Chamber Talks By-Law Changes
A discussion on by law changes led to a committee review. The secretary Florence Conely outlined dues of 25 dollars and a reorganized board with an executive committee. The proposed plan shifts weekly meetings to membership and reorganizes committee structure chaired by the president.
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Florence Conely
A. O Vson
R. B. Griffith
C. D. Breeze
W. S. Park
C. O Lauritzen
Willy
Te Board of Directors
Rabies Epidemic Sparks Public Alarm and Dog Euthanizations
Rabies fears persist after several dogs, including one in final stages, were killed by police in a city war against the contagion. Tests on a dog’s and a cat’s heads came back negative, but authorities urge public cooperation. Two adults and two children are under treatment to prevent transmission. If bitten, keep the dog under observation. live animals may be examined to confirm rabies.
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Carson City
Hint of rain then coast finds self dry again
A dispatch from San Francisco reports brief showers reach the Pacific coast but fade quickly. In Seattle and Tacoma, 539 men began to fall in the power crisis as winds scattered rain clouds and left cities relying on kerosene lamps and delayed streetcar service. Tacoma seeks approval for the U S Lexington generating plan to restore energy. Vancouver, B C, sees the rain pass without reaching its power lakes.
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San Francisco
U.R
Atleck
Pacific Coast
Sacramento Valley
Northwest
Seattle
Tacoma
U.S
Lexington
Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Local Artist Doris Hancock Exhibits Desert Scenes
Miss Doris Hancock, local artist and high school faculty member, displays several paintings this week at her Sixth Street home near Clark. The Nevada landscapes capture the coloring and spirit of nearby deserts with tranquil, scenic detail.
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Doris Hancock
Sixth Street
Clark
Hancock
Nevada
Methodist Choir to Reorganize Soon
The Methodist choir will be reorganized in the near future. The Rev. U B Reynolds will appoint a committee Sunday to select candidates for various offices. Mrs. C D Baker and Mrs. A A Hinman entertained the choir last Thursday after rehearsal.
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U. 8. Reynolds
C. D. Baker
A. A. Hinman
Second blast rocks Munhall after post office ruin
In Munhall Pennsylvania another explosion occurred in a basement of a nearby drug store within 24 hours. Eight people were injured as investigators searched the ruined post office. Repair crews had just finished repairs when the blast happened.
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Munhall
Build Better Walls with Lay More Concrete Tile
Constructed with Lay More Concrete Tile this house promises fireproof walls and enduring value. Concrete floors optional and roof uses composition shingles. At 965 dollars complete with Roberts Rol Bed it offers a handsome return on investment and suits bungalow courts.
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Laymore
Robert
Dream Home Design Promises Value and Joy in Building
Ample kitchen layout saves steps with a breakfast nook suited for two. Dressing room and a large clothes closet enhance the home. Bath offers shower or tub optional. The design emphasizes economical building and customer satisfaction, urging prospective buyers to contact the office for details. The ad extols joy, pride, inspiration, and efficiency in planning and constructing a home.
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Ontario
Calif
Uplands
Harms
Robert Thompson
Whittle
Thompson
Ngeles
U.P
Los
Togo
U. S
Secretary of the Navy
Milwaukee
Layton Park
California
Los Angeles
Melito Galli-Curci
Homer Samuels
Jan Sawyer
Palos Verdes
Thomas P. Nelson
Plainsfield
N. J
Lester T. Reynolds
Geauga County
Methodist Choir
Ira Golding
Desert Construction Co
P. O
North Fifth Street
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