The Pendulum Swing Toward Forest Conservation
The piece traces a shift from overcivilization to nature, detailing the rise of the United States Forest Service, the growth of national forest reserves, and the need to protect watersheds and forests. It contrasts eastern demands with western reserves and warns of floods and soil loss from deforestation, urging national action.
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United States
National Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Bureau of Forestry
Bureau
Congress
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Walnut Growers in Fullerton Area Sell Through Inderrieden Co
Nearly half of Fullerton walnut growers sold their crop via J. B. Inderrieden Company of Chicago. The season’s receipts totaled 85 944 29 dollars with 73 501 40 from soft shells, 2 556 30 for No 2 shells, and 6 969 97 for No 1 hard shells. Salaries and handling cost 889 dollars plus 23 pd for sacks and twine. The report shows a 15 984 pound gain over last year’s shipments.
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Fullerton
J. B. Inderrieden Company
Chicago
Carnegie Library Corner Stone Laying at Pomona College
The Pomona College library corner stone ceremony will mark the $40,000 Carnegie gift. Faculty robes and student parades accompany the event on Washington's Birthday February 22, with President Gates likely to deliver the address. Missouri Senator favors gum shoes over saboteur in recent remark.
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Pomona College
Andrew Carnegie
Washington
President Gates
Pomona
Carnegie
County Jail Conditions Noted in State Board Report
The Riverside county jail is a fire proof building with seven cells and a single cell room. It lacks proper prisoner classification and needs a second tier of cells with a floor tarred to create two separate jail rooms. The sheriff’s office is on the first floor and three cells for women and three for juveniles occupy the upper level. The hospital complex nearby is well planned, with multiple buildings, good sanitation, ample baths and water closets, and provisions for the sick. The site spans thirty acres and is well cultivated.
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State Board
Riverside County
Hospital
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Long Beach Trustees Seek 300000 Bond for School Growth
At a mass meeting the Long Beach School Trustees urged more funds to relieve school congestion. They proposed a 300000 bond issue for a future high school and conversion of the current building. A statement of conditions will be presented at a later Tabernacle meeting as the district now carries 200000 in bonded debt with a 600000 legal limit.
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Long Beach
Tabernacle
New Release Speaks On Freedom And Money Abuses
Fragmentary quotes reveal a discussion about freedom shrinking and misuse of funds. The text references Sami and a New York Press style remark noting money handling and possible abuse of those with finances.
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New York Press
Hoe
Secret Societies and Lodges meetings listed in local notes
Local notice lists various fraternal groups meeting at Odd Fellows and Masonic halls. Entries name officers such as N G James 3, V G L H Dawson, and Scribes with schedules on second and fourth Saturdays or Thursdays. Also notes Modern Woodmen of America gatherings and temple lodge affiliations with officers and hall locations.
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Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James
N. G
L. H. Dawson
V. G
Stahl
Woodmen OF America
Odd Fellows Hall
H.-G
J.B. _Lewis
D.k.—Wwilson
H. N. Sweet
Forester Court Circle Meet Schedule
Forester Court Circle No. 831 holds meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall. Officers listed include Robt Brown C R Robt Bowen V C R Dr J C Gleason Secy Thomas Baker Treas.
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Forester Court
Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
Robt_Brown
R. Robt. Bowen
Dr. J. C. Gleason
Sec.y
Thomas Baker
Treas
Fraternal Aid Association Queen Council Meets Twice Monthly
Queen Council No. 100 schedules meetings on the first and third Thursday evenings monthly. Officers listed include President Mrs H L Mick Vice President Mrs J Francisco and Treasurer H W Enos.
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Fraternal Aid Association
Queen Council
H. L. Mick
J. Francisco
Dent
H. W. Enos
Narragansett Tribe Meeting Notice
The Narragansett Tribe No. 169 meets Wednesdays at 7 30 p m Elmer Page Sachem J A Wilson Sr Sag L H Dawson Chief of Records listed for the group.
