Chicago Purchases Sugar At Six Cents A Pound
A broad summary of varied 191? news items notes sugar selling at 6 cents a pound in Chicago while wholesale loop grocers offer ten pounds at 4.7 cents. It also reports a Montana timber case verdict against A. B. Hammond for about 50 thousand dollars and other 1910s era events including inaugurations, health certificates, postal savings in Porto Rico, a Milwaukee mother killed by a car, a Chinese dynamite arrest, and Native American participation in a suffrage pageant.
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Chicago
A. B. Hammond
Montana
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
State Senate of
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Porto Rico
United States
Harry C. Langemo
Milwaukee
Decisive Moves in California Agriculture and Education
Fifty Alta district fruit growers move to form a cooperative selling agency modeled on the Citrus Fruit Exchange to control distribution. In Dinuba, First Lieutenant J. D. Parks earns an aero pilot license after a record accurate landing. Los Angeles jail visitors face a blanket ban following a kissing incident. Nurseries will be set up at public schools to aid working mothers and educate children in domestic duties. Dr. Emil Krulich warns Alaska natives face near- term decline due to disease. Prune market hints and crop forecasts signal a dry year ahead. A man sacrifices his feet to save his dog after an accident. A jury convicts Frank Carmichael of illegal liquor sales. he faces 200 days in jail. San Jose High School reshapes curriculum to guide students into suitable life work and professions.
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Alta District
Dinuba
Citrus Fruit Exchange
J. D. Parks
Fourteenth
United States Cavalry of
San Diego
Parks
Aero Club of America
Los Angeles
George Gallagher
Gallagher
Alaska
Emil Krulich
Public Health Service
Krulich
Federal Bureau of Education
San Jose
Santa Clara
Hugh McCormick
Southern Pacific
Santa Rosa
Lfe
McCormick
Carmichael
Frank Frazier
Tule River District
Frazier
Isham
Garden Street
San Jose High School
Hesperia Doings Show Busy Ranch Year On Tlamestead Slope
Ranchers plant 400 acres bald barley and 40 acres other grain while an orchard is set out around Tlamestead Slope. Rebuilt homes, new grapes, and continued plow work mark the season as water drops and the Santa Fe crew repairs rails near Lugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlamestead
Harhart
I. Tuttle
Thomas
J. Kuebler
Appleton Land & Water Co
W. BE. West
Santa Fe Extra
T. Hensen
Lugo
Victorville Fire Destroys Boone Cottage in $10 Penw Ave Blaze
A Friday morning fire in Victorville razed the four room Boone cottage at 10 Penw Ave, home of G W Smith. Firefighters led by Fred Osterhaut contained the blaze after the district faced widespread danger, with no insurance on the structure and the cause undetermined.
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Victorville
Boone
G.W. Smith
Fred Osterhaut
Doleh
C. BE. Vandever
Talmadge Bros
Delmar Ursechel
Lucerne Valley
Los Angeles
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Paonaso D'Opornello
New York
Almirante
Colon
Bessie Manhire
Butte, Mont
Joseph
San Francisco Bay
Civic League of Improvement Clubs of
San Francisco
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
I. A. Sutherland
State Board of Pharmacy
Sacramento
Sutherland
Dawn Mist
Three Bears
Glacier National Park
Mary Andrews Clark
Clark
Young Women’s Christian Association
California News
Hesperia Doings
San Joaquin Valley
Railway Realty & Investment Company
Hibernian
Cal
Bakersfield
Pasengers
Victor
Santa Fe
R. C. Reed
L. A. Clampitt Co
Podrasnik
T. F
Stephens Orchestra
San Bernardino
T. F. By Hall
Frank Gilbert
Walter Richardson
McGill
Higginson
Hesperia
Nesperia
Vernal Walters
The
Myron C. Penn
Salt Lake
Victorville Narrows
Nellie Harcraves
Bernice Consor
J. Eno
Los Angeles Rubber Co
California
Mark Law
Jim Monaghan
W. W. Hitchcock
C. Dew
John Thayer
W. Ei. Smyth
Pat Monaghan
Sly and Son
Alphonso Murphy
Here
John Crooks
Cushenbury Ranch
B. C. Dew
Davis County Nurseries
Ray
Utah
Fred Lang
Lang
Bob Lynch
Charlie Vandever
A. J. Willetts
Michigan
Helen Aument
Myrtle Bateman
Mrs. Grigsby
Nev
Geo. Z. Smith
Carrie Bennett
Bert Talmadge
Bert
Barney Oldfield
C. G Lewis
Jay Fetters
Newton’s Brands
R. M. Dillingham
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