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Literasi Informasi Dan Peran Perpustakaan Dalam Meningkatkan Sdm
No full textThe advance of a state is decided by the human resources,particularly the information competence. Libraries have animportant role to increase this resource by improving the societyliteracy. Endeavor to upgrade the competence of information literacywould produce the strength of information competency, namely thecompetence to empower to intensifying their daily activity. So thatit can influence and accelerate socie
Transmitting inaccurate knowledge through online konspiracies (Tiktok): Strategies in evaluating fake news on natural disaster
No full textThis study explored the different strategies that TikTok users employ in evaluating and identifying fake news on natural disasters. Utilizing semiotics as a methodology, information was gathered on TikTok users who use TikTok on an average basis. Videos were presented during the interviews to further imply the use of Semiotics. Results reveal a handful of strategies being employed, varying from user to user. Ranging from further research and cross-referencing, experiential correlation, looking at the author and the app’s features, looking for visual and auditory cues, determining AI content, content editing, and even citing other social media platforms. Each upholds significant results from the other, but each is aiming to assist in evaluating and identifying fake news on TikTok. Recommendations and implications were given in the development of information literacy among users, most specifically on identifying and evaluating fake news on TikTok. These findings underscore the critical need for strategies that yield good results to empower users in navigating and discerning information in an increasingly digital world
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DAILY PALO Al.TO TIMES. Till KSllAY, Spy, it. 1915
2>ailv ICimee B-Mtorial page
H. W KIMKINS-
-W. H. KELLY
\ l Vltl IUy*>IN'l»KH
between Ihe liti**«
< 'inltf agree v*. Kit tl.r atr]
li ihr heaps Upon the nit1
ntl> . the other six are to !i.,vn , Inga of charlatan* for profit or of
otiltrr dt.'t.-t misunderstood No*, i their dupes we tlTClnff 11 much for-
IM- ,-... i.ur rrltlt ndiults that. b«OTaoc« as tha law allows.
Innna n-ihtriR No t-hmue fnr an; ■»
ini.-nt where we both agree so' Smokataaa Powder.
I>t*|e|.t Wh-tt .he Implies ion ■*• .gn-at ed*au<*e In (lrcarma waa
■iix herself ma) of rout*** Ih- tngile wh<*u smokeleas powder came
Into tbe fli-ld. Many kinds of tbe
atnoketra* variety have t-ome and gone,
and from the elimination of lb« nn-
flttrnt thr ultr.K-rlim.'se anil the altro-
.•-.fiif-h sfM'iatt Iln., glycerin powders hair aurvtved.
l-..ir .h.i].. wiio wlll The nUnx-fIluli**w type b uaed by
Unl la tie -.enure .mil ■"**•*• V9-X0t\ Ktntt-a army and navy, hy
rules of tioapltalll* lt"' ■""r,'t""'1 *■■•'■ G-Winan army Nltro-
glyrcrlu Li u«i*il by rhe British army
aud navy un.1 hy ihr I'erman nary.
Tho principal lngre.11.-ot In hotb klnda
ireai .- apmu of powder U gun-ottoi/
l|ii-.t mi rather emptlmlil The smokeless potedet needed by tbe
liiimia or suner .ti Thr Tlmea bulled Htate* army an.l nary la in part '
s n.. r th.- things ».- .1- not l"»»,-"'n(''up*"** 1-7 gn*«FDOMDl plant*
,t,.„ii Hi, f„„nh dl.ntsn.lun 0",, '° *" ^r'\hn^ fr"»- Pr>T»f '
iimnufa'tiiren 1 ho sin>>!:•• leas powder
■ Hindi .,1 11n- auhjei-l »r N mB(,e n| ft|1 .,,„..,.__ lt4ltu K,,Vrrnnu,n*
■ wiii-it all our llmr for Ivten «,,j private, In accordance with spe-cl
. lun I a.us nol il--.o-.--d tn Orations preparvd hy a Joint board of
ae That makes Ave aruiy and navy o-fflcen The lilgbeat
•iluiiili and ten Ihele he grade materials nnd ihr most rigorous
i ad mil lh.it ihr penalty tmu •*■ ,,**-i,1"y*"J 1" ■■■ stagi-a of the
,.(• .. „,, „ i- ni»Dufa.*lim- ii. tenure a high grade
[multn-1. ltro.iklyti Kagle
nil 1..
