Proprietor J U L Maddrell MaKaung Entra Cor
Proprietor J U L Maddrell Makauing Entra Corp lists the band Eleventh Streets Modente with a term of one year six months throttled by another month.
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
3
Proprietor J U L Maddrell Makauing Entra Corp lists the band Eleventh Streets Modente with a term of one year six months throttled by another month.
A scan of Modesto notes shows Saturday plans including theater, candy sales, and a prominent Stanislaus Show House event. Local church and lodge meetings are announced, with weather mild and windy, and wheat market prices easing.
Notice requests all debtors to call at the former business location to settle accounts as the proprietor has retired and needs funds to cover bills. Mentions collection after December and directs readers to see W.S. Mane Bohemian vases statuary and other items offered for sale at Daunt's. Also notes stoves and other beaters arriving via agent C. W. Minnien Ce. and urges inspection.
The Modesto creamery project progresses rapidly with the Ingulat section nearly finished this week. Walls are enclosed in three air tight compartments with oil paper between, studs and lumber of high quality, and the engine room area nearly ready for machinery as carpenters work full speed. A separate note from farmer A J Jamigan mentions the Horrs Ranch bridge owned by a company but rented to the tenant, urging repairs or payment responsibility. Warenvorn Dec 17 1900. Monon News.
Fragmented OCR notes report a buggy theft at B. Weil Son and a flood of catalog-like ads from Wood s Mrs Speik Nash and other shops. The stray text mentions silver watches toys and holiday discounts as retailers push sales ahead of Christmas.
About twenty land owners met at Ceres last evening to decide on joining a shared irrigation project. They agreed to extend the lateral to the Southern Pacific railroad track near Ceres and later to build individual ditches at individual expense. Construction will begin immediately.
The new Hall of Records building is under construction with completion in progress. The roof is expected to be on by January first. The inner area will be tied by the County Assessor, the second floor by the County Judge, and the top floor by the County Clerk. The project aims to relieve cramped conditions and provide fire proof protection for county records.
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