Stafford W. Austin
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
Township
Range
Kramer Consolidated Oil Company
Germain
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
Hawes
San Bernardino County
D. F. Wilson
Recenery
Said Corporation
Germain Building
D. F. Wilson, Secy
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Carl J. Erickson
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Uf. Groves
N. Vogog
Oliver C. Harpe Register
N. B. Willcox
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J. M. Kilian
Stosson & Mirenear
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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AMELS
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Lamivar
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Adelanto Development Co
Adelanto
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Souuth
Oliver C. Harper
Register
Ocober
Oliver Harper
Yoyer Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Calif
Register U. 8
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Frank W Chandler
DR. R. Knight
Third St
Cor. E St
Interstate Telegraph CO
Department OF the Mee Ior
F. Bagley
Marsh
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Oscar R. Shaffer
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