the Irf- i.ln'h-
That I* iii
i un
til. Ihr . i-1 itii-
...i—I ii. prut,ing rlit- fourth til in-Fin
...>ti, fi.-tu tin- |.livi*ii nl nmlfiit.itli
lt !■ Rsdeenting Trait
.|.ilo>.ophl'Hi ..nd apl-nltual stand- A j-oung mail w-y. -tlitlni- In a bar
!■ IIi.«.'''-: fanU'J the effort. l**-r*a ntmi* lix-Unit nt n iiiaitar.liio when
i b inea ihr .hunt. •■( ..ur an old Farmer, it ith llttla komrlwlga nr
. *,. -hide aa ahe -*i.ld-*>nll-. not appreciation »r ilti-riir* people, itnpp-ed
up behind his .link nn.l I.M.ked over
>ihmg
l-i n-ui'hlni
i- hiithln
hi kn
ilOllh
III
Th*-
n hb
bla
uldni
iHiiiM ini"tn
..- pi.ihoMipli
and know
.:,„|,l.- leml
1 slide Ui
lo-i.-lt I hm Mo hi.
Ill, llltl.t-tlSIOII
nt some uf Ihr s|mple:
llllia in i"- 'lul--- fa- Hw»
i-HM-CHting thoM. ki, tialli.il
0.<t.*l III
..I Ih
phrii.in.i-nn nol ,. II n.-rsnu i
hair |i ,1l.-|-r illpli.im, .-Ill-.ei
Some ol tl..- «i*..- ■ edit.
thm appear In The Times now
then u atithortu tin i-ulo-m
■If
'.-. ih.< inn- 1-n.r.M.i.iii *.
..--. ,.[ lh.-M.-t1 1 invrl-sll>
i.t.-.l III. M« to pr.>. I.I. r
Who's tlirin'*' lie lti.|olr.-d. pointing
to n group f porirTiit*.
ts.u-.Htng "Well kii"uii -tilEhon and play
It , h In- w-rii-hta.' un-* the l-oplj
.-.- a.nirh "Humph'' i-ju ii'nu-.] the farmnrenn
Is 1.1k- ""tuidiiousty -Ji-t wrlUii feller*, eh?'
Then he natlffbl sttght al nn nutliur
with a Inng iiilenm f«.-e, and his eye-.
s|inrkli*d "That's 'In- »i»' I like." be
sal.i. with ti.--i-it.it putting his linger
on the writer's muurnfiil "otintenan*^ |
nnd knows "tltt. jea Heart) ever}- .m*. like- I
i. fi.oLiOi hlm1" ni*r-til ilu* loom: man "lib
w-. mil ..ud huiu.ir-uis writing* nre"
,. |« mlmv "(Don't ku.tw n.ithiinc is.ui hla writ
III . hul I like his fare
"Wll) KI.
I "•■' latH'i ■ ■Cau.tt. hi- n Ho* nEv feller thai
inlDiilla.aSlt lookn Ilk.- he una snrry for what he'1
i.l,li.- i,|am d..ne " -Chleago Nnrnld
, nil KlHIIII ■•'•• Traaa.
