Butter Show Highlights State Creameries Contest
The Leo Fracrisco Dairy Egobangs hosted an educational butter bearing contest with thirty-nine creameries from Washington and Oregon entering 25 pound tubs. Judges scored 45 percent flavor 26 percent body 48 percent color 10 percent salt and 6 percent packaging, with Modesto Creamery’s J. H. Severin winning 99 points and Charley Maher of Centreville Creamery second. The event promotes high butter quality and statewide pride in local industry.
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Leo Fracrisco
Wits State
Oregon
California
Aaronigtion
San Francisco Dairy Exchange
Staten
Flirt
J. H. Severin
Modesta Creamery
Charley Maher
Cantreville
Modesté Creamery
Severin
Grammar Grade Promotions List Full of Names Across Districts
The County Board of Education completed exams for Grammar Grade diplomas and announced successful candidates across Modesto Oakdale Crow's Landing Gresham Ceres Union Turlogs Empire Hermitage Branch Netted names include Kenney Donn Park Turner McCarthy Cressey Pellisaon Eldar Ogden Root Turner McCarthy and many more. The notice lists numerous students with an emphasis on local districts and individual names. An advertisement for Allen's Foot-All highlights a shoe comfort product with claims of relief from painful feet and nail issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Uumby
Modesto
Ethel Kenney
George Donn
Irwin Broughtop
Bertha Park
Harriat Park
Bart Dingley
Lula Boone
Frank Cressey
Emma J. Pellisaon
Nellie 8. Eldar
Pear Ogden
Aisie M. Root
Hiveda Turner
Hattie McCarthy
Herbert Beard
Margarita Menagauz
Oakdale
Odella Musg
Crow’s Landing
Esr
Patterson
Clifton Patterson
Fred’ Monillon
Sidney Ball
Gresham
Kata Walden
Francea Munaca
Haight—Wilber Gacharian
Ceres
Edward J. Hulvley
Elino Warter
Fred Wallie
Turlogs
Willie Robarte
Gole-Lva Lith
Salido
Anna Root
White Oak
Albert Oxvald
Jackson
James Y. Davis
Trowe
Roy Mires
Empire
Lillie P. Baldwin
Henry Tredervan
Lunith
Seymour Killwall
Ray A. Muncy
Dulive G. Halverson
Mitchell
Agnes Klerman
Union
Roy M. Barnes
Tilden
Lane E. Nelson
Rinehart
Blanche George
Dry Creek
Clarence Campbell
Walter Gatzman
Live Oak
Joseph Armetrong
Hermitage
Chietlea Crispin
Walter Wraiton
Branch
Kane Viccaro
Nettie Basco
Doed Not Become a Neat Woman Lane’s Ten Promise
An advertisement-like snippet claims Lane’s Ten cures constipation clears the kin sharpens the appetite and makes someone look and feel like a new person. It mentions effects on the stomach titers and shoulders and notes sales by unspecified vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Ushaud
Turiners
Return of Company D Militia Train to Modesto
A special train bearing Company D NG C from the city arrived in Modesto yesterday afternoon. The Modesto unit was led by Captain D W Morrie with First Lieutenant W C Grove and Lieutenant 0 D Swan in command. Thirty three men returned with the unit, while others were implicated in a Santa Gnyz militia incident, and the Santa Cruz assault aimed at two offenders saw the top Angatoy militia involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Modesto
D. W. Morrie
W.C. Grove
Old Lietenant
D. Swan
Morriy
Grove
Nany
Modente Company
Santa Gnyz
Santa Cruz
Angatoy Miilitha
Letter Expresses Interest in Irrigation District Investment
A letter from Cukeowny Iowa dated June 19 1901 to Entrar News shows a reader inquiring about joining the irrigation district and plans to invest if conditions look favorable. The missive reflects growing interest in irrigation programs in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cukeowny
Lowa
Eubecribera
Weathered Words From A Cherokee Correspondent
A fragmentary note praises a writer who helped spread reports on cattle and grain deliveries, while lamenting isolation and harsh climate. The letter envies warmer land beyond Iowa and the flooded irrigation regions, predicting the correspondent will feel lonely without winter snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinon
