Ambition and politics shift in Congress and Guam farming
The piece notes changing treatment of insurgents and progressives in Congress, with Poindexter as a lone progressive in the Senate and broader acceptance of differing views. It also discusses beef supply shortages, rising prices, and Guam’s plan to raise American cattle to supply markets, citing land, climate, and tropical vegetation as advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Washington
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Norris
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Louisiana
Senate
Mr. Poindexter
Clapp
Bristow
Poindexter
Representative Mann
Victor Murdock
Guam
West
Island
Deserted Dalgonar Ship Found With Only Black Cat Aboard
The 30 crew and Captain J Ibister vanish after the Dalgonar, a fast California wheat trader, is found 1300 miles off Callao. The lone sign of life is a gaunt black cat perched on the forward house as a Marie crew reports a hurried flight and missing masts and rigging.
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San Francisco
Pacific
California
Callao
Peru
Dalgonar
J. Ibister
Marie
Ferdinand Moircet
Shields
England
Moircet
Daigonar
Taltal
Chile
Durand
Ali
Vessels Abandoned After Burning with Rigging adrift
Captain Moircet estimated the vessels had been abandoned for ten to twenty days as pieces of rigging floated nearby. The compass and other instruments valuable to small-boat crews were missing from the scene.
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Moircet
Lee Davison Circulates Pardon Petition in Corona
Lee Davison collected about 100 signatures on a petition to Governor Simeon E. Baldwin seeking a pardon or commutation for Mrs. Bessie Wakefield, condemned for murder. He forwarded the sheet to Hartford, promoting clemency measures.
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Lee Davison
Corona
Simeon EB. Baldwin
Connecticut
Bessie Wakefield
Lfe
Davison
Hartford
Electric lights reach Citrus Belt tract residents
Secretary Feuerborn of the Citrus Belt Land Company reports Pacific Light and Power is installing electric lighting in the Citrus Belt tract north of the city. Already twenty five families are connected to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feuerborn
Citrus Belt Land Company
Pacific Light and Power Company
New Cannery Planned for Santa Ana After Fire Loss
A cannery is to be constructed in Santa Ana to replace the plant recently destroyed by fire, signaling recovery and industrial renewal for the community.
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Santa Ana
Walnut growers ship 25 carloads from Puente new packing house
Puente growers report twenty five carloads of walnuts shipped this season from the town’s new packing house erected by the La Puente Valley Walnut Growers association. The facility marks the first year of operation for the cooperative packing plant.
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Puente
la Puente Valley
Walnut Growers Association
Corona Indians Split Doubleheader With Girls Dominant
In Saturday action Corona beats Indian boys 19 to 14 while Indian girls rout Corona 34 to 1. Corona boys rally after halftime but fall short. next week's return games at Sherman Institute.
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Corona
Indians
C. H. L. Boys
Miss Clark
Corolla
Coroka
Pomona
Belle Haldebrand
Mary Wildcat
Mary Garcia
Andrea Frajillo
Irene Ferris
Lillian Clark
Corona Girle
Dorothy Tuthill
Floy Gleason
Doris Hampton
Alice Miller
Della Ham
Grace Bliss
Ruth McNett
Floy
Bernice Fairbanks
John James
John Lee
Mark Legay
Guy Lipley
Clyde Lizes
Lester Harris
Lloyd Towne
Louis Fredley
Willis Archer
Eddie Hill
Alfred Daniels
Farms
Sherman Institute
Home Butter May Surpass Creamery Product Says Canada
The Canadian Department of Agriculture argues home dairy butter can equal or exceed creamery butter. It notes housewives control cream quality and timing, while creamer ies face varied cream freshness and cleanliness. The piece contends a robust home market could push creamery standards higher.
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Department of Agriculture of Canada
Engaged Corona Couple Revealed at Noon Luncheon
A Corona luncheon at Mr. Frank Scoville’s home publicly disclosed Miss Ethel Scoville’s engagement to Fred W. Kuster. Guests found the couple’s names on their plates, with a Cupid centerpiece. wedding set for January 1, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Scoville
Fred W. Kuster
Corona
Frank Scoville
South Main Street
Scoville
Geo. Brown
G. R. Freeman
Daniel Lord
G. W. Waterbury
M. Torpening
Chas. Scoville
Bess Rudisell
Eizabeth Andrews
Luella Brewer
Starriet Bates
Royal Neighbors Hold Annual Election Of Officers
The Royal Neighbors met Monday night at Mrs. Chas Rush home on North Joy Street for their annual officer election. Elected were Mrs. M. N. Nowles oracle, Mrs. John Black vice oracle, Mrs. E. H. Smith recorder, Mrs. Chas Rush receiver, Mrs. Clarence Lewellen and Dr. H. Smith managers, Mrs. A. M. Starkey auditor, and Prof. BE. H. Smith physician. Refreshments followed with cake and coffee.
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Royal Neighbors
Chas
Rush
North Joy Street
M. N. Nowles
Oracle
John Black
E. H. Smith
Clarence Lewellen
H. Smith
A. M. Starkey
BE. H. Smith
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New Murdock
Hinebaugh
Illinois
Bryan
Faulkner
Belt
Citrus Belt Tract
City Hall
R. W. Pridham
Los Angeles County Supervisors
Karl S. Carleton
Riverside Co
S. C. Evans
Riverside
Corona Llor. Co
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