Farmers Institute Sees Irrigation and Drainage Debate
The Farmers Institute session discussed irrigation advantages and government water ownership. Speakers including Professor Wickson and Professor Hilgard addressed pruning, cranberry culture limits, home sanitation, and the rise of bottom water, urging coordinated drainage to prevent soil and root damage from leaky ditches.
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Farmers Institutes
Farmers
Chile
Che Roan
Tod John
Dore
Wickson
Unieversity
Nales
Orchardista
Dora
Jnna
Wicken
Jina
Lare
Board of Health
Fresno
Leucheon
Hilgard
State University
Preano
Landa
Law
Velanda
Irrigation Debate Gains Steam in Fresno Meeting
Farmers hear reports on drainage and water control as experts urge irrigation benefits. Dr Lehisnau notes water depth at the surface. Prof. Wrokgon touts irrigation for richer crops and better fruit. state water ownership discussed to curb private control and boost legislative attention.
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W. Co1don
Alex Gudon
Lehisnau
Port Mira
Thameelvas Ag
John & Dora
Trusta
Professor Wickson
Thakarmere Uind
Indoreo
Atand
Legislatura
Rengion
Sacramento
Mir Doro
Ecate
Cuha
Uist
Rgano
Wielson
Fresno
Tela
Uiseraity
Funeral of Wiss Vino Jonsen Attended by Many Friends
Funeral rites for Wiss Vino Jonsen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jonsen were held yesterday afternoon at Lirat Presbyterian church with Rev Wallan Tucaz and Rev L Dcelenon officiating. Mourners followed in a long procession to Mountain View cemetery.
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Wiss Vino Jonsen
Mire John Jonsen
Lirat
Mountain View
Helm
Wory Donahoo
Will Harvey Stonawall
Adame
nalVyrs Tonsan
Field Day at Athletic Park Exhibits Youth Athletics
Yesterday Trenobi high school staged a field day at Athletic Park with students performing sprinting long jump and pole vault amid cheers from a large crowd. notable events included a 100 yard dash won by North Raff and a close running broad jump while the school nine defeated the business college team 10 2 in baseball as judges recorded court notes and local proceedings in the same report.
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Athletic Park
Matas
Pacea Thera
Darth
Miles Harris
Tom ‘Lroaworthy
Wee
Thieworthy
Dundy
Harrie
North Roff
Gnawell
Boya
Dorth
Roff
Orth
Harrig
Lundy
Allen Clay
Russell Ritchra Ritelue
Brycia
North
Raff
Cdb Smith
Wagon Grey
W Gundelfingar
I. Ritchie
Minnard
C Lundy Ritchie
Will Hollen
Bdp Smith
Holden
Noth
Frank Warner Blausy
Brooks
T McKinney
Clay
P Smyth
Buainesa College
Eucci
Weather Institute outlines farm trials and pest study
Professor Woodworth leads the Farmers Institute session detailing four tasked branches for vineyard thrips work, field observations, and laboratory analyses. Bolton explains official weather forecasting methods, urging farmers to equip stations with thermometers and aneroid barometers to read local conditions.
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Farmere’ Institute
Yeaterday
Irman Hodpkin
Woodworth
Tarmere’ Club
Berkeley
Cinh
L J Wickson
Pacific Coast
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Nork
Bolton
United States
Institute
Sect of
Congress
Tala Shone
Uae
Tarmare
Board of
Sporticulture
Hammond
San Francisco
Instituta
California
Crater
Alex Gordon
Prolonsgu
Mir Parker
Hima
Berg
Guadel
Lrofcenor
Halle
Carh
Sarah Pratt Carr
Fempora
Karm Tife
Citrus industry prospects in Kings County farming report
A committee on citrus conditions analyzes land, water, and market factors in Kings County. It notes affordable water, suitable land, and favorable early fruit ripening, supporting profitable citrus culture with low risk and strong eastern market potential. report favors rapid formation of a citrus program.
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Leora
California
Local Militia Artist Captures Spring Ditch Scene
Trul to nature characters Haw Patyma a wall koom wd promotes a young arist of the thizeity and a guard in a local militia company. He has just painted an 8 by 4 foot canvas based on a ditch crossing California avenue three miles west of town. The work, a direct study from nature, shows pale citrine leaves and a blue sky. The artist claims fidelity to the scene with close observation, not a mere copy.
