Market Line Sells Fast At Popular Price Point
A bold price position draws strong consumer interest as Pereales offers adras lawns piques and 1sia, signaling solid demand for the line and high popularity among shoppers.
01 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
The Daily Californian
Location
Bakersfield, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
1
A bold price position draws strong consumer interest as Pereales offers adras lawns piques and 1sia, signaling solid demand for the line and high popularity among shoppers.
Editor Californians critique Mr Day’s exception to the late grand jury report while defending Brower’s work. They note delays in tax settlements and deposits, call for remedies, and praise administrative improvements, asserting no intentional irregularities but best county work in the year.
Six weeks late rain showers brought mixed outcomes for farming districts. Some alfalfa and hay benefited in Tehachapi and Tejon area, with grain yields expected to rise as seeds fill out. In Paleta sunshine was needed as rain harmed feed crops, while Linn's Valley saw big gains to hay and grain despite uneven effects. Measured totals include Poso .32, Calloway .25, Rosedale .124, Bellevue .25, Stockdale .25, Lakeside .25, San Emidio .21, Famosa .30.
R L Thompson of Los Angeles is here today ready to meet Jim Ryan. The Athletic Club will decide tonight whether to arrange a match between the two.
R E Galloway believes Ochoa escaped over Piute mountains toward Lone Pine after two horses were stolen from a meadow pasture. Galloway and companions walked fifty miles from the mountain to Caliente in two days. Officers dispute the claim, noting sightings near Poso flat and a prior chase toward Kernville.
A Sacramento dispatch reports F E Valentine of the Santa Fe announcing a planned extension to Sacramento after absorbing the Valley road. He expects Santa Fe trains into Sacramento within eighteen months and notes surveying from Stockton toward Sacramento is complete. The line toward mining areas east of Stockton and potential Santa Fe control of the Woman's Road right of way are also noted, elevating Stockton as a railroad center.
The Alumni of the High school elected Rush Blodget president Bert Colton Lois Jameson and Cora Barnhart as first second and third vice presidents Ella Fay named secretary and Lena Brower treasurer A meeting is set for next Wednesday at Mrs Chas Fox residence and all graduates are urged to attend
Rabbi Voorsanger will not lecture in Bakerfield on June 6. His agent asked to move the date to July 1 but the engagement was cancelled due to summer travel.
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