Brantland County Board Actions June 1902 Session
California Brantland county Board of Supervisors met June 1902 to confirm resignations, appoint a justice of the peace for Newman township, grant a $80 month for Board of Trade immigration efforts, authorize good behavior credits for two prisoners, allow four Protestant churches to use Court House Park for summer services, set a road hearing for July 16, and approve county claims for payment.
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Board of Supervisors
Bramtelaue
State of California
Turewar
Branisleus
Californis
T.J. Uarmichasl
M. A. Lewis
J. W. Devisoe
W. F. Coffee
E. A. Cling
Dingley
D. L. Banith
Newmen
D.L. Smith
Newman
Newman Township
Board For Trade
Hi. Christ
T. C. Hocking
H. G. Tucney
Board of Trade
Brentslane County
Brentalang
Prizonere
W.T. Boyskin
J. 3. Harrie
Alven
Willis Bimbos
J. Mr. Finley
B. Z. Hogin
G. P. Schafer
Madeeth
Thin Board
A E
Trefte
T. E. Walden
Newman Town
M. A
M. A, Lemin
A. E
Clarp
G, E
Trefts
J W. Davison
W. RK. Coffee
T, J, Carmichael
D. L. Smith
Bersel
Stanielaum
Vic
Irrigation Statistics in California and Stanislaus County
The Irrigation Statistics bulletin reports California's varied topography and climate create a field for irrigation study with widespread dependence on water to boost yields. From 1889 to 1899 irrigators grew from 13,732 to 25,675, irrigated area from 1,004,288 to 1,446,114 acres, about 44 percent. Stanislaus County shows irrigation growth from 42 irrigators in 1899 to 180 in 1900, a 426 percent rise. irrigated land rose from 3,870 acres in 1889 to 17,506 acres in 1999.
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Congue
California
Cslitarate
Cslifornia
West
Statenend
Jagy
Mont-Cazes
Stanisla
Stanlelage
Largest citrus orchard in the state described in Exeter Sun
The Exeter Tulare Sun notes a single owner holding the state's largest oxgage orchard in the county called Boonie Brae. It covers 317 bearing acres with 45 bearing trees and 662 total acres, including nonbearing land. The piece suggests Los Angeles papers overlook these citrus assets in coverage of the auction.
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Exeter
Tulare
Los Angelee
Personal notes on visits and travel among local residents
A string of social notices details Mina Alice Ordway visiting friends in San Jose, Mary Kelley of Stockton visiting Modesto, Mie Ora Broyles returning from a bay-area trip, Mrs. Ore McHenry and Miss Letitia Coteau visiting Alameda, and others. Also mentions Mystic Shrine conclave in the Metropolis, Mrs. E. W. Haucock’s return from San Francisco, and Goo E Threlfall appointed deputy to the County Treasurer. John Harrison to visit harvest work at Boronda. Mina Cora Brule to Leon City, Yuekon Territory, to visit J. Av Beale. Charles Walker and family to Waterford. X.G. Roberto moving to Eugene, Oregon for a lumber-manager role. Job printing at the News Office.
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E. W. Haucock
San
Mina Cora Brule
Lawéon City
Yuekon Territory
Thare
J. Av Beale
Charles Walker
Waterford
X.G. Roberto
Modesto Lumbber Co
Eugene
Oregon
Booth & Kelly Lumber Co
Telephone line work by Pacific Construction Co reaches La Grange
A construction team under Fred McMaliss oversees stringing telephone wires from La Grange to Waterford. Modesto Lumber poles support the line, laid along the Modesto Irrigation District route. Pacific Construction Co of San Francisco has prior work from La Grange to Waterford. A sales blurb for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ends the clipping.
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Fred McMaliss
Atringley
Elly
Waterson
Modesto Lumber Company
Pacific Construction Company
San Francisco
la Grange
Waterford
Comstriceion Company
Modenta Irrigation District
Ambiguous Travel and Medicine Notice from Local News Office
Fragmented OCR text mentions travel timetables from Clatatat to Modesia with connections and a Ferrh stage, a proprietor LEE, and a medicine for bowel ailments. Also references a pamphlet or notice about a family and a bottle of Chambar, plus a statement about not selling to certain households. The fragmentary lines suggest a historical newspaper item mixing travel schedules and medical notices.
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Tynan
Wedea
Sole
Ichoere
Iberhoos
Modesia
Wm. Lee
Whiskey sellers and blue laws restrict town offerings
A garbled notice describes limited whiskey products in town, naming brands like Old Hick and Kentucky Bourbon. It notes strict purity promises and that no other house keeps certain items, with references to local authorities and dates unclear due to damaged text.
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Shaw
Kentucky
Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills for Various Ailments
An old time patent remedy advertisement touts Dr Gunn's Liver Pills as a universal cure for indigestion liver pains and related symptoms. It promises relief with a trial offer of two boxes free or a single box for 25 cents, mailed from Philadelphia.
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Chadberlain
Hoban
Neuretan
Sant Mordicino
Gunn
Guna
Philadelphie
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Stockton
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