Ancient Mission Restored Plan After Santa Barbara Quake
Santa Barbara officials announce fundraising to restore the Old Mission damaged by the June quake. The campaign seeks 500000 to rebuild both towers and the church interior as newspapers and societies rally support from around the world. Built in 1786 by Franciscan friars, the mission has long been a symbol of romance and Californian history.
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Copeland C. Burg
Jane Stars
Santa Barbara
Cal
California
San Diego
Lions Luncheon At Elks Club With Speaker Graham
The cats committee schedules a luncheon at the Elks Club corner North Mill and North streets at the regular time Tuesday. Attorney W. Walter Graham will speak on an as yet unannounced topic, promising an engaging and instructive talk.
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Cats
Elks Club
North Mill Street
North Street
Elis Club
W. Walter Graham
Walter Whl
Braham
Clarence A. Patterson
Traffic Officers Guard Corners On Saturday Night
Traffic officers were stationed at downtown street corners Saturday night directing traffic instead of the overhead light system. Traffic was better controlled than when both lights and officers were used, and it is likely Saturday night traffic will be handled by officers without the lights in the future. Officials note previous trouble from using both systems.
Mine Engineers Complete Study
STATE COLLEGE Pa July 20 six mining engineers and seven mine foremen and assistant foremen are in the class of forty who this week will complete their studies at the institute.
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State College
Special Summer Coal Mining Course At State College
The School of Mines and Metallurgy at Pennsylvania State College conducts a special summer course in coal mining. More men are enrolled this year than ever before, under Professor W. G. Duncan. Participants plan to take state examinations to qualify as mine foremen, assistant mine foremen, and fire bosses, starting midweek, with a final gathering Friday.
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School of Mines
Metszllurgy
Pennsylvania State College
W. G. Duncan
Radio Programs From Multiple Cities July 21 1925 Evening
Listings show station fare across Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Chicago with musical acts like Marjorie Moore and her Melody Maids Humored by dinner concerts and opera segments from WEAF and EDEMA plus local weather and livestock updates including baseball scores and a mandolin concert schedule for Valley Orchestra.
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Clevyeland
Ohio
Marjorie Moore
Melody Maids
Pitteburrh
William Penn Hotel
Kayhee
New York
WEAF
Jnuly
Rove Room of Waldorf-Astorim
Gold Dust Twins
Grerendy Hour
Vincent Lopez
Pennsylvania
Ew York By
EDEMA
Pittsburgh
Tueriay
The
Valley Mandolin Orchestra
T.o
Ariington
Eyw
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Applesacee Club
Concert Schedule Amid Mixed City Signals
The listing shows Barvern Standard Time and WHAP in New York with a 5 p.m. Navy Band event and a 7:48 p.m. Cold Man Band concert. WEAM Cleveland posts an 8 p.m. instrumental hour. HEEA Pittsburgh lists 2:45 p.m. and a Symphony player at Melody Lane Oreheatrs in Pittsburgh.
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Barvern
New York
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Penny Coldman
WEAM
Cleveland
HEEA
Piltsburgh
Pomms
WCAB
Pittsburgh
Melody Lane
Oreheatrs
Listening In From a Four Tubed Radio Log
Letters from Herman Reeder of Pollock avenue Newcastle Pa July 18 1925 report tuning 107 distant stations across the U S and Canada with a four tube radio set. He notes WOS Jefferson City WSMB New Orleans WSB Atlanta WMBF Miami and KOA Cal and other strong signals. An update from 1945 shares KFREX Hastings Neb heard 11 to 1 30 on a four tube setup with loop aerial. Ed Gerber Euclid avenue adds similar listening notes.
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Herman Reeder
Pollock Avenue
Newcastle
WOS
Jefferson City
WSMB
New Orleans
WSB
Atlanta
WOC
Davenport
CNBC
CFAC
Calgary
Can
KFI
Los Angeles
Cal
UKW
Cuba
KFRO
Bristol
Okla
Lalsa
Missouri State
Chicago
WEEI
Boston
WCAA
Elgin
Illirois
KFREX
Hastings
Neb
C.gerber
Euclid Avenue
Union Township Corrects Bid Date for Portable School
The Union Township school board issues a corrected advertisement changing the bid closing from August 25 to July 25 for a portable school building. Bidders are urged to note the corrected date to ensure timely completion before the term begins.
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Union Township
Union Township School Board
Over 4 Million Homes Use Electricity for Laundry
More than four million households wash by electricity now. Families complete a large weekly wash in about two hours, saving six to eight hours of hard labor on each washday.
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AGT
St. Cloud Building
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Lawrence Furniture Store
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NEW Castle Drug Corp
Mili
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Detroit
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Washington