Publisher's Synopsis
The Pacific Service Magazine was a monthly publication produced by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, providing news and information about the company's operations and the communities it served. This volume covers the period from July 1930 to April 1933, and includes articles on topics such as hydroelectric power, rural electrification, and the company's efforts to support the arts. With its mix of technical information and human interest stories, this magazine is an intriguing snapshot of a bygone era.
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