« ...,ii l*eople K'-riet*iilly nssoctntr Ideas sf
I hen. I-. ""' ll*Mr"-'"*" ''K ■-"■'*'"* Wl***- ''■■, sl*rl
Jmsu grove, near tlio Yoaemlte. and ye-
,"1 '*' It ippnara thnl ihem are in Hie Be
Unit II «... (,,liiln -tj-Kio,,,! ,,-,-v ..lOa.OQQ trees. \m
•-'■ H Is -'1 IQO nf will, h .-t'1-.l ten feet In diallit'
"' I ii' tei S Idin ..f Mte ItlUlioiisKt oTOne
plKikfa nn.I nf the** IiIr rrtH--i <nq Im- Knihered fnun
:!.- ii«i. ttf *■■"" "tiiit-iii'i" Hani ;i.«M». fnni-epnaia
»nMnuii..u -• ■""■''"nl lu supiinrt n ivln- ft-ii-i-
□ttiutid s.issi .,! M.tasi geree, bare Iwen
made froni one .tf Ibeae glnnta ant,
the botglll lhnl wn- (tUiy tllP anl K,t,(t t„wnr,i „,
1 i *'1*" ," ing Its huge i-nwnna Sii hit-odred and
ons iil...iit (tfty It-miaantj ghlnffh-a en.uigh l« w«
; evnn |nuM rr the r.Kifs of -.-n-i.ti ,,r elghij
,: ul uMir h.tu-H's. f.triinsl th<- art-itm] item uf lla
■ lllt'lv its i"-"«'"-'" Klimltj llli-lT "llll remnliir.l
'ul-. nitu InindreiU ..f "rtls ..f IVrewni-d will ti
I hitiitiif exiienae ..r hauling thr ,i.„hI
out of tin- mountains " Maniifa<-tiin*r*
)e<*1* m-.lt.- .-tn, Kin,,.!.. I..Ik- fe.-l fin ji lit ,|,,.(| without ll Is. ovnling Otte
sorrt thai I'he wnlten of them H.lutlllit or pOffltltre proof ol ihr nO>
though wist* iu ihelr own eonealla - > >.H we mny dlamlaa the piMnniloni
are not w.lw* enough m ihlhk thnt i.r Madame This and I'rofessor
mit) he artel n.l their point of now llnil wllh not n grain, hut sella not [he ..nl) onr nor the Una) i*rnl waf-onloud* of I.r*.he ■ rliolttmt
one a*, no dotiht even they may be producl
Vllltng to admit tf IhOJ would only The largei iihrarloa have whole
stop to ihltik al-oul tt Uiat ever)- ahatTea full of fat volum-w det/olml.
thing depends upon lha point of to hounding and minutely dnet-rll*-'
view Ynur*. truly ins Ihn unknaWB We rttad aome ofj
KINOKAMKH Ihem with plt-tisurtv as their author*a|
N'ovemher 10 1 91 S " ara aa rlrver ax the performer who!
One "f the Mtven sorrows of an ran pull a lark rabbit out of John-1
editor 1* ho inability to write Intel nie -. nosr Hut with the windy noth-
LA PEIRE & SON
GROCERS
521 Ramona Street
Phone 29
The Ernest Wilson
Company makers
of Co-ed Chocolates
-
COCOA
DOOR MATS
A full stock of all sizes at
prices ranging from 75c each
to $2.50 each, according to
size and quality :-:
e a a •
• a a e
AT THE
Palo Alto Furniture Co. Inc.
Phone 12
222 University Ave.
P. L. SEAJANS
Pioneer Jeweler
-lunouioes that he lias eecum!
the sanires of
DR. J. H. S0HN
a cr.-ul in.tr optomelrltU with
nn ' eiprrlenre of over twenty
rears Hn come* to ma with
Uie highest recommendations
rrom the California Optical
Company, ao tbat I can assure
you of an absolute correction
In every t-aae aubmtttvd
Telephone *tl.v\
llKVlOT l'nlr ersity Avenne-
No More Blue fftondays
Let ua do your waablng. Wa
wlll call for yonr clotnaa and
return tbem to you within St
hours We waah anything—a&
pounds for COc.
Our plant is equipped with
new mangle and dry house
Hotel and raManrant work a
•peclalty
Send for our price lUtt and
give ua a trial Satisfaction
guaranteed.
PALf ALTO WETiWASBiAND
ROUGH D1Y LAUNDRY
0.2 11 Vk-i. Kt. 1-boD. P. A. 70
1-KTKB IVKSROK, Maaajar.
THE HAYS TREE O-
will call on you. Hold your order
for Xmas Trees, Toyon Berries,
& Huckleberrey Greens— Stock
on display at' 527 High Street
after December I 8.
Phone 364 K.
DICY A. BAUQH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
Hotel Larkin
PALO ALTO
EUROPKA*. PLAN
Do \ou Need
A CarpenttT?
It «.iu ha--e *o> <arpenter
-vo.k to t*e don* call upon me
to do it for roii I l-.-.r .oa-
trartr-d tor twaht>-n*.i tears,
snd lot th» past eight jesrs 1
hair don* Join nt) man * work.,
•o I kins, t'ary angle of th*
trade "A '■ jO ne« "vrk-nr
repal'lng ..- »ili siiisri ineud
>i.o ■' ile-lred
iii.* me a call at ;n» retl-
d*-u-» nnmana Jei*-*» dairy:,
ur phone 60".X.
