Food price drops hardly shift the average family budget
Commissioner Ethelbert Stewart notes that small declines in specific foods have minimal impact on the typical household. He cites bread milk flour sugar and meat as examples, saying even a cent change yields only a few dollars yearly for a family of five, while overall living costs rise or fall with broader price trends.
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Washington
Ethelbert Stewart
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Stewart
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Ruling Saves Citrus Growers Thousands in Tariff Suspension
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended reconsigning rules in proposed rail tariffs, a move praised by A B E Lang of Queen Colony Fruit Exchange and Corona shippers. A permanent change before March 31 1921 is likely, with revisions to diversion rules to favor shippers. If reconsignment is lost, local rates could rise and buyers may lower prices as markets tighten.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern California
A. B E. Lang
Queen Colony Fruit
Corona
Goen
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Roberts couple depart by auto for Porterville
Mr and Mrs H B Roberts left this morning by automobile for Portervile in Tulare County. They expect to be away about one week.
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H. BE. Roberts
Portervile
Tulare County
Third Number in W I C Lecture Course Tonight
The Woman's Improvement Club Concert and Lecture course presents its third program this evening at the club house. Music lovers will enjoy a recital of Russian gongs by Clara Pasvolsky mezzo contralto, with Axel Simonsen cellist and May MacDonald Hope pianiste. Rose Hill accompanies.
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Woman's Improvement Club
Clara Pasvolsky
Axel Simonsen
May Mac-Donald Hope
Rose Hill
Detroit Schools Aid Starving Children Fund Drive
Detroit Junior College and Central High School together sent 1148.13 to The Literary Digest Child-Feeding Fund. The nationwide effort aims to feed starving children in Central and Southeastern Europe this winter as schools boost contributions beyond the first million dollars.
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Detroit High School
Central
Europe
America
Detroit Junior College
Central High School
Literary Digest
Handmade doll furniture sale notice
Parents announce handmade doll furniture including cradles beds chairs and tables. They will hold orders for Christmas. Located at 6518 Main with phone number 1901. Order early to make children happy.
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Blake
Progressive step should improve local efficiency
Flavius Colbern resumed work in the Ford garage mechanical department after returning from Detroit where he completed the Ford Service course. The local agent R A Newton reported high marks, indicating the step should raise the department’s efficiency.
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Flavius Colbern
Ford Garage
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
R. A. Newton
Henry
The President’s lavish White House Perks and Privileges
A historical overview lists the president’s gains including a $75,000 salary, $25,000 travel fund, a private home with furnishings, a private room in the Capitol, an entourage, security, a yacht, private train, personal physician, and extensive courtesies. It notes these benefits are provided for eight years two terms and funded by Congress.
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White House
Sam
Copper sulphide ore blocking at Grey Eagle Cop mine
Happy Camp reports a large ore block at the Grey Eagle copper mine with estimated 4 per cent copper sulphide in a 4,000,000 ton body. Production impact details were not provided.
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Happy Camp
Grey Eagle
Food Shop Changes Hands In Corona
Mr and Mrs Tom Baker take ownership of the Food Shop after twenty years in Corona with plans to run a creditable eating house. Former operators Mr and Mrs George Prentice have no definite plans, with Mr Prentice in San Diego considering a move to the southern city.
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Tom Baker
Baker
Corona
George Prentice
Prentice
San Diego
Conditions Told at Davis School in Budget Plea
Charles Teague of the California Agricultural Legislative Committee urged the State Budget Committee to provide 400000 for the Davis farm school. He said the university farm is out of date and that poultry and animal husbandry lack essential equipment. The 25 member committee found conditions deplorable, blaming insufficient state funding rather than management.
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Sacramento
Davis Farm School
California
Oregon
Charles (. Teague
California Agricultural Legislative Committee
Teague
University Farm School
Duavis
Riverside County Mineral Wealth Increasing in 1919
State mineralogist Fletcher Hamilton reports Riverside County commercial mineral production valued at 2 578 250 for 1919. Key minerals include clays near Temescal and Riverside, gold in Perris Ilsinore districts, gypsum near Corona, and manganese ore in McCoy Mountains, with growth anticipated as population expands.
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Fletcher Hamilton
Riverside County
Ihis
Temescal Valley
Corona
Olayam
Feetaries
Tremwood
Pala
Perris
Ilsinore
San Bernardino Range
Colorado River
Casa Phones
San Pedro
Riverside
Temescal
Saeedes
California
Desert
Santa Maria Mountains
United States Gypsum Company
McCoy Mountains
Mineral
Southern California Railroad
Palo Verde
Chocolate Mountains
Chino Corona Seeks Permit to Extend Northern Drill Site
Ralph Arnold, noted geologist, testifies that sixteen inch hole at two thousand feet confirms value of the property and potential sands. Riverside Cement deposits, Lakeview silica and feldspar, Temescal quarry near Corona, and Eagle Mountain iron ore regions shape a budding mineral industry for Riverside County with planned casing and rapid progress.
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Ralph Arnold
Montebello and
Richfield
Mindrad
Riverside Portland Cement Company
Lakeview
Perrh
Ifemet
Temesca Rock Company
Temescal Canyon
Corona
Retrenchment Hits Industries Across Regions
The San Bernardino Index reports large layoffs in multiple industries including Southern Pacific and a Celton cement works. Many workers seek jobs in Los Angeles after losing work from eastern points, with a rise in pre-evaders noted among the unemployed.
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Southern Pacific
Synta Ie Railroad
San Bernardino
Bis Cement
Celton Las
Redese
Los Angeles
Theserman
Vie East
Burlesonian Merry Xmas Postmark From Berkeley
A letter from M. T. Vanderslice in San Francisco mocks the postal service under the current administration. It encloses a Berkeley postmark dated December 15 4919 with a Christmas card sent to distant San Francisco recipients, noting a delivery finally on October 15 1920.
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Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco
M. T. Vanderslice
Rip Van Winkle Returns to Wife After Twenty Years
Rip Van Winkle, aged and worn, faces his wife who confronts him about his long absence. He explains he was in New York waiting to retrieve a scenario he sent in, and she questions how he returned so quickly.
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Rip van Winkle
Rip
New York
San Jose Plant Speeded Up to Complete First Unit
The first unit of a 600000 dollar plant in San Jose is being rushed to completion to meet a tight schedule. The move signals rapid progress on the project and aims to reduce overall construction time.
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San Jose
Progress on Gold Seal Petroleum drilling advances
Gold Seal Petroleum Inc reports progress from new management. G F S Burton notes three crews on double shifts and expected developments for stockholders. At Brea canyon field, Prestwood Sea shows over 200 feet of hole on Valley Boulevard side. Warter Chee Fury lead local interests.
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R.M. Warner
G. F. S. Burton
Gold Seal Petroleum Company
Tford Sea
Brea
Canyon Field
Vadley Boulevard
Warter
Chee
Fury
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