Raisin Growers Pool Plan Demands Withdrawal and Action
An address to raisin growers urges withdrawal of notices and rapid pooling of the 1st and 2nd thirds of the California crop. The Growers Committee proposes contracts, pooling 60 percent of the crop, to stabilize prices at or above one cent per pound. The plan aims to pool a substantial portion by July, with threats to enforce and sign contracts to prevent market collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestra
California
New Lok Asterin
Monty
Irtua
Dwlie
Raisins Contract Notices From 1893 Pool Proceeds Debate
Fragmented notice from 1893 outlines withdrawal of agreement to 21 cents per pound for raisins sold in sweat box and 15 to 25 cents per pound options under Clause One. Forms A and B urged for pooling, with emphasis on cash payments and timing, plus penalties for packers failing to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busin
Yusin Grosers Committee
California Ratsing Growles Association Notice July 16 1899
Notice demands two cents from each recipient for a movement promoted by the California Ratsing Growles Association. Enclosed slips should be filled and returned promptly to the office. Members statewide urged to act before July 16 1899 to support the effort led by President Bresnod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canlieormia Ratsin Growles Association Vwolheoearny
Bresnod
Sudden death of Charles Ludthewi near Oleander Ranch
Charles Ludthewi died suddenly while working near the Oleander area. An inquest found death by bullet wound or related cause. He lived on Cherry Avenue and leaves a family member from the Horn district. funeral arrangements listed with Dresno undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ludthe
Philp Loehle
Ludile
Cherry Avenue
Oleander
Witurilews
Gaiman
Dresno Undertaking Establishment
J Street
Ludtkews
Atso
Degre of
Horn
Damages Sought After Bull Attack Injures Man at Minnewana Ranch
Dellamaria, from San Francisco, seeks $9,090 in damages from Miss Eshleman over injuries from a bull on the Minnewana ranch last September. He suffered a shoulder injury and broken ribs, says he cannot work, and hopes for settlement before suing. He met attorney Shortridge’s associate but left without an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamire
Minn Eshlemain
Dellamaria
Minnewana Dais
Dellimara
San Francisco
Eshleman
Lesteida
Vises Eshlemins
Dellamaiin
Dellamana
Dellaman
Dellamin
Dellamirias
Fresno
Ins
Wiss
Loisi
Wiss Ishlemans
Sam Shortridge
Bir
County Aid Applicants Named From Various Streets and Acres
Applicants for county aid named by street and avenue include Shra Bashinson on G street Edward Bennett on Last avenue Mire Bennett Marmont division Sarah D Bigs No 344 D street Victoria Capps Messinet C Solvin 10 N street Carrie Cooper 1013 G street Lidia Davis 1011 P street G J Torney Belmont addition Martha Gialys addition Mrs J A Gifford Welkenvicc avenue Shevabeth Ill Invo street WA Jones 310 T street Jane Lefler 1146 1 street Mary C Leonid 1996 D street Mrs Jessie Morrow Wagner avenue for ence Murray 13 Mono street Mrs Sdith Weg ee Jefe K street Lila Phillips South I street Mrs A L Pond Belmont addition Hamlet Pierce 2220 Fresno street Mrs Fo OM Russell 202 Los Angeles Mrs Susan Rawlings by Abb street HD if Reynolds Wagner avenue Lucy L Sturgeon D and Mono streets Mto Petlie Spears Sanger Phebe A Tingley 412 Jensen avenue Mrs T L Tyrer San Pablo avenue Tita Walton 147 1 street Mrs WU White 16 M street Cit Wood ruff Belmont addition Mrs ToS Young Clovis
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Board of Supervisors
Shra Bashinson
Edward Bennett
Mire
JW Bennett Marmont
Sarah D Bigs
Victoria Capps
PIT
Messinet
Solvin
Carrie Cooper
Lidia Davis
J Torney Belmont
Mari
Nes Gialys
J A Gifford Welkenvicc
Shvabeth
Invo Street
WA Jones
Jane Lefler
Mary C Leonid
Jessie Morrow Wagner
Lorence Murray
Mono Street
Sdith WeGee Jefe
Lila Phillips
A L Pond Belmont
Pierce
Fresno Street
Fo OM Russell
Los Angeles
Susan Rawlings
Reynolds Wagner
Lucy L Sturgeon
Mono
Mto Petlie Spears
Sanger Phebe A Tingley
Jensen Avenue
T L Tyrer
San Pablo
Tita Walton
WU White
Woodruff
Dove Hunters Claim Record Sinks Four Birds in Nine Hours
In a bold claim from W of O News and Clarence Fombe lnve, the pair say they have slain four doves in nine hours. The banter centers on their tally and the record aim amid the season's chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O News
Clarence Fombe
Mit
Probate Granted In Joseph Huber Estate Case
Judge Risle admitted the will of the late Joseph Huber to probate yesterday and issued letters of administration to widow Mary A. Heber. F Wichsttende and Gen A Smith were appointed as praisers to assess the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hubers
Josph Huber
Risle
Mary
Heber
Smith
Tel Wore L Lasette Intl consigution found perfect
Tel Wore L Lasette Intl reports a consigution status with De Watts Little Luss Tels deemed perfect. The note mentions never at pe Tryther for stom ach adler touble and Di C Paddocl druggist 17 Waripo 2 street.