C. E'LO.NGANFXKER
IN laRSS THAN TWO
MINITBS
after tou have tasted some of
our Bread. Ko'W or C»aea ro-j
won't feel Uke aaatmc yoar
tiinr oirr n ho: ovm any more
Our Hre.d is >.. lij-ht. so palatable, ao jut! rlEht as to rntit.
that eren tha t>e*.t of home
bakers prefer H t„ their own
Tr) a loaf an.l .-ee »* fin- Al
dell-.**i--*«1
li..iti-.-m.-1'l.- Minor ami |*am*>.
kin inea rtr*ry tlay. Mlntr
'.H-.l ,,n -aalr.
miPTKr.—f-reat, n.s.t-*l ntv| ---rutii
ltr>.| fn
oar j. Try
a -touml t.-Uj. it w.ti pleaac vu. kkkk URUrERV,
Frank J. Miller Co.
Delicatessen Bakery Catering Groceries
Phone 5 I 6K 203-205 University Ave
_0006
No full textTHE DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES
RUEF WILL BE
PLACED ON TRIAL"
POINTED I'ARACnArilS.
DETECTED IX u.l I (EALING
HE \. 11.1. HE SHOWN NO
MEBCY BY I-ROUKCITKlN.
Kim r.il lulu I nun ii ii lit
l»m l*ravrO Tvwlt.tr by Ctitutplr*
In* Willi lu.h. f-l 11. i.
Saq Frsnclsco. Jen. SO.—Ab«*
Ru.f. eornerrd and with all o|>[K>r-
tunlty for Immunity squandered In
-brittle** duplicity. apix-art*) In
Jaditt- Lawlor'* dei-arttuent ol thi*
(Prom the Chicago Newa.) .
A womanly woman bas no eertblv
a»e for a ladle*' man.
Some i*-oiil_> even pride thefO-
eelve* on their lark or pride.
You van'i always judge what a
man wa* by what hi* monument I*.
It's human nature to want to Or
a little higher than your neighbor.
Too many men attempt to make
an arc light show on a kerosene In-
Ctmtrari. conn'.
What a different world tbls wouW
be If we all practiced wbst ve
preach*
Men who are bald always inter st
the man who pert* bl* hair In tbe
middle. I *
Never judge the e»****tnei** ot a
woman by ("*d br her voice
over tbe phone.
It I* often Infer to follow your
own Intuition than the advice of a
parlor eoan this morale, io fere ,,„,„,,„,,„, Mmi
the Immediate prewpeet of a quick
Whoa you hear a woman talking
trial on-a eherae ol h.rle, bribed „„,„, „„ |dM, „„„,,„,, „., . ,lf„
member* of the board of superviaor*- _h(f (< widow
to vol- tat the overhead trolley* per-j
Mo*t pnoplc are willing lo lend a
Miami if tbey think there laa chance
mil ln court with Ruef were Pat
rtek Calhoun, represented through, (>f ^-^ .WV* llttle'lster^
tbe proxy of rouasel: E. E. Schmlu. „ , „.„ m^ l0 do b„tntM
Ruef. partner Id crime. If not ln| wfftout ^^un, Cr .ink* at a
treason lo the graft pro-ecu t loo. and ^ |n ,„„ ^ ^ rwoU ,_ murh
Tirey L. Ford. Thorn well Mullally i ,fcp Mmf
and William M. Abbott. Those are) '
tb* sgencle. at wboee behest Ruef} _- „„r Hnm, ^j
pandered his promise* Tbe ex-bos.) Prorfwor „d Mrt K p. Cub.
bartered with the blgherupe through' r)#y „,„, mU ^^ htnAmtmt. nt.
George Keane and Mjrtlle Cert. M#B^ ,t 1345 Webster street to
District Attorney Lsogdon asked1 Captain A. J. Hotcblnsos. formerly
lo court tbat tbe case* be continued j of the Brltleh srmy. Captsltft Hutch-
until early In Pebraary jnd tbat tb**jin_on and family are well-known
Huef Indictment be Mt flrat for residents of Palo Alto and have bow
trial Ruef bad a chance to mak* »<*<,ulrrd a home In one of the moet
Headline City Milk.
