Trade Board Meeting and Local Notices Pointe Toward Immigration
A late nineteenth century style suppression text reports a Board of Trade meeting at the Labor Exchange with discussions led by T. C. Hocking and Ayreon advocating a supa tlor Isatoro for scenes of th Tate to attract immigration. Mentions Latz's bargain store, The Delta, Wildey Lodge No. 140, and various sales, plus local notices about wheat prices, corsets, shoes, and a forthcoming address by B. B. Barton at the Christian church. Also covers marriage license, a disturbance case, and a fire loss on the San Lote ranch with broad local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Trade
T. C. Hocking
Freang
Ayreon
Needham
Webber
Dyamlens
Véolon
Pricagara
Lats
Trans
Madvato
Lare
B. B. Barton
Thuredsy
B. Thomas
Mary
Banderéon
Madara
Tadlow
Los Angeles Times
James Ponder
el Moriento
James
Phelans Advertises Shoes and Provisions in Modesto
Fragmented ad copy lists the Columbia indies dress shoe priced at a dollar plus quantity quotes. It mentions fresh fruits and vegetables at A Sliefwater and P J Gonways street exchange. Also references liquor offerings, job work, and a News Office contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Cellera
Forst
Modesto
Columbia
Enap
Accident Claims Life In Santa Cruz Telegram Report
Telegram from Santa Cruz reports that a young man named Varney Clark accidentally shot by a classmate, reportedly a 19 year old. The victim, whose father was a well known county farmer, died after the incident near his home in Santa Cruz.
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Clark
Sante Cros
Frédlark
Qark
Varney Clark
Thin County
Hers
Hig
Sante Croz
Big Grain Fire Near Westley Destroys Hundreds of Acres
A large grain fire occurred near Westley on the west bank of the San Joaquin River in San Joaquin County. About 300 acres of fine barley and 100 bushels of wheat were burned, with names like W. F. Fonk JM Hammonda and D. D. Cox appearing in the readable text. A strong crew fought the blaze, and the fire was eventually checked as countywide conditions threatened broader damage.
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Westley
San Joaquin River
W. F. Fonk
Hammonda
D. D. Cox
Tha
Waa
Tha Inge
Calves Die In Portlina County Disease Breakout
A mysterious illness has caused a large number of calves to die along the west bank of the San Joaquin river between Salida and Westport in Portlina County. The deaths are gradual rather than sudden unlike other diseases, and a state veterinary surgeon had recently visited the area to assess the spread and advise the county on containment.
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Aiila
Thie
Examination of Frank Cebulla in town case adjourned
Frank Cebulla, who shot and killed Bary Donnelly on Jung 2d near Ian Grange, was examined in Townes court this afternoon. He did not testify and was held to answer. Local ads note fashion, groceries, and wallpaper shops. June 48, 1901.
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Frank Cebulla
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Daily Evening News
Bombay
Spencer
Neale
W. Maddriml
Media
Board of Trade Meeting
Ae Uefa
Tregra’s
Jace Cortaine
Nandala
Pacean’s
Cootemeri Kid Gloves
Latz’s Bargain Store
Delta
Latz
Pholane
Grange
Haven
W. A. Sites
Hows Scales Co
San Lote
Ingomar
Portia
Haing
Fatjo
Howard
Ileo
G. W. Hey & CO
Mr, E. McLean Tynan
Botet Modesto
F. RP. Bebapre
Otice—Tregea
Rchidance—Tynan Hotel
W. L. Tregea Watchmaker, Jeweler
Detician
Aleo x
C. W. Evans
EB. &.Wood
Tynan Block
Modesto, Cal
Ramona
Troy Steam Laundry
Taree Duurg Weet Vl
Routotbea, LB
Vanedass
Uy Meg. Muntont
Sdl
Footdoney
Homd Hixdhatredte
Price Wr
C. W
Gandwle
Satrape
Phatun
Coif Ping
Tregeste
A. Sliefwater
W. L. Trages
Good Jowelrs
Krippendars
Dittman
Lédien
Yandes
Jawelar
P. J. Gonwayts
Chienge Sainyn
Got Street
Ian Moat
Qnies
Rezore
Henry Vogulmatt
Tregen'e
Webber Seaness
A. Stiefvater
Trogeata
John A. Connare
Tynan Hotel
D. N. Btradiey
Jolly Ginages
A. Buptvaler Jie
Neat Newman
W. Westwood
Husband & Turner
Wade
P. Nash
Meyer
Ss New Store
Wwe
Watts
Remy
Tau
Bleck Cumbre
W. B
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