Pasadena's Civic Loan Bank Powers City Growth
Pasadena, California built a municipally owned light and power plant twenty five years ago and used profits to fund major projects. The plant has earned up to 708,026 in a year, financed a civic auditorium police station golf links and a branch library, while keeping electricity rates among the lowest in the state.
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Pella
Pasadena
California
Civic Autorium
Civic Loan Bank
United States
Light Department
Munici- Ilight
Pacific Coast
Greens
Friends of the
Boulder Dam
Southern California Edison Company
Edison Company
Edison
Benjamin F. DeLanty
Los Angeles
Don't Be Foolish About Money Banks Should Remain Solvent
A dated exhortation warns against bank runs, insisting solvent banks can endure without mass withdrawals. It argues full immediate repayment to all depositors is unnecessary and harmful, comparing bank reserves to coffins and urging the public to keep funds deposited to let banks continue functioning.
Jan H. Van Zee Dies After Illness at Cutlerville Hospital
Jan H. Van Zee, age 80 years 11 months and 27 days, died last week Wednesday at the Christian Psychopathic hospital in Cutlerville Michigan where he had been an inmate for four years. Funeral services were held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Andrew Vander Wal’s home and at 2:00 p.m. at the Second Christian Reformed church officiated by Rev. D Hollebeek. Born in Holland February 14, 1851, he emigrated to America.
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Jan H. van Zee
Christian Psychopathic Hospital
Cutlerville
Mich
Andrew Vander Wal
Franklin Street
Second Christian Reformed Church
Rev
D. Hollebeek
Holland
Mr. van Zee
America
Life记 of Pioneer Farmer Van Zee Near Pella
Twenty four years ago he settled near Pella and farmed southeast of the city for many years. He was survived by three sons Fred John and Henry Van Zee and a daughter Mrs William Stursma of Pella and another son Will Van Zee of Holland. He left one brother Fred Van Zee of New Holland. Mrs Van Zee died seventeen years ago.
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Pella
van Zee
Fred
John
Henry van Zee
Willam Stursma
Will van Zee
Holland
Fred van Zee
New Holland
Tomato grower control of blight through deep fall plowing
The blight disease can be controlled by deeply and completely plowing under all crop remains and other dead organic matter in the fall. Spraying or dusting alone is not an easy or effective method.
Wear poe Bloves to protect the hands when dye
A quoted aphorism appears amid fragmentary text about life patterns and personal work. The legible portion features a misquoted or garbled line suggesting a moral instruction from a Phillips Brooks source. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear news details.
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Phillips Brooks
Vary Tartness With Lemon Grapefruit Juice in Dressing
A brief ad style note from The Pella Chronicle urging readers to vary tartness in French dressing using lemon or grapefruit juice or tarragon vinegar. Also promotes typewriting services and 100 sheet bond paper at 26 cents. Chronicle Want Ads promise results.
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Pella
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