Germany I* Interested ln tb* qoertleo J
at tbe proper treatment of milk for ■
city coosnmptlon. aod at a recent con* ■
grass of acl*ntt*t* end |thy*lctsns a pa-.
psr on. the subject ws* read by Pro- '
feasor Hew pel. s distinguished msn
of scienca. No n*w law I* laid down by
tb* professor for tb* production of'
pare milk Be scoots tbe theory tbat'
betting help* to safeguard parity. Glv* j
eo healthy animal* and clean ctablea,
tbe _nl!k Is safer food without tb* na*
o-*h*at
Not ooe of tb* seven rule* whlcb
Profeeeor Hemp*l recommends far gov-
•mment requirement* 1* aoc**e*rv (
for tb* careful dalrfst, snd sa forth*;
other kind tbe mle* would prebably I
be Ignored or a'U-hted. In brier, tbe.
role* call tvr beat-by cows, open air
feeding, good foddur. clean milking.
-lean uduer*. (-"otitic of uilik promptly
sfter rufikuig and a low temperature
wblla^Tu trauslt Pur the tenement
population of large cities, where coo
aompUoo la delayed ontll the milk be*
come* stale, It ba* been recommended
tbat the milk be froaen and kept la
tbat state until melted for oae. Frosen
■peclmeo* hav* teen foond to retain
all tbeir origins) properties st tbe end
of s month. Bnt th* milk vas absolutely pure and fresh when frosen.
A Free leertare.
A lyture on Christian Science
by Dlckel Young, C. 8- B.. member
of the Christian Science board of
lectureship of The First Church of
Christ. Scientist, tn Boston. Mm.,
will be given Thursday. January
Ud. at Mullen's Hall. No admission
fee or ticket required.
PROFESSION AL
ATTOHNKYS.
Uonimwn, the Roman historian.
was the father of sixteen children,
but he was *o self-centered and en-
grenmed with his Ideas that he often
passed his offspring In the street
without rerognlxlng tbem. One day;
a servant burst Into the study of the
greet man with the announcement)
Of the birthday of the 11th. "It lei
'a, boy, Herr Profeeeor." The pro~j
ftwsor turned, annoyed. "Tell liittf,
to writ.*" he replied.
S. W* CHARLES
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAV
Simkins Building Pslo Alto, Cal.
Pbooe Main a6 /
N. B
NELSON
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Parkinson Block, Room 8
reparations to the atate for hts multiplicity of crime, pretended tbat be
woald Uke advantage of tt and then
tarned traitor to ht* apportunities.
Yesterday the press triad* public
the full text of th* Immunity agreement entered Into with Ruef hy
Heney and Langdon. Tbl* contract
was executed on May 8. l»07, and
eight days later wbeo be entered a
plea of guilty to the charge of extortion he testified that be bad not
bean promised Immunity
beautiful subdivisions of th* city.
Professor snd Mra. Cnbberley hsve
chosen tbe site for a new reeldence
near the Gemma Phi Beta bonse tn
the hillside sddltion io the Stsnford
campus Tbeir object In seeking s
new locstlon Is to he nearer tb* university.
Th* boarding students at Cast 11-
leja Scbool enjoyed an Informal
dsnce st the school on Saturday
evening.
LAS
UUUUU SSSMSStSSS-SSSSSSSS-—SSI
PALMAS GREENHOUSES "
"* s*5-30fc_V '**
FUNT A FLINT. Props.
Flowers, Plants and decorative work
i CORNER HAMILTON AVR. AND HALE ST. PHONE MAIN 17«
******4**********A**V***V4**^V**4**T9******S
Key** Homestead.
Tb* fsmily homestead of Fraad*
Scott Key. author of "The Star Bpao-
gied Banner." ht threatened with da*
•traction, and tt 1* *ogg_at*d tbat It
might be preserved aa e memorial by
appealing to patriotic sentiment Every one wbo takes an Interest ln Key
aad bis luftoorabl* work knfws tbat
lh* national.hymn was not written ln
tbe little bouse which has loog stood
aeglectad oa tbe dilapidated fringe
of Washington. Nothing pktofseoaa,
nothing worthy and r».*r*utlsl coold
bs produced oo tbs alt* where the
bomestesd atand*.
If tb* fact* of history warrant tb*
********** ot tb* Key boos* It might
ba taken down and set up elsewhere
as a relic of sacred memories It
should oof te left In tta present eon-
dlttoo, bat restored to look ss It did tn
1814. Inside snd out- No bettor plsc*
for thst parpoe* could te foond thsn
tbe ground* around Port Mcllenry.