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Tel
Lasette
de Watts
Luss
Adler
Waripo
Raisin Growers and Crops Report for California
A detailed report from the California Raisin Growers Association outlines expected harvest volumes across several counties. It notes bags of grain and seed, mentions locations near Kings River, Reedley, and Fresno, and discusses market prospects for dried fruit with price notes and industry observations from Alex Gordon and PW Hasl.
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Aingpiver
Pacific
Kings Iver
Lyme
Aings River
Centerville
Towler
Washington Colony
Fresno
Kearney Tract
California
Alex Codon
San Peinuruimy
San Francisco
Gordon
Jiutchinson
Messrs
Hutclinson Coardon
Gordon Tool
Hutchinson
Jumped The Game Led To Baseball Team Crisis
Held and Ferguson, first baseman and fielder, jumped the game after failing to connect with their files. The local club, burdened by debt, faces a critical period as Ward undertakes management for the remainder of the season amid wage disputes and a pending release status.
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Held
Terguson
Teanis
Inus Percy
Ferguson
Dwow Ehes
Ds Worisins
Bief
Baseball Fund
Ward
Mir Wards
Mel Duncan F
Emory Donahoo
Orit
Eloped Wife Swindler Arrests After Hapless Signatures
The jail tale follows L I Bishop known as Jim Bishop as a young swindler who used a near match to Recorder Machen’s name to defraud real estate and hay deals. He signed a receipt for two stacks of alfalfa and $10, then fled, caught by Deputy Scott who exposed the orthography ruse.
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Tilla
Sheufi de Scott
Dome
Hnsen
Scott
Wachin
T Oteaty
Jim Bishop
Lowler Sow
Miliarly
Fowler
Manley Recorder
Machen
Bishop
Spencer
Selma
Rogers
Haygood Mystery Woman Affair Ends In Feud
A convoluted tale unfolds around L. E. Haygood and a suspected affair with a Frau. A wife, three children, and a household split surface in hush reports as a supposed coup and letters cross state lines. Investigations trace alibis, missing traces, and a planned postmark deception in a tense domestic drama.
Little Business Yet Tricky City Trustees Meeting
A sparse city trustees session discussed fire safety for row houses and fire escapes. Trustees considered using a fire bell or whistle to warn youths at night, and a plan to inspect structures with owners to address decomposed rock and street sidewall needs.
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Mt Rest
Spmney
Rustie
Pive
R P Russell
Ind
Bucy & Dosle Litnobioch
Chiirman Craver
Foreclosure suit filed by Peoples Swings Bank of Presno
The Peoples Swings Bank sued George D. Church on a promissory note for 1000 dated in 1896. A mortgage on the northwest quarter of section 26, township 1 south of range 19 east, was given to secure payment. The case notes unclear local details and relief sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presno
OW Johnson
Matthews Ari Georgeese
South Range
Lleast
Sini
Peoples Swings Bank of
Raisin Growers Urged to Campaign for Pool Success
President Kearny urges intelligent community men to canvass counties over the next week to secure participation in a raisin pooling plan. Growers outside the pool must be persuaded to sign contracts or lose access to the pool and cash in the box. A meeting of county raisin men is set for Wednesday morning to organize a countywide canvass and secure firm participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jaquin Valley
Raisin Kraven
Kearndy
Pete Kaarsberg In a New Role
Pete Kaarsberg takes a new position at the university amid debates on faculty, governance, and student activity. The piece sketches his past roles, the expectations of his new duties, and reactions from colleagues, noting the surrounding campus political climate and recent controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Kaarsberg
The Case of Serg Norton Saroy Revolving Mail of a Quartermaster
A court martial report from Benicia Barracks in 1898 details Sergeant Norton of Company C 6th California USV Infantry facing investigation for mismanaging camp property. He allegedly sold unneeded utentials, claimed funds were spent on travel, and failed to keep a proper property ledger. Norton was transferred, placed under investigation, and temporarily replaced by Sergeant Ferguson.
