Mining claim labor claim notice from California 1925
Notice by J. Saylin stating expenditure of 2700 dollars for labor and improvements on multiple Grey Copper and Shadow Mountain mining claims in San Bernardino County California for the year July 1 1924 to July 1 1925 to hold claims under Revised Statutes and state law. It lists claim numbers and owners including rani J. Grth and A. J. Saylin and warns noncontributing owners their interests may revert to the claimant. Also includes a court notice from Kern County Justice Court regarding a published summons in Barstow Printer and related proceedings.
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SU Tuury
United States
Rani J. Grth Coeceesseess
A. J. Saylin
Los Angeles
California
B.D. Foster
Rendsburg Cima Bimetalic Corp
Gavaber
Barry Sakal’s
William Wedcoff
George Thonas
Thomas Carss
Edward
Ellie
Eleventh Township
Calfornia
Simmons
Barstow
San Bernardino
Anto California
Kern County
State of
Tee Efpore
Jm B. Cramer
Willows
Glenn County
Marin County
San Anselmo
Merced suit on alienation ends in jury deadlock after seven hours
A $29,000 alienation of affections case filed by Mrs An nette E Caruthers of Del Rio against Mrs Ethel Lena Smith in Merced ended with a twelve woman jury reporting a hung verdict after seven hours of deliberation Judge Rector presiding The report could not reach a verdict in the contentious suit
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Merced
Annette E. Caruthers
Del
Ethel Lena Smith
Rector
San Francisco
Prune Harvest Labor Outlook in Santa Clara Valley
No shortage of labor is anticipated for the prune harvest in the Santa Clara valley. Growers expect sufficient workers to gather the crop, supporting a smooth harvest season.
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Santa Clara Valley
Fifth annual Placer County Fruit Growers convention at Auburn
Farm Advisor R. D. McCallum announces the fifth annual Placer County Fruit Growers convention will be held in Auburn on October 6 and 7. Woodland growers predict rice crops heading well with harvest expected early October. George S. Fraley and associates buy 160 acres near Soda Springs to operate as a fox farm. California Co Operative Crop Reporting Service notes crops statewide in fine condition.
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Placer County
Auburn
R. D. McCallum
Yalo County
George S. Fraley
Telegraph Company
Soda Springs
California Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Department of Agriculture
RE. E. Kaufman
Agricultural Statistician
Unseasonably Cold August Delays Sonoma Tomato Cannery
Unusually cold August weather worries Sonoma valley grape growers and tomato farmers. Sebastiani cannery, set to start tomato processing in late August, will remain closed for an unspecified period due to the cold spell.
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Sonoma Valley
Sebastiani
California Opens Road Inspections To Curb Invasive Goods
The California department of agriculture has maintained inspections on main roads entering the state for four years to study the impact of tourists and to prevent contraband fruits plants or insects injurious to agriculture from entering California.
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California Department of Agriculture
California
Placer County Ships Record Pear Crop to Markets
County horticultural commissioner C. K. Turner estimates Placer County has shipped about one thousand cars of pears to eastern markets this season. Turner calls it the largest pear crop in the county’s history, noting that the 800-car mark had never been reached before.
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Placer County
C. K. Turner
Turner
Tulare farmer expects record cotton harvest this fall
B Hunsaker of Tulare plans to harvest one of Tulare county’s most profitable crops this fall. He farms 240 acres of cotton in the Bliss district, up from over 100 acres last year. Last season he averaged about a bale per acre, and this year prospects show a 50 to 100 percent higher yield.
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B. Hunsaker
Tulare
Tulare County
Bliss
Tulare County Apple Harvest Underway in Key Districts
Apple gathering in Tulare county is underway with most fruit from Three Rivers and Springville. Plains apples already picked, but larger acreage will not be harvested until mid October or early November. The overall crop is reported to meet a reasonable standard this year.
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Tulare County
Three Rivers
Springville
Largest Persian melon at Tulare county fair praised
A thirty pound Persian melon displayed at the Tulare county fair in Porterville, grown on the L. N. Cornell property by Harry Holden, was praised as one of the most perfect and largest melons seen in Tulare county and perhaps the state.
