01 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
1
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A compact roundup from Modesto highlights Easter coming next Sunday, a dairy skimming start on Thursday morning, and local meetings including Flerte Chapter No. 72,0.8.8. A court session in Justina Townes recalls the Launo Woolf burglary case with a upcoming sentence near the day. Wheat prices ease with San Francisco reports. railroad timetable changes go into effect. numerous notices and social events fill the day’s page.
Patrick OLeary a longtime Modesto resident died at his home at 6 oclock after months of stomach illness and cancer diagnosis He was born in County Cork Ireland and came to Modesto after years in railroading He is survived by his widow six children Patrick Daniel OLeary Mivgna Mamun Kata and Jenive OLeary and James 4 OLeary attached to Mare Island navy yards The funeral will be held at St Stanislaus Catholic Church Wednesday at 9 oclock with a high requiem mass for the repose of his soul
The skimming station at the Modena Creamery in Antlyr erener was started this morning. About 726 pounds of milk were turned in, with more expected tomorrow. Charles Sewell, in charge, praised the setup and urged farmers to bring milk early for Tuesday’s operations. J B Severin oversees construction and admin, ensuring smooth operations and local patronage.
Mails hours have changed with the new schedule. North bound mail leaves at 12319 p.m and south bound at 11:13 a.m and 7:31 p.m. Direct San Francisco letters dispatched south at 7:34 p.m to connect with the Owl at Freano, reaching San Francisco next morning. Registered mail to go south must be in the office at 11 a.m, and to north at 4:14 p.m.
Roy Service, a Coast running record broker, set a 1 mile mark of 2 minutes 32.45 seconds at Berkeley on Saturday, beating Dave Brown by three seconds. The J. M. Elliott gold medal will go to Service for breaking the record.
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