Lowa
Uldap
Stotan
Marble Head Stones for Soldiers Headstones Free of Charge
James Thompann reports the government will provide head stones for veterans at no cost. Stones bear initials of the deceased in cast letters and will be chipped to meet the grave, then delivered free to the railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompann
Furuiabey
Vetserana
Fire destroys Jamestown hotel block in Modesto area
An explosion from a gasoline stove on a Saturday afternoon May 26th started a fire that swept the Bivcon hotel block in Jamestown Torrey, destroying much of the town and damaging multiple properties. Losses include J G Pedro with 7000 and several others listed with varied insurance coverage. Fire crews from Lonory and nearby towns battled the blaze as wind aided spread in the Mor Usea Gas Grove district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatonstown
Toolumoe County
Bivcon Fiotel
Lonory
Lown
J. G Pedro
Preeton Estate
William McGinn
KE. Morgan
Caropore & Bruna
Mies M. Donnell
B. Durga
Jacobs
J. N. Johnston
A. B. Overbolear
J. Jengwa
Jamestown Court
Forestern of America
A. Anderson
Donabya & Kinkbohner
Personal notes of visits across towns and cities
Mies Lulu Minoe went to Barkelay this morning. Dr BL L Cooper returned from a visit to the ace coach. Mien Rosa Drigge went to San Francisco this afternoon on a visit. Mies Mabel Carson left yesterday for Chico to visit her grandmother. F H Hangoo at home front visit. Mrs Muncy Short, formerly a resident, now of San Francisco, here on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Rosa Drigge
San Francisco
Mies
Mabel Carson
Chico
F. H. Hangoo
Santa Orie
Muncy
Best Stellnaue Flour Wins Local Favor at Oakdale
The Stellnaue Power and Milling company flour at Oakdale is praised as the general favorite with Loge wivey sod courts. Branislaue brand is expected to command full patronage soon due to its clean, carefully made flour from the best wheat, promising whiter lighter bread. A trial sack is urged, with sales through local brokers. Also notes on cafe offerings and beverages at Frank Medion’s Front Street stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stellnaue Power and Milling Company
Oakdale
Branislaue
Nale
Incomplete report notes visitors and students in transit
DoVer, a former resident of thin city but man of Bacramanto, was in town yesterday greeting friends. Official Court Reporter N. E. Look traveled to Merced county to act as a stenographer for the regular reporter whip in absentia. Mrs. J. B. Hoover and daughter Miss Mabel of Phoenix arrived to visit Mrs. Jobo McCarthy, sister of Mra. Ucover, Tig. The young lady will study at the State University of Berkeley.
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DoVer
Thin City
Bacramanto
N. E
Merced County
J. B. Hoover
Mabel
Phoenix
Arizona
Jobo McCarthy
Mra. Ucover
Berkeley
The
State University
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Auapie
Mesa
Gus We
F. Hutchings
P. H. Medley
Muaival Instrumenta
Sheet Mafia
Kovels
Bto
Abatom
Great American Ter Co
Hoitt’s Scnhool
Cardia
Itattt
Mentoath
An Maleo County
Cad
Eleworth
Fun
hoteTy
Modesto Creamery
Allen
Zac
Stampa
Tris
Jamestown
Caldwell Bros
Stuckron
Charles
New York
Insurance Office
Rogers’ Hell Building
Mies Lulu Minoe
Barkelay
BL. L. Cooper
Vogelomo’s
Mra. A. L. Springsteen
Olie
Paul Sabai
Cafe Chapaniera
George Vogslinna
Iunisolopiet
Stateet
Frank Medion
Front Street
Volice
B. (. Henderson
San Diego
Commercial College
Iin
L. J. Maddux’s Law Oages
Modesto Bank
Antsit
Jonston & van Aken
Birest
Tynan Motel
Reyings Bank
Bovness
Savincs
Marty
Charlie
Johnnie
Freddie
Georgio
Willie
Frankie
Aumenor
Howards
Tiret-Claes
St.the Owest
Plato
Royal Tailors
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