California News Roundup Highlights Downstate Events
A sweep of California items notes Prank Freeman dying in San Francisco, Lassen park visitation projected at 25000, sidewalk stands funding in San Francisco, five hundred high school principals at Santa Cruz, Trinity County paying 130 monthly per pupil, South San Francisco trustee and mayor loses by a vote, and mining bureau plans in Placer County. Reports cover trials, bank reopenings, hydraulic mining, baby show honors, wines released from prohibition, and various civic developments across cities like Oroville, Chico, Pasadena, and Fresno with court actions, accidents, and civic projects.
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San Francisco
George Holston
Placer County
Mining Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Supervisors
Chico
Knights Templar
California
Pasadena
Order
J. Albert Dole
Pomona
Royal and Select Masons
Grand Council
Old Fox
Bald Mountain
Sonoma
Sacramento Valley Bank
Biggs
State Bank Examiner
Oroville
Western Pacific
Oliver Avenue
High Street
Sacramento
Police Department
Yuba
Bullard’s Bar
Thais
Jack Mendes
Dunnigan
Federal Prohibition Office
Brothers of Santa Rosa
Dry Creek
Placerville
el Dorado Mining & Development Company
Guilford
Mother Lode
Richardson
William A. Hard
Los Angeles
San Quentin Penitentiary
Fred Skeen
Sans Neck
Siskiyou County
Tudor
Jack Ashford
Don Anastacio Feliz
Griffith Park
Hollywood Police
James Taylor
Monterey County
San Jose
California Institute of Technology
Charles F. Dillon
Fresno
Dillon
California Farm News Brightens as Breeders See Revival
Nia Tulare county reports higher demand for stock this season, with prices expected to rise as breeding interest grows. Sub tropical horticulture and citriculture courses head to Riverside from June 28 to August 9, while Southern California apple standards push for year round inspection. Walnut growers elect officers. Hodgs On shifts to sub tropical horticulture. Baron Long buys Valle de las Viejas ranch for cattle and race horses. Cantloupes, honeydews, watermelons, casabas and Persians expand plantings. hops fetch 31 cents a pound as Sonoma increases acreage. Vacaville cherries fetch record $100 in Chicago, and Oroville expects 20 percent more rice under western canal. Calipatria grapefruit crop expands with 4000 trees planted by Vail and ten acres by Corn brothers.
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College of Agriculture
Riverside
Sonoma County
Roads Built Right, Helena Engineer Urges Cautious Paving
Helena Montana city engineer Troy Carmichael argues in Engineering News Record that most US highways need staged paving, not rush jobs. He endorses aging subgrades, gradual surface upgrades from dirt to asphalt, and funding the next level when maintenance cost exceeds bond yields.
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Troy Carmichael
Helena
Montana
Engineering News Record
United States
Radio 10 Helps Farmers With Tabloid Agriculture Talks
Radio stations in several states broadcast Tuesday and Wednesday evenings presenting scientific farming ideas in crisp form. The movement aims to double farm revenue through proper soil prep and methods, aided by county agents and experiments stations as they push knowledge to farmers and farm youth alike.
How to Make High Grade Soft Creamy Centered Chocolates
In this home kitchen guide Verner Morris offers chocolate coating directions for creating high quality centered chocolates at home. The complete dipping directions are mailed postpaid for $1.00 from Box 94 Pomona California.
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Verner Morris
Pomona
Cal
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Whittier
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University of California College of Agriculture
Baron Long
San Diego
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San Diego Uplands
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