Baltimore, wber* tb* flag "dimly *eea**
from tbe *blp on which Key was a
prisoner waa Hosting wben It Inspired tb* poem We naturally associate Port Mcllenry and Baltimore
wltb tbe poem, aad tbs Key boats-
steed woald p*rp*to*te tbe story *****
tetter than ou Its praaent alt*.
< ti* mberlaln's C-nafrh Remedy _t
Safe Medicine for Children.
itt buying a oough medicine for
'htldren. never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There
U no danger from It, and relief la
always sure to follow. It la Intended
especially for cougha. colds, croup
and whoop,uk cough, and there ls
so better niedictne lo the world for
these diseases. It 1* not only a certain cure for croup, but, whan
given as soon as the croupy cough
appears, wlll prevent the attack.
Whooping cough I* not dangeroaa
when tain remedy is given as directed. It contains no opium, or
other "harmful druga. and may be
given aa confidently to a baby as to
an adult. For sale by Eagle Drug
Oo.
************ **** *********
Rodger*. Smith A Thomas ♦
ATTORXB_*S-AT-Ia.A W
Notary public Id office. I
! Phone Red 101. Madison- I
; Thoit* block. Palo Alto. Cal. f
************ **************
MEDICAL.
Dr. A. J. VILLAIN
PhyiicUn aad Surg-too
tSU ol Asa Frsscbc-o; hours, I ttt * a*d
Ttelp.s>. (Maesssdtwid-iKs.M.mllloe
Amam swl lUaau Stmt, Fskt *Uta.CsL
Telephone Msin 147
OSTCOPATMiC PHYSICIAN
DR H. C. PHELPS
Crsdssw H-*srics*gcbool«l 0Msos*n_v.
Klikvllk. Me.
__as_sts*u_-_s tsss. Trtst-Mst ttvsa f*-
tkss**t ***** tS tJmtnsL UaAy •Urodaat
SttbseMc* si all bouia. Hour. fs. *. la
i p ■. 1 j* Uslvtrfiir An. Pbooa Mils *•*.
Palo Attp Optical ParUtrt
■ti -*ni\*«TS*»]r Avs.
AemA
istc4. smaa* ssms*
nitwd. j. may. orroM-TRiav.
DENTISTS.
«,
Geo. Biakesley Little
ODQpST
Offlea, Madlson-Tboits Building
Palo Aho, Cal.
MAIL m in:i)i i.t:.
Poetofflce. Palo Alto: In effect
December 8. 1907
Rfcelvrd. /
rth**-7:l« a. m,, 11:3
rrom riorth-**7* U a. m.. 11:31
p. m.. i:4S p. in.. 4 p. ta. Sunday.
7:U a. m.
Prom south—7:4T a. ta.. 10:60
a. m.. 11:09 a. ra.. 3:0- p. m. Sunday, 7:47 a. m.. 10:S3 a. m.
Prom Stanford—8:16 a. m., 11
a. m.. 3 p. m.. t p. m. Sunday. 1:11
a. in , 10 a. m.
Dispatched.
To North—7:17 a. tn., 9:01 a. ni,,
10:39 a. ra . 2:8*1 p. m , 5:83 p. V.
Sunday. 10:20 a- m . 7 p. m.
To south—6:4( a. m.. lf:0( p.
hi.. 3:15 p. m,. r.: S3 p. m. Sunday,
6:44 a. m.. 10:30 a. m.
To Btanford—7:10 a. m.. 10:15
a. m . 4 p. m. Sunday, 7:10 a. m.
11 a. m.
A. A. MACINTYRC
D. O. •., L. D. A
r. ■_•'_. if Drnul Dtiminiciii, Uni*rva*(y
ol r»nn»).l»asl«. PhlUhU. 9a*k Gf-da-
B-t tCt-M) ot l*tMOwt*C0SS-ds*fT. AUttMS,
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adjusted and paid in my ofllce.
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Stanford
Home. Bakery
JOHN MC0L. Proprietor
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Inspect the tract during the rainy weather and note the perfect
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1000 selected shade trees to be planted next week by a local
landscape gardener.
The contract for laying the sewer mains will also be signed next
week.
No lots less than 60* ft. front. Average depth over 150 ft.
NOTICE THB QUALITY OF THE SOIL
Ideally Situated ' A High Class Residence Park
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Hoag & Lansdale
243 Bush Street S SAN FRANCISCO
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