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Remember When

Remember When for the week of 11/30/2011

Keri Taborski
Feather Publishing Historian

75 YEARS AGO...........1936

Classified advertisement: For Sale--20 Chester white weener pigs $4.00 each. Call P.R. Evans, Genesee.

Advertisement: Free coffee demonstration. A representative from Schilling Coffee Company will serve free coffee and cookies all day Saturday at Kirpatricks Market. Sells for 2 pounds for 53 cents.

 

Remember When for the week of 11/16/2011

Keri Taborski
Feahter Publishing Historian

75 YEARS AGO..........1936

Move them out! S.F. Brown of Crescent Mills in Indian Valley started out for his winter range near Chico with 650 head of cattle. There were seven riders with the herd accompanied by a truck carrying provisions and bedrolls for the week on the trail.

 

 

Remember When for the week of 11/9/2011

Keri Taborwski
Feather Publishing Historian

 

75 YEARS AGO...........1936

Plumas County joined the President Roosevelt national landslide when voters of Plumas County unanimously voted for Roosevelt as well in last week’s election. 2,430 Plumas County voters elected Roosevelt and 639 voted for Landon.

 

Remember When for the week of 11/2/2011

Keri Taborski
Feather Publishing Historian

 

75 YEARS AGO...........1936

The new album of colorful Christmas cards is now available at the printing division of the Feather River Bulletin. The cards are sold in lots of 25 with names printed free of charge.

 

 

Remember When for the week of 9/21/2011

Keri Taborski
Feather River Historian

75 YEARS AGO............1936

Plumas County's oldest active cattleman Peter Carmichael of Portola was a spectator at the Grange Fair in Taylorsville Sunday. He was born near La Porte 81 years ago and ran a butcher shop at Howland Flat for 33 years. Three years ago he and his sons Roy and Frank bought a ranch at Willow Creek near Portola where he still rides herd there daily.

 

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