Night Vote Offer Closes Saturday in Local Subscriptions Drive
In a close race Lloyd Dickinson trails George Green by 3,000 votes as Green leads with about 15,000 to Dickinson’s 12,320. District two sees Bud Ramsey active while Jesse Lillibridge Harry Bowen and Cloyd Wall lag. The office will stay open Saturday night until 9 30 to accept late subscriptions and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dickinson
George Green
Master Green
Master Dickinson
Errol Brunmier
Temescal
Bud Ramsey
Jesse Lillibridge
Harry Bowen
Cloyd Wall
Lillibridge
Corona
District 2 West Port City Voters and Addresses
A list of residents in District Number 2 west of Main Street with street addresses and debt amounts. Names include Jesse Lillibridge, Harry Bowen, Bud Ramsey, Albert Bates, Mildren Andrews, John Key, Fred Smith, Wesley Smith, Edward Dudley, Samuel Donnelly, Amos ADD, Elizabeth Modk, David McCabe, Lidma Maytields, Maurice Van Dyke, and Maurice Van Dyke at various West Sixth to West Tenth streets and South Main, Sheridan, and Washburn streets. Debts show amounts like 1,000 or 6,330 in a fragmentary financial record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lillibridge
West Sixth Street
Harry Bowen
Sheridan Etree
Clayde Alva Wall
W. 7Th
St. James
Atte
West Seventh
Bud” Ramsey
Sue
Washburn
Albert Bates
Main Street
Mildren Amndrews
Vicentia
John Key Tre
West
Olive Street
Fred Smith
W. Sixth Street
Wesley Smith
Belle Street
Edward Dudley ccc
South Main Street
Albert “Byler
Samuel Donnelly
West Feuth
Amos CV Add
Aeeeneaennen
Elizabeth Modk
Daved McCabe
Sheridan ‘Street
Highth Street
Maurice van Dyke Dra Haatteuangsteedthy
Mount Whitney Trip Delivers One Of The Finest Excursions
A Mt Whitney party led by F M Baird left June 13 in Bairds auto for a memorable journey via Pasadena Newhall Bakersfield Placerville Visalia to Orange Cove and the Yose mites. They hiked Kings River canyon saw snow clad peaks and a vast meadow filled with trout and green pines. One young lady slipped eight feet into a dry riverbed during a minor snow slide. Further details promised tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Willard
Mt. Whitney
S S. Willard
F. H. Ott
Geo. B. MacGillivray
F. M. Baird
Stephen Wilard
Mr. Baird
Pasadena
Newhall
Bakersfield
Placerville
Visalia
Orange Cove
San Canyon
Yosemite Valley
General Grant National Park
H. E. Roberts
Yosemite
Kings River Canyon
Scie Valley
Tailor Opens New Shop at 422 Main Street
Local tailor announces new shop at 422 Main Street offering tailoring, cleaning, and pressing. invites friends to call and visit the store for services and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Militia Camp Life Recalls Hardship and Humor
Mobilization at Camp Sacrimento California shows rough bunks and sparse meals yet strong training. Soldiers endure straw beds, beef beans and bacon while visitors balk at camp life and the goat in the Fifth regiment corral draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Fifth ‘Regiment
Carranza
Camp recruits arrive daily to boot camp trials
Recruiting officers report an average of fifty rookies arriving daily at the camp from across the state. The intense training takes just one day to leave them whiskered, sore, and blistered as they endure the rigorous first phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Post Office Opens at Camp for Soldier Mail
Postmaster Fox reports a new post office today at the camp to ensure prompt mail delivery to soldiers. The writer should address letters to Hiram Aghiadih or Angeribe in the state, with fair grounds and a Santa envelope noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Angeribe Ogd Hiram Aghiiedh
Venceful Spirit Brightens Boys at Hotel
The text describes a shift from gloom to cheer as the boys at the hotel grow friendlier, calling each other by first names and nicknames. Strong fellowship disperses any dejection and sustains companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hote
Anhother
Soldier schedule guides week of pastime for troops
Basebal and boxing are the main pastimes for soldiers with spare moments. A strict weekly schedule outlined by Colonel Lon Bond of the Second Regiment of Infantry will be followed, allowing Sundays for a full day of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Bond
Infantry
New Corona Rifle Club Forms with Broad Support
Over 150 residents attend a city hall meeting as Elzie Veach inspires a rifle club in Corona. The chamber of commerce backs the plan, committees are named to obtain a government charter and recruit members, with $1 yearly dues and access to government rifles priced around six dollars per member group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Elzie Veach
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
W. J. Pentelow
M. Terpening
Judge Ellis
Riverside
W. J. Peeler
A. C. Ramsey
Mook
Geo. R. Freeman
Tarry N. Sweet
Bedford
Gove Goatianus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Errol Brummier
Newton
Collier
Newton and Collier
Etreet
Commercial Street
William Hull
Howard Street
Viola Peeler
Victoria Avenue
Perry Whitten, Jr
East
Kendall Street
John Snndecor
E. Boulevard
Wee
Jack White
Garretson Avenue
Olive Sts
Bender
Rimpau Avenue
George Nowlin Jr
Willard Sweetser
Richard Fitch
Wwe
Vera Boylan
South Maid’ Street
Letha Collier
Fern Husted
East Eighth Street
Jay._Gould
Joy Street
Philip Glasg
East Eighth St
Harley Brown
Cecsceceniene
Charles Spanogle
Georgia Baldwin
Victoria Ave
Howard ‘Street
Nanan Ete
Dickinson
Ene Teeeteseen
Ener
Main St
Mount Whitney
Messrs
S. S. Willard
Qorona Mutual Building:& Loan Assn
Mexico
American Press Association
Uruiy
United States
United Press
Camp
Sacramento
Tipperary
Calif
A. A. Hannigan
W. F. Lewis
U.S. A
Iill
United Sates
A.m
Reveille
NEW Rifle Club
Judge Elllis
ST. John’s Episcopal Church
8Th and Washburn Sts
Charles Stanley Mook
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