Charming wedding yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Slaten
Miss Florence Alves wed Mr Slaten in a morning ceremony performed by Rev PB Washburn. Guests included W T Blackman LB Young Otis Ballard and others. Pink carnations and roses decorated the rooms with a beaded white georgette gown and a bouquet of white roses. The couple will honeymoon in Los Angeles.
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Plorence
Ee Alves
Ofture
Washburn
Helen
Alves
Corona
Slaten
Bowen's Grocery
W. T. Blackman
LB. Young
Otis Ballard
A. H
Roy Cross
Slater
Bird Cross
February 1920 Proves Wettest for Years
February 1920 is described as among the wettest in years with 14 rainy days out of 29 and 15 cloudy days. By morning, the storm added about 0.30 inch, bringing the season total to 7.51 inches versus 4.45 inches at this date last year. Records suggest March should bring more rain, forecasting continued wet weather.
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Beason
Weathen
Gaage
Temescal Water Company
Miss Floy Gleason Leads In Neatness And Originality
Miss Floy Gleason continues to lead in neatness originality and correctness of her solution to the ing letters as published in Saturday's Guide Page. Other winners whose letters were received today include Clayton Watrous Adeline Mot Morrell Mrs J T Bess Helen Miller Kathleen Wilbur Lucille Songer Velma Misenheimer.
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Floy ‘Gleason
Ing
Lucille Songer
Velma Misenheimer
Hill Davis and Benedict Buy Drug Store
Messrs Hill Davis and Benedict buy a drug store and plan to increase stock and modernize the shop. Mr Hill remains Santa Fe local agent. Davis and Benedict take personal charge of the store to run it going forward.
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Hill
Davis
Benedict
H. Davis
The
Santa Fe
Attempted Bank Loot in Vallejo Foiled
An unsuccessful heist at the Bank of Suisun in Solano County aimed to seize over a million dollars. Robbers drilled three vault holes but fled frightened, escaping in a stolen car from the estate of the late Col R D Robbing, one of California's wealthiest men.
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Vallejo
Bank of Suisun
Solano County
Col. R. D. Robbing
California
U S Steel Not A Trust Says Court
The United States Steel Corporation is not a trust under Sherman antitrust law and need not dissolve. The decision, handed down today, follows a long-running suit with major figures in finance and industry named as defendants. Justices McReynolds and Brandeis did not participate. four votes for the ruling, with dissent by Day and Clarke.
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Washington
United States” Steel Corporation
United States
Supreme Court
Seleee Ereitney
Day
Clarke
McReynolds
Brandeis
Newcomer Father Hails Birth of Vincent Wade Masters
Frank Masters of English and Masters reports strong business in farm supplies and fuel. His son Vincent Wade Masters arrived yesterday and is described as a fine baby who will have a birthday only once every four years.
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Frank Masters
English & Masters
Vincent Wade Masters
Vincent
Senator Bankhead of Alabama Dies After Illness
Senator Bankhead of Alabama died today after several weeks illness. He was born in the years after the Confederate era and served during the Civil War period, with early career in public service noted in the obituary.
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Washington
Bankhead
Alabama
Senator Bankhead
California Farm Bureau Extends Activities Across State
The annual report of Prof. B H Crocheron shows California farm bureaus expanding with 35 county advisers 17 assistants and 9 home demonstration agents. They answered 13 774 farm visits 25 116 farm visits to advisers offices served 47 306 information seekers and 20 770 members in county bureaus. 5479 meetings drew 206 475 attendees with 3363 field demonstrations and 1171 fete meetings hosting 417 372 people. Marketing efforts include livestock auction sales initiated from Australia.
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Istantfarm
California
Auestralia
Ghost Haunt Near Highgrove Reported by Radke Family
Highgrove resident John Radke claims a haunting lasts for a month with nightly apparitions. A spectral hand purportedly removes covers and shakes beds while the family and neighbors observe dimly lit manifestations each evening.
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Radke
W. W. Ayers
Highgrove
Riverside Enterprise
Neighbors Propose Ghost Walk Event for Community Spring
A group of neighbors proposes a ghost walk as a community event. Organizers seek volunteers and local sponsorship to plan routes, costumes, and safety measures for a Halloween season fundraiser. Local venues and dates to be announced.
Berkshire Breed Promotion Push by Western Congress
The Western American Berkshire Congress led by James Mills of Hamilton City plans an aggressive drive to popularize Berkshire hogs on the West Coast. A field man may be hired to train dogs for show and sales and engage breeders. Nearly $1000 was raised, dues may rise, and an assessment could be levied. The Anchorage farm under Mrs. FE A Hardy expanded mail order sales coast to coast and internationally. Mrs Hardy was reelected a director of the congress.
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Western American Congress
West Coast
Western American Berkshire Congress
James Mills
Hamilton City
Riverside
Berkshire
Congress
West
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Berkshires
FE. A. Hardy
Anchorage Farm
Orland
Anchorage
Hardy
The
Western Berkshire Congress
California Oranges Show Stronger On New York Market
New York reports ten carloads of oranges and three of lemons sold today with oranges up 11 to 20 cents and prices averaging 4.42 to 7.55 dollars per box. Orchard brand led at 7.85 dollars, lemons up 70 cents with averages from 6.00 to 6.50 per box.
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New York
United States Coast Guard Cadet Examinations Announced
The Coast Guard announces competitive exams starting April 4 for appointment as cadets and cadet engineers at the Coast Guard Academy New London. Age limits apply. cadets receive pay similar to Navy midshipmen and cadet engineers higher monthly stipends. Graduates are commissioned as third lieutenants. exams aim for merit and convenience for candidates.
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United States Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
Teo
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Navy
Academy
Army
American Cow Feeds Europe Bigger Milk Exports Rise
A National City Bank of New York report notes American dairy exports surged after 1914, led by condensed milk shipped to 90 countries including France and Asia. In 1919 output reached nearly a billion pounds with export value around 125 million dollars, tenfold the prewar level.
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U. S
National City Bank of New York
United States
Volonies
Europe
France
Band of 2ipsies Visit Town and Scurry After Chase
A duo of alleged swindlers stopped at Main and Sixth, then set out for food. Chief Redang pursued them, sending the two suspects toward their cars on West Sixth Street, leaving town with a poor reception.
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Main
Sixth Streets
Harris and Son Improve Store Facade Progress
Harris and Son report satisfactory progress on renovating their business place. The contemplated changes are evident and expected to yield a marked improvement in the store’s overall appearance.
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Harris & Son
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Senate Treaty Action
Fragmentary text references the 8 n ate and Senators acting on a treaty soon. Mentions farmer organizations and campaign timing. Readable facts are limited. no clear names, dates, or places emerge.
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Ate
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STEEL
Supreme
Ala
B. H. Percheron
LL. C
Farm Bureau
B. H. Crocheron
College of California
John Radke
N. Y
Atlantic
West Indies
Canal Zone
Tnider
Vos. Coast Guard
Washington, D. C
CIA
Coast Guard Academy of the Service
Hh. G, Hamlep
U. S. Coast Guard
Orient
South America
Arran Unds
Corona National
Bank
Asia
Oceania
Africa
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