Editorial critique of Kiwanis clubs and inspirational speeches
An northern editor derides service clubs including Kiwanis for wasted time and money arguing 15000 annual spending could fund community projects like playgrounds or tree planting. He mocks inspirational addresses as empty rhetoric and predicts the convention will open in proper form.
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Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sot Ag
Millionth passenger marks San Mateo Hayward Bridge milestone
The San Mateo Hayward bridge carries steady trans bay traffic with a 60 percent rise in truck travel after tariff cuts on June 1. Five month totals from March 2 to July 31 show passenger cars over 382,604 and passengers near 999,000, with the millionth passenger crossing on August 1.
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Bay
San Mateo Times
A. W. Deuel
San Francisco
Trans-Bay
Deuel
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12000 Stolen Cars Recovered In First Six Months
Sacramento reports from the Division of Motor Vehicles show 12216 motor vehicles reported stolen were recovered in the first seven months of 1929. Most thefts involve joy riders, and owners are urged to notify police immediately, remove keys, lock doors, and use visitors permits for out of state drivers.
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Sacramento
Division of Motor Vehicles
California
Salads as Heat Relief A Continental Guide by E Camille Den Dicu
Continental chef E Camille Den Dicvi outlines hot weather salad dressings and techniques. He favors high quality condiments and precise recipes, offering French, Tabasco, Indica, Cream, and other dressings to blend flavors with minimal sugar for cooling meals.
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Syd
California to study overproduction with private funding
Sacramento Aug 21 Private donations totaling 150000 have been pledged to the newly formed State Bureau of Commerce to study California s over production problems and seek new world markets The act creating the bureau authorized free will offerings from shippers farm organizations and other interested groups The bureau, a division of the state finance department, may send market scouts abroad to boost California crops and warn against over planting.
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State Bureau of Commerce
Commerce Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
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Sisson
Young
Bradford S. Crittenden
Tracy
W. J. Mitchell
Vallejo
San Francisco
Commerce
T. T. Henderson
Sacramento
Wesley 0. Ash
J. Smiley
Raymond Wisqquist
Bureau of Commerce
State Department of Finance
California
Bueau
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