Journey Home for Dickinsons After 16490 Mile Pacific Trek
Mr and Mrs A R Dickinson celebrate news from their son Lloyd Dickinson aboard the United States battle fleet. Lloyd’s telegram reports his arrival home after a long Pacific voyage and serving as clerk in the supply office of the U S S Altair, flagship of the 13th squadron. The Dickinsons are overjoyed to know they will see their son again.
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A. R. Dickinson
Lloyd Dickinson
United States
Pacific
Waters
Young Dickinson
Altair
Mar
Sire
Dickinane
Algo
California National Guard to Tighten Enlistment Standards
Sacramento reports Adjutant General Mittelstaedt proposes a new policy to admit only highly qualified applicants to the California National Guard. Under a general order, commanding officers must ensure thorough investigation of a candidate’s character and habits before enlistment, aiming to preserve the guard’s moral and social fibers and prevent lowering standards.
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Sacramento
California National Guard
R. ‘E. Mittelataedt
Mem‘bers
Uridgs
Studio building to be constricted on Ramona street
Palo Alto plans a constricted studio building on Ramona street with an estimated cost of 18000 dollars. The project approval cites construction details and local zoning compliance expected in the coming weeks.
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Palo Alto
Ramona Street
Lodi Gets New Sidewalks Spanning 1700 Feet
City crews finished new sidewalks over the last two months totaling 1700 feet in Lodi. The work enhances pedestrian access along key streets and improves safety for residents and visitors.
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Lodi
Fire Rumors Sweep Hamilton Mountains North of Baptist Valley
A wildfire threatened thousands of government grassland north of Baptist Valley as 60 firefighters battled a blaze discovered at 11 o clock Sunday morning. District Ranger L J Cramton led the rapid response with up to 40 additional West Pash t crews joining from surrounding stations to contain the blaze in the Thomas canyon and Red Mountain area where prior fires have caused heavy damage.
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Hamilton 1
Serry
Baptiste
Valley
Raiger
L. J. Cramton
Thoman
Mear
Réd Mountain
Pomona Hosts Visiting Geographer Professors
Dr Davis and Dr William H Snyder lead a Pomona College exchange program with Harvard and Colorado colleges. The pair, including Hoywood high school's principal son, promote geography studies and international scholarly links. Dr Davis earned a PhD at Grieswald University and chaired the American Geographers Association while holding NAS membership.
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Pomona
Ing
Davis
William H. Snyder
Syi Nder
Hoywood High School
Acsenior
Teg
Colorado
Colle
Davie
Harvard
Ae Wa
Cape of Good Hope
University
Mbourne
University of Grieswald
Christiana
Association of American Geographers
S.a
National Academy of Science
Clubhouse Planned for Parkridge Rifle Range Facility
Parkridge gun range will gain a clubhouse with lounges grills showers and pit boys. Construction starts immediately as Capt. E. C. Grossman and Ned Cutting finalize the layout for rifle firing from 200 to 1000 yards and trape features.
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Parkridge
E. C0. Grossman
Ned Cutting
Rancher Reports Heavy Alfalfa Seed Yield at Hemet
Emerson Reichard, manager of the R. J. Myers ranch in Fruitvale, says his field produced 950 pounds of alfalfa seed per acre, one of the valley’s largest yields. Maurice Perry reports 87 pounds per acre in the same area.
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Hemet
Emerson Reichard
R. J. Myers Ranch
Fruitvale
Maurice Perry
School center to host faculty reception October 9
RECEPTION PLANNED BANNING Sept 28 The school center will give a reception to the faculty of the high and grammar schools Friday evening October 9. Mrs Barker social chairman with her committee is arranging the affair to which all school patrons and friends are invited. Mrs Chas Hill is in charge of the program.
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Banning
Plans under way for establishing hosiery plant here
Local officials announce steps to open a hosiery plant in the area. Officials cite job creation and economic growth as the primary goals while outlining forthcoming site assessments and permitting steps.
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Hollywood
Address by A H Writer of Riverside on Masonic Education
A fragment from a Riverside speaker, A H Writer, outlines the Masonic Educational Committee involvement. The brief note indicates committee member status and a focus on education within the lodge.
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A. H, Witeer
Riverside
the Masonic Educational Committee
Redlands Chamber Plans October 12 Forum Event
Secretary Isham of the Redlands chamber announces a new space for exhibits and mineral products to be displayed at the Riverside fair venue. A formal dedication and forum meeting is expected in the new chamber best rooms on October 12 with Isham, a past state secretary, delivering remarks.
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Chambest
Riverside
Redlands
Princi- Seaker
Isham
State Secretariat
Southwest
Dairy Show Draws Immense Crowds to San Jacinto
The San Jacinto dairy show attracted more than 58 000 attendees under the San Jacinto Hemet Chamber of Commerce and the San Jacinto Improvement Association. R E Copeland led as general chairman while W C Anderson led the livestock division and W G Jones chaired the poultry exhibit. The event highlighted a growing valley poultry industry and promoted the slogan The Home of the Cow and Hen.
