California miscellany shows values and quips across the state
A satirical statewide roundup notes California demographics, bridge traffic, jail counts, farming habits, and local quirks. It mentions 100 million crossings of the Golden Gate Bridge since 1937, a chiding re pronunciation for Los Angeles, 4-H and Guide Dogs work, and local anecdotes from Ukiah to Chino, with a final tease toward continued notes on page 6.
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Knott’s Berry Farm and Ghost Town Attracts Monto Visitors
The Southland attraction Knott’s Berry Farm and Ghost Town draws over a million visitors annually. Free admission to Ghost Town gardens and entertainment. Mrs. Knott’s fried chicken serves noon to 8 30 pm except Monday Tuesday and Christmas. Steak House open daily except Friday. Founded by Walter Knott, the Knott ownership has run it for 30 years. Located 22 miles southeast of Los Angeles, 2 miles south of Buena Park, with 30 acres of free parking.
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Ukiah Volunteers Build Giorno Park Into Community Showcase
Ukiah residents rallied to transform Giorno Park through repeated labor, donations, and shared effort. Local clubs, businesses, schools, and individuals contributed time and resources, with coordinator Al Anton honored in opening ceremonies. The project, valued at 175000 dollars from 25000 raised plus donated materials, reflects a widespread civic spirit and hints at future park amenities.
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Fascinating New Home Gadgets Highlighted in Mail Mart
Read Mail Mart for a page featuring several innovative devices for home improvement. The items promise convenience and efficiency, with explanations of practical use and potential modern upgrades for everyday living.
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