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Elmer Page
J. A. Wilson
L. H. Dawson
Local Club Meetings Schedule Covering Mondaya and Fridays
The record lists regular meetings held on the first and third Mondays in 1.0.C.F. hall with Dr. J. C. Gleason as President and Frank Johnson as Vice President plus officers Feeate White Secretary and F M Baird as treasurer. Regular Friday night meetings occur in Odd Fellows hall with W P G J Mannatt Vice President and S M Johnson Secretary L A Dawson.
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C.F. Hall
J. C. Gleason
Frank Johnson
V. P
Feeate -White
Sec
F.M. Baird
Odd Fellows Hall
W.P
G. J. Mannatt
S. M. Johnson
Secy
L.A. Dawson
Church Schedule For Rev. E. T. Sandford Services
Rev. E. T. Sandford outlines a weekly church program with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. morning service at 10:30 a.m. B Y P U Society at 6:30 p.m. evening service at 7:30 p.m. and a mid week prayer and praise meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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E. T. Sandford
Sunday morning worship and midweek services announced
Readable text lists church activities with times including 6 30 p m evening service 7 59 p m and Wednesday 7 30 p m mid week devotional service at Christian Endeavor Society located at 989 Comry morning worship at 10730 Ami.
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Sehook
Comry
Ami
Christian Endeaor Society
Cor Eighth and Howard Church Services Schedule
Pastor Rev W T Adams leads preaching every Sunday at 3 1357 pm. Abbreviated service times include Sunday school at 2 15 pm Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm and church prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Christian Ladies meet Thursdays at 2 30 pm at a designated place.
Methodist Church Services and Schedule
Rev. Geo. B. Cliff presides at morning Sunday school at 6 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m class meeting at 11 45 am Noel League at 6 40 p m evening service at 7 30 p m church prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Catholic Mass at 9 15 am Services on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. B. Cliff
St John the Baptist Church Service Schedule
The Rev. John Brann pastor at St John the Baptist church corner Eighth and Washburn streets invites the public. Sunday school at 8:30 a m with Ino P Kay superintendent. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m every Sunday except the third in the month. Holy Communion at 9 30 a m and Holy Eucharist with sermon at 10 50 a m. Public invitation extended.
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St. John the Baptist Church
Eighth
Washburn
John Brann
Ino. P. Kay
First Church of Christ Scientist Masonic Hall Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m with experience and testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Reading rooms open daily 2 to 4 p m for the public.
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First Church of Christ Scientist Masonic Hall
Regular weekly meetings set on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays
Weekly schedule lists meetings every Wednesday Saturday and Sunday with junior sessions on Sunday at 2 p.m. The note emphasizes regularity and the junior group timing.
Carlton Post No 168 Department of California Meeting Notice
The Carlton Post No 168 Department of California holds meetings on the third Monday of each month in Masonica hall. Commander is W. J. Pentelow.
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Washington Post
Supreme Bench
Department of Justice
California
United States
America
Japan
Carlton Post
Department of California
Masonica
W. J. Pentelow
Royal Neighbors Meet Twice Monthly at Odd Fellows Hall
The Royal Neighbors of America meet on the first and third Tuesdays at the Odd Fellows hall. Officers listed include Oracle Mrs Hattie Dunham, Recorder Mrs Mary V Nowels, and Treasurer Mrs Maud Reed.
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Royal Neighbors OF America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hattie Dunham
Mary V. Nowels
Maud Reed
Meetings Scheduled on Tuesdays in City Hall and Congregational Church
Meets first and third Tuesdays monthly at City Hall eight o'clock with officers W J Petelow president and W H Jameson and P H A Prizer as officers. Secretaries Kinney treasurer and others listed. Concurrently meetings held on first and third Tuesdays at the Congregational church with Mrs E M Cook and Mrs Wm Corkhill among attendees.
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Pedge
City Hall
W. J. Petelow
W. H. Jameson
C. H. Kinney
Treas
E.'M. ‘Cook
Corkhill
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