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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1889
Page
2
A garbled OCR page from The Fresno Republican blends local news, economics, politics, and international notes. It wanders through currency, prices, railroad plans, education, industry, and a potpourri of names and places, including references to San Francisco, Japan, London, and Samoa, with scattered policy and development hints.
Fragmentary OCR describes a survey extending from Walnut Creek to Concend and Clayton Fand, with references to San Toryum sites, Wash Cred qrsen, and connections to Stehten and Lown. It mentions Umar Mic Sochten Prsnad and Southern at will bormemtar b.
A garbled OCR style passage outlines recommendations for appointment to high court vacancies. It references appointing individuals with titles such as Honorable and mentions positions like Bulitt and Vike of Mentant, with scattered names and officials, and notes a legal or constitutional backdrop. The text is dense with errors but centers on judicial appointments and related prefects.
A state appointed committee seeks expert farmers and reformers to guide a large agricultural program. The plan envisions extensive irrigation and reclamation across Nevada Utah Idaho California and beyond, supported by rail and power improvements to foster regional growth and horticultural development.
Prominent attorney’s buggy tied horse started when a north bound express approached. The horse kicked the dashboard, toppled the top, and ran about eight blocks before being caught. The horse injured the vehicle and the animal suffered minor injuries. County Assessor Maron of Los Angeles and wife visited, planning travel to Portland then Indiana, staying with relatives. Mr Mason owns valuable Fresno real estate.
A lengthy description of a near city outskirts vineyard on a shaded avenue near Caledonia. It details a two story mansion with a lawn, grape vines, and workers picking grapes on brick trays. Mr Gordon manages the vineyard with a 600 vine operation, the tonnage of boxes, and a large tankhouse powering gas lighting. The piece notes the garden, farm buildings, and a high priced machinery setup ensuring cooling for dairy products and an elaborate irrigation system. Mr Gordon remarks on disease concerns and his intent to replant if needed.
Fragmentary text references street crossings, a wagon, injuries, local names, meetings, distances, and dates. It mentions places like San Pramceoy and Camp atl, with scattered names such as Mis MoI, Joe, and Camp. Overall content is incoherent with numerous garbled terms and lacks a discernible single news event.
A fragmentary account describes a farmer considering pasture options and horses grazing land. Parts reference income estimates, a rider on tending the herd, and a county setting with mentions of Gus county and Lusins. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
City editor and one proprietor of Le Presse Republicas were tipped to expose a conspiracy but no arrests followed. The vow ceremony was teased as punitive but no action emerged, echoing a past incident within two months and prompting calls for purge within the press.
Desmond Desh, longtime City Marshal and later deputy, died after a career spanning decades in Ogton. He was known for enforcing order along the Grande and Santi ridges and for leading local forces, with rumors of past encounters shaping his legacy.
The Vienna Congress impact draws floor action at the Produce Ex where prices surged then leveled. Early bets show grain futures slipping to low daily levels before settling on a notable rise. Representative Owen of Indiana predicts an extra Congressional session may convene around October 20 after talks with President Harrison at Deer Park.
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