California News Roundup Litters Statewide Headlines
California notes include Los Angeles county fair dates at Pomona October 14 to 18. Obituaries honor Mrs Barbara Anash of Red Bluff and Louis Winter of Tehama. San Rafael deer hunting, Yuba City aviation purchase, and plans for a Hanford auditorium are reported, along with a Petaluma stock sale and Don Pedro dam income boost.
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Los Angeles
Pomona
Barbara Anash
Red Bluff
Chico
Anna Strain
San Rafael
Bolinas
Weldon Brown
Yuba City
Nevada
California
Hanford
Petaluma Co-Operative Mercantile Company
Peter Thompson
Petaluma
San Jose
Grant School
el Centro
Kendall
Cannon
Steward
Penngrove
Modesto National Guard Company
184Th Infantry
del Monte
Bakersfield
Louis Winter
Tehama County
San Francisco
Ukiah Bean
Napa
Berryessa
Jesse J. Seal
Samuel Newson
Bepino Perelli Minettis
Ukiah
Italy
John James Allison
Benicia
American Legion
Liberal use of silver urged by Yale economist at conference
Prof Irving Fisher of Yale University told business men at the eleventh annual Wellesley Hills conference that the current gold standard is unstable and inflation harms purchasing power. He urged a more liberal home use of silver and aiding other nations to adopt silver coinage while recognizing Federal Reserve Board actions to stabilize the dollar as a global standard.
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Irving Fisher
Yale University
Wellesley Hills
Fisher
Federal Reserve Board
Maintenance highway stations established in mountains
The California Highway Commission will open two permanent maintenance stations in the San Bernardinos, Division VIII. Planes place near Newberry Springs by Cliff House property and another at Fawn Skin. Trucks and road machinery will be stored for use on state highways into Big Bear Lake country. Foremen and staff quarters will be provided. The effort aims to keep roads properly patrolled and maintained.
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Sansernak
Dino Mountains
California Highway Commission
N. T. Edwards
Newberry Springs
Cliff House
Fawn Skin
Big Bear Lake
Multiplying Sound by Radio Promises World-Wide Reception
Signor Marconi in Rome forecasts that radio speech will soon be heard globally from a single station. The article notes U.S. radio homes at about 38 million and cites industry growth from 1920 to 1928, with the Radio News statistician listing 24 million homes, 13 million with cars, 9 million with phonographs, and 3 million with radios. It argues a home without these items is outdated.
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Signor Marconi
Rome
United States
Radio News
Foreign Insurance Settlements Bring Relief to San Francisco
Prospects of early payment exceed five million dollars to San Francisco property owners harmed by the 1906 fire as German and Austrian insurers settle seizures. A treaty ends disputes over eighty year securities, forming a mixed claims commission to fully adjust fire losses. A major Friant dam project will create a long lake, irrigate 552000 acres, and generate 65000 horsepower.
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San Francisco
Mixed Claims Commission
Friant
Madera County
Fresno
Merced
Stanislaus
Farm to Pigs and Other Items of General Interest
Lompoc valley must tard crop promises best paying season with 4000 to 5000 acres planted. Red mustard contracts 6 to 7 cents a pound as drought proves mustard thrives with less moisture. Cotton in Tulare to Imperial counties. water storage dam favored for Kern river irrigation. Yolo crops strong though barley down, rice and almonds sizable. Coachella grape season below hopes. Olives and oranges at Oroville show mixed prospects. cantaloupe shipments steady in San Joaquin Valley. Losses from hoof and mouth disease total over four million dollars with cattle worst hit. University gifts support research. new child care rules to curb corporal punishment. highway agencies face pay challenges under motor vehicle act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Employment improvement shown in Northern California report
A state employment bureau manager reports marked improvement in the northern California job market with seasonal work returning to normal by August 20. Governor Richardson's highway investigating committee will travel through Grat Valley and Downieville to Lake Tahoe and onward to Mono and Inyo counties to Los Angeles, with a possible detour over the Tioga Pass road.
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California
State Employment Bureau
Richardson
Grat. Valley
Downieville
Lake Tahoe
Mono
Inyo Counties
Los Angeles
Tioga Pass
Advertisers Notified About Printer Ad Appearance
Notice requests informing advertisers that their advertisement appeared in the Printer. It directs prompt communication to confirm placement and billing details. The item reflects a routine newspaper circulation note rather than editorial content.
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Calif
Southern California
Great Western Power Company
Oroville
Feather River
San Anselmo
Stockton
Washington, D. C
Sacramento
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
World Peace Society of
Riverside
Jessica Peixotto
University of California
Foreign Language Information Service
New York City
John Lewis Estes
Anderson Valley
Mendocino County
Pythian
Los Guilicos Valley
Pythian Sisters
Order
American Mining Congress
Modoc County
Hog Lake
Alturas
Don Pedro
Modesto-Turlock
San Joaquin Valley
Sutter County
Oe Ford
Santa Barbara
Fontanelle
Omaha
Miss Ford
Independence
Iowa
Tracy
Manteca
Coolidge
Martha E. Parkhurst
Pacific Grove
Plains
Santa Barbara County
Jamala
Olive
Orella
Chiquero
Purisimo
H.B. Waleley
Acampo
Oakley Kelley
John McReady
Redding Field
Oregon
Southern Pacific
San Mateo
American Express Company
Susan Anne Turner
Nebraska
Los Molinos
Glenn
Tehama
Butte
Tulare
Madera
Kern
San Bernardino
Imperial
Union
Indio
Holmes Ranch
Hart Smith Ranch
Lindsay
Isabella
Kern County
Buena Vista
Superior Court
Yolo County
Coachella Valley
Coachella
C. B. Walker
Malaga
Thompson
San Joa
Qin Valley
Arvin
Tulock
Exclent
Y Tipton
Tipton
Pixie
Harlina
State Department of Agriculture
University of California Hascently
University
Helen Crocker
Clara Hellman
Levi Strauss
Stern
John A. Britton
State Board of Charities and Correction
Motor Vehicle Department
Webb
Almeda
Intra Costa la
Amern
Tyarie
Solano
Anisiaus
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