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Patyma
Arist
Fresno Sorin
California Avenue
Waa
Patigian
Water rights protest by Scandinavian colony farmers
Last Saturday evening farmers from the Suachimsvion Scandinavian colony and nearby areas gathered to dissolve irrigation grievances against the Provo Canal and Rigston Company. They allege the water company has failed to supply irrigation water as contracted, and voted to seek legal action with ex-Judge Harea and committee appointee F M Rustler to pursue remedies, with another meeting planned at the Scandinavian schoolhouse next Saturday evening.
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Suachimsvion
Viciotty
Tsat
Watnaas
Provo Canal
Krigstion Company
Osnal and Teregavian Company
Waurarag
Agit Canal Company
Dig
Conault
Harea
F M Rustler
Scandinavian School
Musical at Oleander by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society hosted a musical at Oleander for residents with a decorated hall and lanterns. Performances included piano by Professor Drury, a dustin coal aria by Miss Rails McNadd and Dareau James, and selections by Apollo Club, with Rev Smith delivering a declamation and refreshments served on the lawn later in the evening.
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Ladies Aid Society
H L
Pressor Drury
Dustin
Miss Rails McNadd
Dareau James
Reobia
Apollo Club
Piira
Visa Boyen
Fiat Miller
Chous
Avollo Glub Groteeguly
Candeolo Pr
Nor Drury
Thahors
Temperance crusade disrupts student gathering in Lawrence
An article from April 3 1495 reports a temperance crusade at a Lawrence Kansas university where a university student refused to join the campaign, while church workers preached and patrons resisted with punch and cloves as a response, amid ongoing social tensions and local notices for Dr. Paddock of 1720 Vatipoaa Street.
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Lawrence Kansas
Atudente
Uniercity
Opyaele
Gemondank
Theo
Necha
Pirties
Devwitt
QO Paddock
Mariposa Street
Government Control of Railroads Aaya ited The Grasping Southern Pacific
A reader laments the Southern Pacific during a tremor and argues for government control of railroads from Pacific to Atlantic. He condemns corporate profiteering and urges swift action to curb monopolistic practices, urging public resolve and political reform.
Pioneer Doctor Dies After Long Valley Practice
An aged physician from the Northern California valley, respected by many, passed away after a long career serving residents in Valera and surrounding towns. He was noted for his education, steadiness, and commitment to community welfare, with plans for a formal funeral service announced by local authorities.
Madison School Report On Pupils Excelled In Studies And Attendance
The Madison school report lists pupils who achieved ninety percent or higher in studies during the month, including numerous names across grades. Enrollment and attendance figures show 22 pupils in the rural department, 36 in the primary, with grammar attendance at 92 percent and primary at 92 percent.
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Caon
Gav Granger
Robert Manson
Henry Qendort
Llon
Chriatengen
Letler
Georgeson
Lara Hanson
A Masque Ball at Crescent School House Friday Night
A WaAGT Club event at Crescent School House drew large attendance. Music by Ballard and Johnson plus many noted guests from local families and businesses lit up the evening. An accidental stabbing marred a masked pageant as Ralph Harbison was wounded. he is expected to recover.
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Crescent
Waagt
Anjoy
Mesara Ballerd
Johmzon
Tobdon
Cariorbyel
Sulten
Harris Gowan
Brown
Robinson
dAehurst
McDonald
Goodell
Bentley
Harold
Eatham
Bruce Maden
Tus
Ralph Harbion
Noromg Tho Boye
Harbizon
Harbison
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Hell
Lawler
Mad Jonsen
Superior Court
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Chinnock
Mary Hughes
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Commune Toner
JR Duarteve
Dickey
Duarta
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Roberta A Thompson
Webs
Oakland Bar of Savings
Charles Bistat
W T Porter
Silver Creak and Panoebe Lait and Water Company
Hayes
W F Hayes
Ruenell
Lucy Shipp
Oakland Bank of Savings
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Varpoaa Street
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Madison School Report
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Thie County
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OB Presno
Linitas
Preaweng Vics
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Overat Banking and Exchange
Chius
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Woodward
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VEX
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