California Exports and Naval Changes Noted in Brief Miscellany
The report cites California flour and wheat exports totaling 19.252 million dollars for the year ending June 30, and last year’s wheat crop valued at 25 million. It notes Fort Sullivan at Eastport Maine to be dismantled by Gen Sher idan, with flagstaff kept if sunrise to sunset hoisting is arranged. Also records a Plymouth area G A R reunion, Vienna Exposition travel by T W Bicknell, City of Washington disaster talk by Rev John Gray, and a California exchange item on organdy cactus fence used in Mexico.
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