Fruit News Of Past Week Highlights Local Citrus Fumigation Progress
The Fullerton Anaheim Placentia groves show improved health as county fumigation expands under J. J. Schneider who expects to treat at least 20 000 trees this year. A visit from A D Hall of Rothamsted underscores public soil knowledge, while New York lemon trade unsettles Sicily shipments and Tehuantepec freight routes promise faster Los Angeles cargo movement and trade benefits.
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Fullerton
Anaheim
Placentia
J. J. Schneider
Schneider
Orangethorpe
New York
New York Fruit Exchange
Zorn
New York Fruit, Exchange
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Puerto
Mexico
Tehauntepec
National Railway of
Tehuuntepec
Atlantic
Pacific
Los
New Orleans
Butte County Oranges Early and Satis factory
Butte County fruits show promise of a good orange crop next year with trees heavy and fruit large and an earlier season expected. Florida reports full average fruit with a six week earlier season. Chewers offer fruit on trees at about one dollar or more. Kodol digestive aid promoted by R F Billings.
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California
Butte County
Florida
Cotton and irrigation plans brighten Imperial Valley outlook
Reports from El Centro and nearby towns describe rising cotton yields for Texas and Egyptian varieties, with prospects of two bales per acre in Imperial Valley. Flint Centro plans a cotton gin if 400 acres are pledged for seed. Also noted are festivities in Ontario, road safety tensions near Anaheim, Soboba water improvements with $5,000 federal aid, and Soboba Lithia Springs resort plans. A Los Angeles burglary ends with the thief stopping to eat pie before arrest.
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el Centro
Texas
Imperial Valley
Stevens
Fl Centro
Sensational 16 inning game in Pittsburg ends in draw
Cy Young pitched for Pittsburg in a dramatic 16 inning battle with Pastorius of Brooklyn as darkness fell. Fans hailed Young as he left the field while Pastorius wept, amid a 3767 strong crowd in Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn
Cy? Young
Cy Young
Pastorious
Young
Thanksgiving Day Marathon for Los Angeles Club race decided
Applications flood the Los Angeles Athletic Club Marathon on September 9. An open Thanksgiving Day race is planned with the same course as the upcoming event.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
One hundred dollar reward offer for an incurable catarrh case. Endorsed by Walding Kirman and Marvin of Toledo with 15 years of familiarity with F J Cheney Co. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Large land sales and new subdivisions near Beaumont
Excursions to Beaumont last week led to land sales totaling $4300 with Riverside buyers taking 12 acres in Cherry Valley West Addition. Purchasers hailed from four eastern states. Building contracts include cottages for Valley Construction & Supply, a Belford bungalow, and Curler two-story business block. Grapes, apples, olives expand local agriculture. Edgar Vineyards Tract adds 250 acres as sixth new subdivision in ten months. Over 20,000 feet of steel water mains from the Baker.
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Beaumont
Riverside
Cherry Valley West Addition
Valley Construction & Supply Company
A. M. Belford
Bert Curler
Bixby & White
Los Angeles
Edgar Vineyards
Beaumont Plots Growth as Mercantile Posts Surge
Census shows Beaumont now has forty mercantile establishments with stock totaling 120000 dollars, up from five firms with 15000 dollars last year. Recent buyers include J W Powell Mary Eady A W Best Emmet Barbar and many others across Cherry Valley West Addition and Section 11 with varied lot and acreage acquisitions and prices.
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Beaumont
J. W. Powell
Ce i Buell
C. Blanferd
Cherry Sullegaut
Josephine Datin
Emmet Barbar
R. L. and Maud Baker
Cherry Valley “West ‘Addition
Mary Eady
A. W. Best
Frank N. Rinsdale
Cherry—Valley_West Addition
A. Meek
H. E. McDonald
Mays
Cynthia Sterling
Miss Nettie Tomaschke
George Meyer
Cherry Valley
William Helderle
John Cook
Why the Elsinore Route 15 Resumed
Corona residents along R F B No 1 and Elsinore area ranchers protested a sudden Route 15 discontinuance with mail rerouted via Riverside. After officials reviewed telegrams and backing from E T Earl Senator Flint of Los Angeles and Mr Bixby of Long Beach, the line was reinstated and carrier Austin continues delivering by motor bicycle.
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Corona
Riverside
Uncle Sam
Elsinore
E. T. Earl
Flint
Los Angeles
Bixby
Long Beach
Washington
Austin
Riverside Labor Day closes stores in Riverside
The last day of August saw four building permits issued by Building Inspector Mathersdora totaling 147475 dollars, boosting August’s building record to 130368 dollars and marking a 290 percent year over year gain. Nearly all Riverside stores favor Labor Day closures with many residents traveling to Urbita Springs for a regional celebration with San Bernardino and Redlands.
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Riverside
Urbita Springs
San Bernardino
Redlands
Taylor
Business Men’s Association
Debs to Speak September 9 at Santa Fe Arrival
Eugene Debs the Socialist candidate for President will arrive by the Santa Fe at 9 55 a m September 9 and stay 45 minutes for a platform speech. Stephen M Reynolds labor attorney Terre Haute Ind and A M Simonds editor Chicago Daily Socialist will also speak.
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Debs
Eugene Debs
United States
Aeri
Santa Fe
Stephen M. Reynolds
Terre Haute
Ind
A. M. Simonds
Chicago Daily Socialist
Sherman Institute Opens Year With Record Attendance
Sherman Institute opened for the new year with near four hundred Indian children enrolled and about one hundred new pupils. Attendance is expected to rise to between four hundred fifty and five hundred in days ahead as Superintendent Hall canvasses for pupils. Coach W F Warner arrives to coach the Sherman football team with most of last year’s players returning and familiar standbys named.
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Sherman Institute
W. F. Warner
Cornell
Sherman
Scholder
Dan Magee
Henry Coleman
Charlie Boles
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Papke
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