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TV Deviin
Sageant Norton
Hum
Erie
Norton
Nexton
Benicia
Campang
Fater
Ferguson
Truce Co
Inly
Vo O Duncan
California U S V Infantry
Recorder Keeps Wedding Promise After Momentary Absence
City hall wedding delayed as Recorder Clark forgets the ceremony but arrives. George Matheomirecened the couple and vows he would attend. The bride Minnie fkory and groom WC I'rve were kept waiting until a rescue visit confirmed the Recorder’s delay. Clark then unites the couple and apologizes for the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Clark
Clark
Banquet Honors Ex Supreme President John G Mattos Jr
Portuguese Have a Banquet Fraternity Council No 23 of the Portuguese Union of California honored ex Supreme President John G Mattos Jr an Oakland attorney yesterday with a lodge banquet after a meeting An active fraternal group with its corporate office in San Leandro the union traces to August 1850 and lists about 2600 members across six councils in several parts of the state.
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Portugese Union of
California
Supreme
John G Mattos Jr
Oakland
Califoria
Portugese Union
San Leandro California
Alamnch
Everal
Unclear Historical Social Event With Notable Attendees
Fragmented OCR notes describe a social gathering or party on a Saturday with many attendees including Holden, Wis Coeur Helden, Mr and Mrs Suthertani, Pat agon Viola Hays, Irene Carling Cleo Steve Susan Burnish, and others. Mentions of dances, games, a Sunday visit by Castibl Spencer, and several local names appear in disjointed form.
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Holden
Ant Wis Coeur
Helden
Tore
I Suthertani
Timi
Irene Carling
Cleo Steve Susan Burnish
Messrs
AL Vera Bam Lays
Clark
Cita Thema
Claverce Olufs
Wil Wti Field
Tragic stabbing drama ends with man critically injured
Michael Quinlan allegedly attacked Michael Kelly in a violent incident described as a near fatal stabbing. Reports state Kelly suffered extensive abdominal wounds as bystanders and officers responded. Quinlan faced arrest as details emerged, including claims of spousal turmoil and prior grievances. The wounded man remained under medical care with intestines damaged and surgery performed.
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Peter Aegt
Srila
Roy
Katy
Happs
Kelly
Quinlan
Min
Ays
Hayden Reachin
Wanda Nan Wes
Dan
Ritenitis
Quinlan Cime
Sven
Tethys
Ms Quintan
Jin Pole
Don Manel
Dute
Sherif Timmins
Quintan
Hasden
Republian
Kelly Quinlan
Hudbin
Euliv
Ibinos
Fresno
Tarpey
Superior Court Notes Highlights of Yesterday’s Docket
The superior court yesterday heard a new trial motion in Birsingame versus Helm and resumed a petition to dissolve an injunction in Richardson's case. Insolvency of Heisheil granted. Micred Coleman versus Richardson ends with a stipulation for a water allowance during trial. Judgment by default for Max Irankenau against Jordan for 31300 on a promissory note. mortgage foreclosed. Chittenden named commissioner to sell property valued at 1000. Estate of H C Warner finalized. Joseph Huber will admitted to probate. Mary A Huber appointed executrix. J B Huber named executor. Chittenden and George A Smith named appraisers. John D Dymoth, music teacher, plans to resume duties in public schools after Chicago study.
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Birsingame
William Helm
Heisheil
Micred Coleman
Richardson
Max Irankenau
Chittenden
H C Warner
Joseph Huber
Mary A Huber
J B Huber
George A Smith
Advertised Letters Remaining Uncalled For in Fresno
Notice to recipients in Fresno to claim unpaid letters as of July 18 19 adverstisement dates. callers should say adver tion. If unclaimed within fourteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DG.
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Fresno Cel
Fersons
Offica
Washington DG
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Charles Ludtke
Ghain
the’ Farmers’ Club
Alex Gordon
Raisin Growers of
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Taltys Dati AL Che
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Beniton
W. W. Machsn
L. E. Haygood
F. R. Minkler
Haygood
Peru
Wokler
Hayate
Mir Klea
Wift
Payard
Mio
Maxgood
Minn
Siday McImin
Enyeloy
Fiesno
P Timister Short
San Franusco
Yuleal
Guiety
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Ahum
Berkeley
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National Guard
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Ameng
Universits
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Rhelev
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Anteng
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Cochritth
Stett Ayer
Fom Princton Hoop St
Conan
Spring Wien
Pete
Piesno
Gromn i
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Lloyd We Moultrie
Golden Gate Park
Medical Pharmacy
Dental and Veterinary
Chester Howiit
Board of Regents
Seventh Congressional District
Dr Castle
John Dore
Sacramante
Democratic Committee
Maguire Aggression
Dr Powler
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Resno
Enger
AON
Walham
Wetlssat
Sam Movant
NFMO
Serg Nortos
Wow Wadenfeld
Walden
Finney
Ty Toys
India
Jara
Olin
Castibl Spencer
Michael Quinlan
Michael Kelly
Tate Rad
John D Dymot
Chicago
Tim Vo
Henmatt
Thomas Crore
Bard Mes Jeuniv
Jobostos Wiss
Mary Malig
WB Dugley
Mary Abodron
Elam Weed
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