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Tulare County
Tulare
L. N. Cornell
Harry Holden
Navy orders inspection to curb fruit fly pests in ports
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur issues sweeping directive allowing agricultural officers to inspect all naval craft in California and other U.S. ports to prevent introduction of the Oriental fruit fly and related plant pests, announced by Lee A. Strong, assistant state director of agriculture.
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Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
California
Lee A. Strong
Water project at Melones progresses for year round irrigation
Work on both the railroad and the dam proper at Melones above Oakdale advances in a fairly satisfactory manner. Directors and engineers expect, barring unforeseen accidents, that ranchers will begin benefiting from a year round water supply next season for the Oakdale and South San Joaquin irrigation districts.
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Melones
Oakdale
South San Joaquin
Kern County Fruit Carload Totals Reported by Horticultural Chief
Horticultural Commissioner Whit C. Barber released figures showing Kern County shipped 2,681 cars of fruit and vegetables in the past fiscal year, excluding 2,441 cars of grapes. For grapes, Shafter sent 6,561 cars and Delano 613. Other produce included apples 23, apricots 23, cantaloupes 845, lettuce 181, oranges 172, peaches 47, pears 58, plums 38, pomegranates 6, potatoes 511, watermelons 768, and turnips 8 with carrots 1.
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Kern County
Whit C. Barber
Shafter
Delano
San Francisco Cattle and Hog Markets Report Sept 19
Cattle for the week total 3500 head across 122 cars with Nevada Utah and California origin. Prices show top around 8.25 to 8.40 for light weight steers. calves and heifers move variedly with belownormal demand. Hogs chiefly California 150-200 lb at 15.00 15.25. lambs around 12.50 to 14.50 with 70-80 lb sheep still slow to dress. Unloads 6000 hogs and 18000 sheep. month receipts ~40 percent under last year.
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San Francisco
California
Express
Orle
Nevadas
Utahs
Butter and Cheese Market Report from 1920s Trade Desk
Butter prices held steady as market activity stayed fair while buyers bought only for current needs. Receipts were light and stocks drew from storage. Navy seeks 84,000 pounds of butter for October delivery. Cheese activity scarce but steady with light receipts and rising storage shortfall. Eggs show moderate demand for extras and pallets, with higher prices for extras and unchanged for pallets. Cold storage holdings rise again, now 16,685 units short of 1924 levels. Closing tone remains steady to firm.
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Navy Department
Misplaced Knowledge in History Test Results
American students across 1,658 test papers confuse Ma Ferguson with Mexico’s president, Babe Ruth, Teapot Dome as a Washington building, and mix Mussolini with Jolson, Batting Siki, and Billy Sunday in annual current history exams by Review of Reviews.
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New York
Ma” Ferguson
Texas
Mexico
Babe Ruth
Teapot Dome
Washington
Mussolini
Bat- Jing’ Siki
al Jolson
Billy Sunday
Review of Reviews
Weave r Ed Wuensch Extends Fast for Catarrh Cure
Edmund Wuensch a Union City NJ weaver extends his fast beyond the planned thirty six days to forty days and forty nights in a bid to cure catarrh. He continues working though weakened and drinks two glasses of water daily.
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Union City
N. J
Edmund Wuensch
Wuensch
New Ambassador to Japan Named by President Coolidge
President Coolidge tentatively selects Charles Mac Veagh a New York attorney as ambassador to Japan and submits the name to Tokyo for approval. MacVeagh belongs to the firm Stetson Jennings Russell at 15 Broad Street and is related to Franklin MacVeagh former secretary of the treasury under Taft.
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Washington
Coolidge
Charles MacVeagh
New York
Japan
Tokio
MacVeagh
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Broad Street
Franklin MacVeagh
Treasury
Taft
Traffic Duty Is Dangerous Sacramento
California highway traffic officers face severe risk per state motor vehicle figures. Of under 1650 officers, five were killed and forty injured in the last two years, with 84 percent killed or injured under the jurisdiction of Motor Vehicle Superintendent Will H. Marsh.
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Sacramento
California
Motor Vehicle Department
Will H. Marsh
Yosemite Park Hits Visitor Record In Season
Yosemite National Park reported a season high of 204,499 visitors, reflecting strong tourism. California developments include San Mateo post office selection, highway completions, and county tax rate decisions amid a busy period for the state.
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Yosemite National Park
Union
San Mateo
Davis-Woodland
Davis Y
Dixon
Yolo County
Paving Company
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