Cow Testing Offers Steady Work in California
University of California farm authorities say cow testing provides steady employment and good livelihoods. Twenty six men are now employed and 20 served as official test supervisors in September. Officials expect at least 100 men to enter cow testing by January 1, reflecting strong interest from dairymen and college agriculture notes on experience and inspector contact with breeders.
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University of California
College of Agriculture
The
State University
Venice Hallowe'en Mardi Gras Promises Big 1919 Festivities
Venice plans a large Hallowe en Mardi Gras on October 31 with a 7 p m start. The program features a Mardi Gras Ball at the Dance Pavilion fireworks at midnight a royal goblin parade ghost walkers and various shows rides cafes and restaurants. Pacific Electric will run cars from San Bernardino to Venice for the event.
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Venice
Hallowe’en
Pacific Electric
San Bernardino
Susie J Gill seeks final homestead proof in California
Department of the Interior notice states Susie J Gill of Hinkley California filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for SE quarter and K4y SW quarter in Section 14 Township 10 North Range 4 West. Final hearing set for November 28 1919 before the Los Angeles Land Office registers and receivers. Witnesses listed include Eugene H Spencer Henry M Henning Grella Henning Eustace Cumby and Lela J Gautschi. Non-Coal B F Groves listed as register. First publication October 23 1919. Last publication November 20 1919.
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U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Calif
Susie J. Gill
Hinkley
California
Range
St. Meridian
Register
Cal
Egene H. Spencer
Henry M. Henning
Grella Henning
Eustace Cumby
Lela J. Gautschi
B. F. Groves
President Wilsons physicians report improved condition
Washington officials say the President had one of his best nights since illness began with normal vitals and better digestion. In San Francisco a federal raid seized 100 whisky stills and eight men and one woman were arrested amid suspected moonshine flooding plans.
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Wilson
San Francisco
United States
Flying parson Maynard offered film role prize
Lieut Kelvin W Maynard, renowned as the flying parson and winner of the army transcontinental air derby, is publicly offered 5000 dollars to appear in a film by a local photoplay firm. President Wilson urges the national industrial conference to find common ground and work toward an agreement as labor delegates plan to respond to the appeal.
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Kelvin W. Maynard
Flying Parson
Wilson
National Industrial Conference
Lane
For Sale 2800 Lb Team and Harness Auction Note
For Sale 2800 pound team mare and horse aged seven and eight years old with 3 percent farm wagon and 1 spring wagon two harnesses one single and one double harness all for 250 dollars. Contact Alfred Moore Barstow or inquire at Printer. 2p
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Correct Lubrication Key to Smooth Running Cars
The Standard Oil Company promotes exact lubrication science with a lubrication chart updated by engineers. It urges motorists to consult experts and follow the chart to ensure correct oil consistency for every engine type.
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Standard Oill Company
Standard Oil Company
President Wilson Signs Several Bills in Washington
Washington October 22 President Wilson signed multiple bills today. The action follows routine settlement of congressional measures and affects various departments. No details on each bill are provided in the excerpt.
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