Open pheasant season in California proposed with 3500 birds
The California Fish and Game Commission plans an open pheasant season starting December 1 for seven days in Inyo and Mono Counties. E H Lewis of Game-Bird Preparation delivered 3500 Chinese and Margolian pheasants from Yakima Valley Washington. Resident Deputies Carl Walters Ed Ober and wardens will supervise to prevent poaching.
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Yakima Valley
Washington
California
Owen's
Carl Walters
Ed Ober
Inve
Mono
Owens’ Valley
Fish and Game Commission
Farm Bureau Cow Testing Averages Reported
The Yolo and Solano Farm Bureau Cow Testing association for the month of June lists 955 animals tested with an average production of 709.6 pounds of milk and 30.3 pounds of butter fat. Forty three cows averaged over forty pounds of butter fat per month.
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Yolo and Solano
Monster tunnyfish lands in New Jersey beach
In Manasquan a 1,165 pound tunnyfish nearly fifteen feet long was hauled ashore by sixteen members of the Manasquan Fish Company power launch crew under Captain Helding Swanton. The catch was entangled in stake nets a mile off the beach.
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Manasquan
Manasqu@an Fish company
Helding Swanton
San Fernando Packing starts 1925 peach season
The San Fernando Packing company will hire 2506 to 300 workers through September 1 for peaches then for three to four months for tomatoes. Officials estimate about 1,500 tons of peaches or 75,000 cases, with the plant having packed 30,000 apricot cases last season and about $120,000 to be paid in wages this year.
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San Fernando
San Fernando Packing Company
Apricot Growers Near Hemet Anticipate $350000 Sale
Returns to apricot growers in the vicinity of Hemet Riverside county will approximate $350000 in the disposal of the 7300 ton crop. The crop was lower than normal in quantity but prices were better than for several years.
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Hemet
Riverside County
Mine Near Tadlow Booms Barium Ore Output
Harold Goodwin reports a three week start at his barium mine three and a half miles from Tadlow with 40 feet mined and over three years of ore available. He expects a car of ore shipped daily and ongoing hiring. The town upgrades street lighting along the National Old Trail Highway amid Chamber of Commerce delays. Many local residents travel to Los Angeles, Barstow, or Needles for business and leisure.
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Harold Goodwin
Croadwin
Goodwin
Tadlow
Areorge FE
Reed
Los Angeles
Jamy Lamaham
Zabriske
Jenifer
Cahill
Rasor
Tenopah
Death Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Weo Trinkle
Oklaloma City
Williams
LeRoy
Sadie Baker
Randshoro
Ludlow
Max Meyers
Bertha Siebert
Sakersfield
Genieve
Fred Clooney
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Clooney
Soa
Wheashington
Sacramento
Barstow
Steinberg
Mrs. Bottles
William Heartsell
Mertesi
Murphy Bros Ludlow Stage P.O. in Car Load Lots
Murphy Bros Ludlow California advertises stage service and wholesale Hercules powder, offering quoting before purchases and claiming authorized Ford and Fordson dealership status.
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Murphy Bros
Ludlow
Calif
P.O
Ford
Fordson
Ex President of Ecuador Plans Home in California
General Leonidas Plaza former president of Ecuador arrived in San Francisco with his family to settle here indefinitely. He travels in private capacity and will reside in San Francisco while seven children attend school locally. Two sons will enter the University of California in the fall term.
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San Francisco
Leonidas Plaza
Ecuador
United States
University of California
Bank robbery in Gadsden ends with cashier shot dead
Three bandits robbed the Gadsden State bank at Gadsden near Yuma Arizona. They fatally shot cashier C. K. Hobbs when he tried to halt them. Deputies say the suspects were Mexicans. The amount looted remains undetermined as the robbers escaped on horseback.
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Yuma, Ariz
Gadsden
Here
C. K. Hobbs
Hobbs
Postmaster Convention Brings Trustmaster A A True to Los Angeles
Trustmaster A A True spent the weekend in Los Angeles attending the postmaster convention. He participated in discussions on mail service improvements and networked with postal officials and colleagues from several states. The event highlighted emerging standards and regional cooperation.
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Trustmaster
A. A. True
Los Angeles
That City
Desert land final proof notice for Caroll Evvans
Department of the Interior notice from U S Land Office Los Angeles announces Caroll Evvans of Santa Monica seeks final proof under the 1915 act for SE 1 4 Sec 35 Tp 10 N R 3 E B M. Filing date Jan 17 1915. Hearing Sept 1 1925 at 9 00 A M. Witnesses include John T Carroll Flora A Carroll Adolph Nevarez Charles Wrest Now Ceal. Not Withdrawn. B B Smith, Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Caroll Evvans
Bay Street
Santa Monica
Register
Los Angles
John T. Carroll
Flora A. Carroll
Mills & Kinsley
Pomona
Adolph Nevarez
Charles Wrest
Ceal
B. B. Smith
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Fornias
Floyd Marvin
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Daggett, California
Sid
Petes Shie
A. P. Ring
Ludlow News
C. J. Fox
H. B. Wilkenson
The
Highway Crew
J. A. Clark
Newberry
Mar. Clark
Lee Yim
Desert Inn
Carmen Lopez
Salvador
Visalia
Nofee
New
Henderson
Hueter
Bass
Hueter Aints and
Veter
Cunningham Pharmacy
Barstow, California
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