State Reorganization Called To Curb Wasteful Government
The article argues for sweeping state government reform in California. It critiques a costly machine of parasitic, nonessential jobs funded by taxpayers. It cites $300 monthly expense accounts and $500 monthly salaries as emblematic of waste. Reorganization is urged to eliminate fictitious posts and streamline state operations.
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San Diego
California
Sacramento
Merriam
Hawaiians Broadcast Yells From Phonograph Records
In Los Angeles the University of Hawaii students staged a quirky display during a game with a California team. They used phonograph records of their school yells transmitted via loud speakers to rally their side from afar.
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Los Angeles
University of Hawaii
L. A
Gridley Maggie the shepherd dog produces ten pups
A shepherd dog named Maggie Gridley has a new litter of ten puppies. Her record over the past five years shows a batting average of 130.
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Gridley
Maggie
Fitzwater Leads World Largest Sunday School Class
Rev P B Fitzwater D D directs the world’s largest Sunday School class through The Shafter Press an outreach linking readers across thousands of papers. As Moody Bible Institute Chicago director his interdenominational scope reflects Moody’s multi church faculty while he presents Bible lessons Homiletics apologetics and theology to this broad audience.
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Shafter Press
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Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Moody School
Where the Wild Waters Flow Poem by Theodore F Bayless
A poem extols leaving civilization for a remote canyon camp by a river. The speaker seeks solitude in a mountain stream, laments city life, and envisions a simple, nature bound existence under stars with birdsong and whispering winds. The verse contrasts the wild camp with commerce and vice, celebrating rural peace.
California Counties Cut Their Names By Earl Lee Kelly
An archival survey outlines California counties San Diego San Francisco San Joaquin created February 18 1850. It traces San Diego San Francisco and San Joaquin histories from early explorations Mars Ser ra Serra and Portola era through agricultural abundance water resources and notable landmarks. The document lists populations and areas and notes economic strengths such as harbors irrigation and major bridges.
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Earl Lee Kelly
San Diego County
California
San Diego de Alcala
James of
Alcala
Sebastian Vizcaino
Bay of
San Diego
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
San Miguel
Columbus
Fair Land of America
East Indies
Don Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
Bay
United States
Coronado
Cabrillo National Monument
Rockwell Field
Army Air Base
Naval Air Station
Carriso Gorge
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Francis Drake
Drake’s Bay
Golden Gate
Padre Junipero Serra
Spain
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Don Gaspar de Portola
Baja
Lower California
Yerba Buena Cove
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
San Joaquin County
Mary
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Joaquin
Moraga
Valley
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Buena Vista Lake
San Joaquin
Calaveras
Sierra ,Nevada
Stanislaus
Stockton
Sacramento-San Joaquin
San Joaquin Delta
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
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