Butter Scoring Jones Butter Scoring Jones Byrrmley 1912
Feb entries of butter evaluated for a California university dairy contest reveal 1912 scores and names of participating creameries and judges. The report notes high failure rates due to improper temperature control and texture defects, with mechanical flaws lowering many scores.
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California
Humber
Hanson
Plaend Rfoy WB
Pturston
Federal Daieynnin
KU Hagemann
Lenn H. Davis
Dairy Department
A. Johnson
Auibroyi
Shaoneau
University Part Qrenritory
Davis
Onrl
Futytechnic Scheal Creamery
Ban Tuls
Fresna
K. Haley
Belluse Creamer
Beatrice
Porterville Co Operative
Grea Porterville Trust
Koppes
Ceres Creamery
TOS G. Pips
Holla Creamery
Vonariad
Carl Miranius
Stavisiaas Creamery
Modesto
AD Wus
Calexico Co-opera Uve- Creamery
Calexten
Nedhament
Plan for Future Parks and Recreation in Cities Ought
A defense of investing in public parks and play areas as vital to public health and urban vitality. The text cites medical associations and European planning movements, urging physicians to lead hygiene and recreation efforts, arguing parks, forests, and air access prevent illness and boost productivity.
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Awellers
Tito Parké
Journal of the American Medical Association
Rome
Europe
Omy
Swere
Morlels
Europy
Provid
Severnl
Willzee
California Butter Contest Echoes Calls for Better Cream
The article discusses pasteurization faults and the need for better cream quality to raise butter standards in California. It highlights frequent deliveries, low temperatures, and the role of donated prizes and cash contributions from sponsors to support a 1912 butter contest and improve market demand for daily products.
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Forinn Red
Cisco
Laval Dairy Weanelsea UL. Ford Co
Wyandolta
Wyandotte, Biey
Eeeseees
Jiamond Crystal Spit’ Co
Supply Co
San We
Hunben
Little Falls
Wall
Ae Bole
Mysterious Early Patent Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A garbled ad-like excerpt advertises Mothers, Mother Gray's Breet Ponifern as a cure for chillin a conain relief of feverishness, headache, teething pain, and regulated bowels. It mentions retirement, a date unclear, and references to Golda and a fast time frame without clear facts or reliable details.
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Gray
Salida Doctor 18 Accidentally Shot
Salida February 27 Dr Johnson aged in accident Sunday morning while cleaning his revolver he dropped it and it discharged the bullet entered his foot shattering the jostep bones Dr Evans summoned and Injured man taken to Evans hospital Dr Johnson was preparing to leave for Los Angeles Sunday evening where his wife is not expected to live. A V Freight formerly of Sabhila now of Stockton was in Salida on business Sunday. Mrs Fratley of Oakland guests at T I Sewin home Saturday evening. Salida Library Society meets Mapte Hil this evening. Mr and Mrs Kuhn celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary Saturday evening. The guests were numerous with carla and white and a late hour supper. Many names listed among attendees. Judge Covert of Hanford visited Salida last week. Joimeon and wife returned from San Francisco Saturday evening.
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Ballda
Johnson
Evans
Evans Hospital
Los Angeles
Sullday
A.V. Feight
Sabhila
Stockton
Salida
Simeday
Mitton Fratley
Qalt
T. 1 Sewin
Moa
Kowin
Amare
Spenser
Mes Covell
St. We Murphy
St. We Murphy, Me. and Mrs. Moulton of Ripon, Ar, and Mrs. ‘Ten Vyen
Ripon
Ten Hughes
Capps
Homer Cyne
Hugueley
Clarence
Tiembyon
H.C. Keeley
Wheeler
Mya
Mitlow Mrniley
Oakdale
Roswell Jatt
Intewalle
R. Ta Miller
S. Mayes
R. Walls
Jay Byvers
R. le OlSou
Grace Cox
Charles Hiemenschneider
Et.j. Zion
Miss Suh
Mr Doak
Miss Powell
McConnell
Phil Gaffney
Baldwin
Badle Bax
Covert
Hanford
W. Evert
Cery
Barton
Joimeon
San Francisco
Lower rates for long distance in California
Sacramento February 27. After months of negotiation the Sacramento Merchants and Manufacturers association secured from the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company a marked reduction in long distance rates between Sacramento and northern and central California. The new rates effective March 15 are said to reflect increased traffic. Reductions amount to from 24 to 30 percent. To Fresno Watsonville and Merced the rate was reduced from 1 to 3? cents.
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Sacramento
Aint
Watsonville
Madura
Supreme Court upholds railroad land grant claim
The Supreme Court of the United States yesterday upheld the right of the Southern Pacific railroad to land within the marine grant, a test case valued at over one million dollars in California. The decision reverses a lower circuit ruling and clarifies the scope of the Atlantic and Pacific grants along main and branch lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Congress
Wunlic & Pacific Railroad Company
Buprente Court of
We United States
Guiifornia
Snttes Circuit Court of Appeals
Asiatic Circuit
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Rairoad
Becanan
Atlantic & Parcifig
Southern Pacific
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R.V. Pierre
M. D
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N.Y
Vieres
Salber’s
Cyphers
Humphrey
Modesto Gas Co
Stanislaus
Modesto Soda Works
Fortlett and Cosk
Rexdell and Green
Froprieters
Hetwer
California Oyster Market
Postoffice
Snd
Soelnek
James Petrou
Tee
Farmers and’ Merchants Bank Modesto
Caltecunia Caphtol Pally
W. Rowigh
W. A. Harter
Candler TW
Ueki Vico-Fres
G. J. Cressey
Caphler
Denver
Becureny
Shaintehnes
E. E. Burt
W. B. Wood & Son
Union Savings Bank
H Street
Tynan Hotel
Superior Gar
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