Dinner Party at Graham Home Honors June Born Kin
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Graham hosted a dinner at 112 Commercial areaet in honor of four relatives with June birthdays. Guests included Mrs. Earle Cook and her Los Angeles son, C. C. Taylor, Arthur Lee Graham, and others. Cakes decorated in yellow and white featured candles marking ages.
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O. L. Graham
Commercial Areaet
Earle Cook
Los Angeles
C. C. Taylor
Arthur Lee Graham
John Wightman
Graham
Cook
George A. Graham
Jean
Dorothy
John Wightman, Jr
Clarence (. Taylor
Co. L. Graham and
Mrs Howard Ware Hosts Delightful Children Party
With school closed last week, Mrs. Howard Ware held a charming home party and piano recital for her young students. The afternoon featured piano solos and duets, brief musical games, and dainty refreshments with favors. Mrs Frank Ware assisted in serving.
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Howard Ware
Ware
Frank Ware
Lumberport Los Angeles Harbor Stretches Across Nation
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce declares in its June issue that in the past two years lumber entering Los Angeles Harbor could build a four foot fence along every mile of paving in eight states and the District of Columbia. If sawn into boards one inch by eight inches, the lumber would create a board track enabling a motorcycle to ride 35 miles per hour for six years and four months, equivalent to about 26 world trips.
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Los Angeles Harbor
California
Colorado
Illinois
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Southern California
Los Angeles
Libel Trial Focuses on Sanguinetti Dairy Preservative Use
In Yuma Arizona on June 15 the trial of publisher George W. Lynn continued with rebuttal witnesses. Prosecution aims to disprove dairy cows were tubercular and justify formaldehyde use to preserve milk. Milk workers testified no preservatives were used and former store manager Harry Duty denied ever stocking formaldehyde.
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Yuma
Ariz
George W. Lynn
E. F. Sanguinetti
Sanguinetti
New York
Harry Duty
Fate of Briceburg El Portal highway under construction
California plans to complete the Briceburg to El Portal highway by 1926 as convict labor accelerates. A 250-man force works between Briceburg and South Fork while eight miles remain to Yosemite Valley, with August tentatively marking camp abandonment and a possible fall 1926 finish.
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Merced River
State of
California
Briceburg
Ben Milliken
el Portal
Yosemite Valley
South Fork
Ee] Portal
Mrs Washburn of Bellflower Visits Daughter
Mrs A Washburn of Bellflower is visiting this week with her daughter Mrs Elmer in Page.
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A. Washburn
Bellflower
Elmer. Page
Labor saving gear chosen by experts for big plants
Experts in industrial operations determine the purchase of labor saving equipment based on facts and tested performance rather than guesswork or speculation. The decision process emphasizes verified data, efficiency gains, and measurable outputs before buying.
San Jacinto Approves New Sewer System
San Jacinto council approves a $60,000 sewer system to serve the business district, high and Brammar school areas, and much of the residential zone. The project is funded by property taxes and aims to pave the way for a renewed California Milk Producers creamery and possibly a Castle Cheese factory reopening or relocation. Adolph H. Koebig of Koebig & Koebig spoke in support at the meeting.
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San Jacinto
California Milk Producers Association
Castle Cottage Cheese Company
Castle Company
Visalia
Los Angeles
Brammar
Corona School Board Seeks Bids for 1925 26 Supplies
Corona California June 15 1925 notice that the Corona School Board will open bids for general school supplies for the 1925 1926 school year on Tuesday July 7 at 1 30 p m at the Superintendent’s office in the High School building on West Sixth Street.
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Corona
Calif
Public bid notice from Brea and Bell Town supplies
The Board invites sealed bids for supplies with bids obtainable from the office of Superintendent Glen D. Wight. The Board may reject any or all bids. Signed by Clerk Harry M. May. Also noting Brea Brick Co and Bell Town planned project costs and outputs.
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Madras
Lyman’s
Maytag
Main St
Maytag Dealers
Adolph H. Koebig
Koebig & Koebig
Los Angeles Engineers
Gates Fiotel Os Angeles
Liallailanes Collies
Harry M. May
Brea
Brea Brick Co
Ile
Bell Town
Corona-Riverside
Riverside
Pacific Electric
Pacific Electric Railway
T. F. Shafer