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Imperial Valley Press, Volume 8, Number 26, 3 October 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CITY'S PROGRESS
REPUBLICAN RALLY
PROMOTION RALLY
BRYA.'J MEETING TONIGHT.
IN HOT STORAGE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY DEPARTS.
MRS. HALL RELEASED.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS OPEN.
CHANGES AT C. P. STATION.
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
PLATT PROMOTED.'
CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLYMAN.
COTTON GROWING
WEATHER RECORD
DAVIES-FERGUSON WEDDING
SCHOOL OPENING
CALEXICO BONDB BOLD.
NOTICE TO CUBTOMERB OF ALL MERCHANTS.
Lame Back.
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County Notes
CALEXICO.
HOLTVILLE.
BRAWLEY.
IMPERIAL.
WATER CASE REOPENED.
WATER IN THE RIVER.
Why Colds are Dangerous.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS OF IMPERIAL COUNTY.
OFFICERS OF CITY OF EL CENTRO.
Untitled
COTTON GROWING NOT A PROBLEM.
DIRECT PRIMARY AND DECENT POLITICS.
SQUARE VEAL FOR HARRIMAN.
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LOCALS
STOCK SHIPMENTS.
DAND GETS BUSY.
DRILLING IN QUICKSAND.
WILL MOVE COTTAGE.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED.
WILL TURN RANCHER.
RiDE IM AN AUTOMOBILE,
NOTICE. • f
For Chronic Diarrhoen.
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NEWS IN BRIEF
INTERESTED IN COTTON.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
WAREHOUSE FOR HONEY
BUSY BUILDERS
TEACHER'S NORMAL CLASS.
SHOW IS COMING.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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ORDINANCE NO. 17.
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NEW BANK BUILDING
VALLEY'S NJIW HAY RATE.
BIG HOTEL'S PROGRESS.
SUPERIOR COURT NOTES.
MAY HAVE FLOWER SHOW.
DEATH OF MISS EMMA PLONSKE.
CREAMERY FOR YUMA*.
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS
SUPERIOR COURT JURORS.
INDIAN SCHOOL OPENS.
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