California farm notes mix of projects and agriculture reports
Dunsmuir hosts another silver fox farm building. Holy Cross academy planned for Fresno on a 100 acre site. Alta Vista town rises between Niles and Hayward. Oakland to get a cotton gin before 1825 crop. Imperial Valley fair in Brawley set for December 26. Cattlemen meet in San Francisco December 12 to 13. Imperial Valley Citrus consolidation formed. Lady Korndyke Canary Johanna, 1000 pound butterfat, owned by L. B. Van Blaricen. SF milk transport covers 134 miles daily, 5320 gallons. Cattle killed near Clifton, AZ from oleander waste. Ayrshire club meets in Oakland December 15. Sudan grass in Antelope valley supports dairy use. Van Pelt becomes Imperial Valley Mid Winter Fair secretary. Labor demand in California slightly down. former grape pickers shift to oranges and apples. Kadota fig potential in Yucaipa. a new nursery aims to supply fig trees. Davis College transfer rumors spark Woodland group to defend local program. 36 tons sugar beets per acre on fifty acres by F. S. King in Yolo County. $375 per acre. Wheat crop: 27000+ acres in Sacramento treated with copper carbonate dust. good control of wheat smut. seed use may be reduced by ten percent.
Narrow Escape as Hinkley Rancher Fights Wild Cow
E M Kinslow of Hinkley narrowly escaped a gore from a range cow that broke a fence and entered a water reservoir. Neighbors George Harper and Will Kinslow aided. Will fired a shotgun but the cow charged, leading Kinslow to shoot and kill it. A prior incident nearby involved a range steer frightening a boy, raising calls for action on livestock on ranges and water provisions.
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E. M. Kinslow
Hinkley
Heard
George Trarper
Mr. Kinslow
Mr. Kinstow
Mr. Harper
Hinkleys
San Bernardino
Hakley Valley
Osdick Sues California Rand Over Mine Debris Damages
P J Osdick, namesake of Osdick town, files a $125000 suit against California Rand Silver Corp known as the Kelly mine in San Bernardino. He alleges debris and mine waste drain from the Kelly mine has damaged his adjoining property where he drilled 24 shafts, reducing value from 200000 to a loss of ability to operate or lease.
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San Bernardino
P. J. Osdick
Osdick
Californiaaand Silver Corporation
Kelly Mine
Kelly
California plans stronger fish and game patrol force
The state fish and game commission plans to appoint eight to ten new wardens across California to strengthen enforcement and protect wildlife. It also aims to upgrade Klamath river egg-taking facilities to boost salmon propagation, responding to sportsmen requests amid a perceived wardens shortage. George Neale, secretary, notes demand for protection. H Robert Braden discusses the 1925-27 budget as forthcoming and user friendly.
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State Fish and Game Commission
California
Klamath River
George Neale
Prison high school proposed for San Quentin inmates
The Pathfinders of America, a group of convicts and ex convicts, asked the state board of prison directors to authorize a San Quentin prison high school equal in standing to external schools. The faculty would be inmates who are college graduates, offering a course identical to the state board of education high school program. Graduates would be eligible for state universities and other diploma accepting institutions.
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San Quentin
The
Pathfinders of America
State Board of Prison Directors
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Dunsmuir
Siskiyou County
Holy Cross Academy
Fresno
Alta Vista
Niles
Hayward
Alameda County
Oakland
Stanislaus County
Brawley
Imperial County
California Cattlemen’s Annual Meeting
San Francisco
Imperial Valley Citrus Association
Lady Korndyke Canary
Soledad
Clifton
Arizona
California Ayrshire Club
Antelope Valley
Los Angeles County
W. W. van Pelt
Southern California Fair
Filverside
Imperial
Pacific Division
U.S. Department of Labor
Yucaipa
College of Agriculture At
Davis
University of California At Berkeley
Woodland
King
Yalo County
Sacramento
Barstow
Sal Bernardino Valley Bank
Barstow, California
Cunningham Pharmacy
H. Robert Braden
State Board of Control
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