Santa Barbara a Winter Mecca and Resort Growth
A National Geographic bulletin praises Santa Barbara as an ideal winter retreat with rolling meadows, citrus and olive groves, beaches, and a sheltered climate. It notes Franciscan Missions, Montecito estates, and a growing millionaire colony shaping the coastal city’s development amid earthquake damage.
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California
Santa Barbara
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Barbara Mission
Santa Yuest
France
Mediterranean
United States
Montecito
Radio Program Highlights From Coast to Coast July 3
United Press compiled listing shows a dense schedule of radio programs across cities from New York to Portland. Notable items include orchestral broadcasts by Albert Astoria and Martone orchestras, diverse hourlong concerts, dance programs, sports updates, weather reports, and daytime talk segments. The lineup features many regional stations and time slots, with emphasis on classical music and patriotic programming.
Santa Barbara Mission and coast described in historic notes
The article reviews the Santa Barbara Mission’s history and architecture, noting its massive rebuilt walls, towers toppled by a strong quake, and its current role as a Franciscan college. It also surveys Santa Barbara’s coast, rail, roads, landmarks, and tourism appeal, including nearby islands and naval speed tests.
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Santa Barbara
California
Pacific
Santa Ynex Mountains
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Islands
United States
Pacific Coast
Princeton to Vote on Licenses as Prosperity Week Boosts Trade
About 4200 feet below the Virginian shops a new council will meet next Monday to act on license applications for stores pool rooms drug stores and soft drink emporiums. Merchants Association promotes Princeton Prosperity Week with circulars and one dollar refunds on ten dollar purchases. Licenses issued for marriages include Great Bowen and Mattie Rose both of Gratton Virginia James H Shades and Megsigie Lineresy both of Crystal Irvin Elmore and Virginia White both of Princeton William T Allyn age 28 of
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Merchants Association
Princeton
Great Bowen
Mattie Rose
Gratton
James H. Shades
Megsigie Lineresy
Crystal
Irvin Elmore
Virginia
White
Willam T. “Allyn
Princeton Water Pressure Reaches High in Growing Town
The town’s water mains now maintain strong pressure after new wells began operation. Consumers will barely notice a price rise. Messages confirm Rev. Martin A. Hopkins has arrived in British Columbia then will visit relatives before Princeton. Presbyterian events include a May gathering and a Wolf Creek outing for boys. A Narrows Fourth of July baseball game features local players from Virginian Shops and Lions. Classifieds note crepe de chine dresses at Santon Bros and rental apartments in Walker and Mercer streets.
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Princeton
Robert T Hopkins
Martin A. Hopkins
China
Victoria
B. C
Clarksville
Robert T. Hopkins
Freeman J. Kyle
The
Presbyterian Church
Wolf Creek
Hoge Woolwine
John H. Hoge
Harry Brown
Franklin Stull
John Bingham
Carl Brown
Charles Merrill
Dick McClaugherty
Lawrence Wagner
Howard Wagner
Dick Karnes
Pat Charlton
George Spots
Jack Kyle
Narrows
Lions
Spangler
Austin
Prehall
Stull
White
Crotty
Baker
Cormany
Ridenour
Props
Store Enjoys Strong Sales Across Two Best Days
The store reports two of its best sales days, noting a surge in overall numbers. The event continues through the month, signaling ongoing customer demand and momentum for future promotions.
Princeton Society News Update
Miss Betty Godfrey visits Mrs B C Hale returns home to Birefield. J P Campbell back after visit with mother at Hill Top. John Saunders travels from Va for a brief visit with Mrs W R Kidd. Nancy Eakin undergoes tonsillectomy at Princeton Hospital. Edigi Woods on two week vacation from Princeton Hospital. Beesie Bertha Hale and Perry Hale return from Newport Va. Mrs T J Higginbotham and children Thorn street and Mrs Olive Thorn Kee street depart by train to spend July 4.
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Betty Godfrey
John Saunders
Derence Smith
T. J. Higginbotham
Thornstreet
Olive Thorn
Kee Street
Bratton Relative Noted in Monroe Report
The article mentions Mrs. D. P. Bratton, the former's aunt, in Monroe, highlighting family ties within the regional report.
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D. P. Bratton
Monroe
New City Administration Takes Command
The new city administration is in charge as Police Chief H. Mandeville reorganizes patrols. Night and day shifts begin with no officer remaining at the mayor’s office. Chief Mandeville will be reachable at 168-1 for emergencies. Retiring Recorder Shepherd has not yet turned over records to E. B. King. auditors to audit Prince ton books.
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Hk H. Mandeville
C. H. Shepherd
E. B. King
Rams in a Dual
London reported two rams belonging to a Mayport farmer engaged in a mortal duel their clash so violent that both necks were broken leaving the animals unable to continue.
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London
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Nye
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Ryan
Aready Orch
Areaty Orchestra
Jefferson
Leviathan
Gadrabee Naan Bey
Richmond
Newark
Wathey
Trayu
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I. M
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Candelort
Philadelihe
Wiliam Penn
M Stockman
Len Beeary
I Snher
Uete
Hopes Statler Orchestra
Boston
Ea Mgt Ag
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Inamond
Nor
F Paschail
Aaron Amen
Dio P
Washington
Martford
Haschall
Leonard
Heimberger
Clevelan
Veland
P. Ves
Pram
Orange Blossom Orchestes
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Vornden Conkle Butyogee
Ay P
Cereayee
Scotts
Rotary
ORS Molnhn
Edwards
Coe
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WDAP
Kansas City
School of the Air
Kasd
T. Louis
Billy Bolles
Teremy On Achen
Voraliel Wit
ST. Uo
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Muse
Metal Orchestra
Ilroadrogram
Bree
Hot Springs
Daily Sport
New Artington Orchestra
Bera.ather Orchestra
Pitts Ien
Oakland
Oakland—Son
Broom Baer
Rye Orchestra
Hite
Bensjwan Tad
Fran Eco
Palace Orchestra
Portland
Penett
NOTR
Mentor Shinnault
Dan
Mildred Shinnault
Norfolk
Virginian Railway
Doris Kenyon Milton
First National Picture
Idaho
FABL
Presbyterian Men's Club
Concord College
William Lytell
Charlie Nelms
Jenks Huffman
Lytell
Huffman
Justice of the Peace
Montcalm
Nelms
T. H. Scott
Gus Perdue
Matoaka
W. P. Haller
Perdue
Santon Bros
Deitz Bros
Walker Street
H. Barbakow
Mercer Street
N. E. Santon
Santon Bros. Department Store
Rialto
Aloe
Pic of
Anita
Kaza James
Curwood
David Smith
James O.iver Curwood
Neree
Kazan
Princeton Society
Henry
Thompson
Tenor
Redpath
Bluefield
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Poca-Bramwell
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