California Trip Notes Open with Oil Fields and Earthquakes
A travelogue recounts a California journey from Santa Barbara oil wells to Redondo Beach pollution, San Diego climate jokes, and Sacramento then San Francisco quake memories. The narrator visits Santa Barbara, San Jose, Palo Alto, and Chico, noting orchards, mission ruins, and early postquake impressions while praising redwood fire resistance and local hospitality.
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California
Santa Barbara
Redondo Beach
Sacramento
San di
San Diego
Fremont
Rey
Monterey
San Francisco
San Jose
McMillan
Elizabeth B. Miles
James
Joel Bean
Hall of Records
Palo Alto
Memorial
Eugene
Rev
Thomas
Sixteenth Street
Market
San Francisco Bay
Chico
Alva P
O. c. Sandson
Oregon
Relief aid for San Francisco from Newbery Board of Trade
A Crater's hall meeting raised funds to aid San Francisco suffering. A committee including Caldwell Morris Redmond Morris Colcord Coffin Elliott and Cutts organized subscriptions of about $800. They arranged carloads of potatoes flour lumber and clothing with Spaulding Logging and Salem mill donations. The goal is rapid delivery and more aid if needed.
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Newbery Board of Trade
Crater’s Hall
San Francisco
F. H. Caldwell
M. Redmond
F. .A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
J. W. Coffin
F. A. Elliott
G. W. Cutts
Spaulding Logging Company
Salem
Card of Thanks for Help During Illness and Death
Expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for care at bedside during sickness and death of beloved wife. Acknowledges continual attendance and kindness from the community.
Let Something Good Be Said In Protesting Repetition
A call urges residents to stop repeating harmful rumors about neighbors. It argues Christians should reject scurrilous remarks and promote kindness. The piece quotes James Whitcomb Riley urging that whenever disgrace shadows others, something good be said to lift them.
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Riley
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