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San Jacinta
San Jacinto-Hemet
W.C. Anderson
Reception Planned at First Methodist for New Pastor
A reception will be held next Wednesday evening at 8 15 at the First Methodist church for the new pastor Rev B F David and his family. Friends of the church are invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church
B. F
David
Corona Calendar Highlights Local Meetings Tonight
Eastern Star Bob Baire hosts a gathering at Masonc hall at 8 p m. Legion Post meets at Wall at 8 p m. Knights ofthias plan a meeting in K P staff. Wednesday Prayer service at all churches. Methodist church hosts a new pastor at 8 15 p m. Redmen meet at hall 8 p m. High School parents and teachers party hosted by H B T at the High School.
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Bob
Baire
Masonc. Hall
Legion Post
Wall
Knights Ofthias
K. P
Staff
Methodist Church
Redmen
X. Hypeey Aintéd
Norco Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct and Insulting Language
Recorder Miller reports on a Norco case where Ridden faced charges of disorderly conduct and insulting language toward women and children at a Sixth Street barber shop. The magistrate noted no jail term could be added beyond the fine and expressed regret.
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Womert
Miller
Riddell
Corona
Copona
Mah
Norco
Sixth Street
New Residence Permit Issued for Eamillon Home
City clerk issued a permit for W. Eamillon to erect a dwelling and garage at Ninth and Victoria streets. The project, valued around 5000 dollars, lists W. B. Hillis as the builder and indicates a new residence on E. Blvd.
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W. Eamillon
E. Blvd
W. B. Hillis
San Jacinto to Advertise Bids For Water System Work
San Jacinto City Council proceeds with bid advertising for water system improvements funded by a 42000 bond sale to California Securities with a 3350 premium. About 34000 will go to upgrades replacing worn pipes and new mains will run from the pumping plant along Main Hewitt to Sheriff and onward to South Central with fire plugs at most corners. Main street western to Central and Grand Army avenue to South Central serve local schools.
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San Jacinto
California Securities Company
Main-asid Hewitt Streets
Main
Sheriff
South Central
First’ Street
San Jacinto Avenue
Central
Grand Army Avenue
Prado dam questioned over artesian wells risk
At the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce meeting, doubts were raised about building a Prado dam to impound the Santa Ana River. Critics warned seepage could push water toward Chino Valley and form artesian wells, threatening Orange County. Lippe advocated a $5,000,000 Prado dam project with feasibility based on bedrock.
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Santa Ana
Prado
Santa - Ana
Orange ” County
Placentia
Hale
Sante Ana
Chino Valley
Orange County
Santa Aba
Irishmen Seek U.S. Army Immigrant Doughboys
Four young men from County Kildare Ireland offer to become American citizens by serving in the United States Army with no pay and no preference for unit or station. Colonel James T. Dean, recruiting officer in New York, forwards their request and outlines the normal immigration process for eligibility.
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New York
United States Army
James T. Dean
U.s.army
Whitehall Street
Here
County Kildare
Ireland
United States
Dean
Woodcraft Home Groundbreaking Ceremony Held
Formal breaking of ground for a new 200000 dollar Woodcraft Home unit took place at 2 pm Sunday at 432 Magnolia Avenue. Grand officers of the lodge and Neighbors of Woodcraft from California attended, with Mrs. Mary Brown of Riverside turning the first spadeful.
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Woodcraft
Magnolia Avenue
Lodge
Riverside
Woodcraft Order
California
Mary Brown
Berkeley Bids Opened for Mokelumne Water Project
Bids were opened for the Mokelumne water project in Berkeley with an estimated cost of 39 million dollars. The public works effort aims to secure funding and begin construction, signaling progress on the regional water supply.
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Berkeley
Town Section Water Pipes Reported Stable
No further improvements or replacements are necessary in this section of town. Pipes in the section of the city west and south of the intersection of Main and South Central also are in good shape.
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Main
South Central
Modern Dairy Plant Planned for Prado Ranch Area
Excelsior Creamery plans a large scale dairy complex at Prado including new barns silos and a 500 ton capacity facility. The project aims to hire experienced managers and bring 100 milkers up to a larger herd as the plant prepares for a December opening with modern dairy and creamery construction.
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Excelsior Creamery
Compa
Calite
Tijuana Race Track to Open Thanksgiving Day
Races set for Thanksgiving Day at Tijuana Race Track. Jockey Club president Coffroth announces a winter stakes card featuring top thoroughbreds and the Coffroth Handicap along with the $25,000 Juana Derby and other lucrative races to kick off the season.
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Tijuana
Joffroth
Coffroth
Los Banos J Western County's First Cotton Gin Shown
The article notes the construction of the county's first cotton gin near Los Banos, with a cost listed as 000.
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Los Banos
J. Western
Electric Canceling Machine Promised to Speed Mail Processing
A letter to Acad Postmaster Roscoe Johnson from the postal department promises new facilities in mail handling. An electric canceling machine will arrive within two weeks to replace hand work, able to process thousands of cancels daily and boost efficiency during peak periods.
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Han
Corona
Acad
Roscoe Johnson
Postal Department
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Parkridge Rifle Range
Ralph Ag Roel Ween
Back Country City
U.S. Army
REW Woodcraft
Ana
Itheir
Comber
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Bante
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