Irrigation Miracle Fuels Los Angeles Growth and Water Power
The article extols Southern California irrigation as a national marvel, detailing water from Owens River aqueduct, vast hydroelectric power, and a booming Los Angeles. It notes cold January freezes destroying orchards but spurring new plantings, and predicts eventual city expansion to over a million residents amid cheap power and thriving industry.
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H. Porterfield
William E.idmythe
Californ
California
Amero
Range County
Tavel
Wintteriusial
Sellefr
al Ifa
Southearn
Secording
Patte
Fullerton
Riverside
Los Angeles
America
Griffith Park
Sierras
Owens River
Bowlder Canyon
Colorado River
Nevada
San Diego
Imperial Valley
Calfornia
Fiat
Derby Red Men Parade in Greenwich Today
Derby Red Men gather in Greenwich for a Saturday parade and general session with a parade in the afternoon followed by a grand king ceremony. Also notes a September 10 wedding, local arrivals and departures, and community events including a St. Mary’s/St. Michael’s church rector return and Derby Brigade baseball plans.
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Derby Red Men
Greenwich
Zderby
Shearnoon
Jbannah Shield
Caroline Street
Jeanette Be
Harry Gordon
Olivia
Nora Manion
Canada
Molly Reynolds
New Han
Shelton
Francis Farley
Hawking Street
Kia P
Farrel ‘Foundry Co
Atlantic City
Alice King
Ethel Sherwood
Ang
Mary McLaughlin
Hyatt Rollery Bearing Co
Pittsburgh
Kelly
Paul Wassko
Sr. Michae
Cracow Poland
Father Wassko
Vincenten Order
St. Mary’s Brigade
Thin City
New Haven
Atunlay
At Francis Orphan Asylum
Plana
Buddies Field
Editors of State Dine at East Haven Today
Derby Aug. 25 The Connecticut Editorial association will hold dinner at Casey Beach East Haven tomorrow with editors wives and families invited. Afterwards the party plans to visit the veterans camp at Niantic at which time they will be entertained and shown local sights.
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State Dine
East Haven
Derby
Connecut Editorial Association
Dinner &T
Casey Beach
Parwe
Niantic
Veterans
Fairfield Democrats Caucus Monday Night in Town Hall
Fairfield Democrats will hold a caucus in the Town hall Monday at 7 o clock standard time to select delegates to state and county conventions. The item notes party activity in Fairfield with emphasis on local political process and scheduling.
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Ofairfield
Fairfield
Churches Unite in Broad City Sermons and Services
Readings and worship span many churches across East Main to Fairfield Ave with morning and evening services. Rev. R. H. White and Rev. Lille Henderson lead preaching slots. Sunday School times vary. prayer meetings listed, including Wednesday and Thursday sessions. Several parishes announce evangelistic services and choir or organ recitals throughout the week inviting all parishioners and visitors.
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Black Rock
All Welcome
First Baptist Church
Washington
West Avenues
Lanemaoe
C. W. Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Union
First Methodist Church
Fairfield Ave
Grand St
Chester C, Marshall
A. J. Marlon
Epworth League
Mr. Marler
the Friendly Church
Highway Church
Reiner Corner
Noble Avenue
Spring Street
John Bruce Dalton
Rarcivity Church
Col. Carson St
Trumbull Road
F. Aitkins
A.M
Newfield Methodist
Stratford
Central Avenues
Robert C. Carlson
D. M. Lewis Willspeak
Park Street
Congregational Church
T. F. Ruteledge
Geale
Nappa Nu Clup
People’s Presbyterian Church
Tuurel
Park Aves
Tey
H. A. Davenport
Christian Endeavor
St. George's Episcopal Church
Clinton & Beechwood Avenues
H. ©. Kelly
Dr. Morfan
Charen School
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Park and
Fairfield Avenues
Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr
Donald W. Greene
D. W. Greene
Statfield Baptist Church
O Sprat
Episcopal Church
North Ave
Temer St
Gahed Church
Brond and
Gilbert
Hey
Horace Day
Baward U_ Cowles
Oscar
Maurer
D.D
Center Church
New Haven
Frederick B Granniss
Joseph F. Weller
Stickles
Lotter
Posilude
Wely
Wiscussion Club
J. Merbert Holton
United Pentecostal Church
Wikmot Ave
Augal
Homestead Avenue
Hinch Rock
Regunning
India
Hanson
Minneapolis
Washington Park Methodist Church
Barnum and
Nobie Avenues
George C. Fort
Frederick F. Voorhees
South Park
Retail Board Officers To Dine In Greenwich
Ben I Morrison and Thomas J Taylor, president and secretary of the Retail Board of the Chamber of Commerce, will attend a Greenwich Retail Board function Monday. Poli leased 42 Fairfield avenue to Tom Paulas and George Georgy for a shoe shing parlor and cigar stand for a year at $1,800 annual rent.
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Retail Board
Greenwich
Ben I. Morrison
Thomas J3. Teylor
The
Chamber of Commerce
Etal Board of
Poli
Fairfield Avenue
Tom Paulas
George Georgy
Lee J
Many Candidates Vying For Ansonia City Clerk Post
Aug 25 Ansonia sees Phillia J Comerford of Derby HI enter the race for city clerk. Comerford, a former Ansonia football and baseball standout and ex deputy revenue collector, is favored by friends for a strong bid. Also noted: local residents Richard Bowen and Mrs Richard Bowen travel, Mrs Ziegler returns from Boston and Providence, Irene Bunnell returns from Naugatuck, and others report leisure trips and social events. The Derby Academy club's sunstress show at Take View Casino drew a large crowd and a late-night dance followed.
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Ansonia
Ite
Phillia J Comerford
Derby HI
Comerford
Anzonia
Tia
Mke Ao
Richard Bowen
North Street
New York City
Jon Ziegler
Boston
Providence
Irene Bunnell
Naugatuck
Michee
Dalton
Thuty
Ethel Martines
Mott Street
Morthfeld
Muss
Tne
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Holywood
Fairfield Democrats
News OF the Churches
Switzerland
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Alison, Jr
Don Alison
Holyoke
Joseph McConnel
Converts’ Club
Fexedtheat Music
Henry
Wirmost Ave
May Personeua
Initia
Hometend Ave
City
Sonnenberg
Coc Company
Bridgeport
Broad Street
Phonographs
Landau
New York
Sonnenberg Music Company
Main Street
Yancy
DITY
Skrloin Porter House
Preserg
Hamburg - We
Native Wresstd Browers Tb
Andy Calif
Tamparell
Babest's
Babbilds
Chicago
State St
Broad
Lafayette
Tel
Tarze Volun
Facey
Vermont Dairy
Cannon ST
Howland’s
Vermont
Vernont Sweet Utter
Whie
Clover Leaf Salmon
Magnalla
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