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80 YEARS AGO... 1930

  Advertisement: Attention June brides-- If you want to show your new husband of yours just what light and fluffy bisquits you can make, try using Sperry Drifted Snow flour in the recipe.

  Advertisement: California Oyster House in Portola specializing in steaks, chops, seafood and coffee supreme.

80 YEARS AGO... 1930

Advertisement: Grand Opening of the new Hot Springs aerodome in Greenville Saturday night. Music by the Mystic Music Makers. Good eats at reasonable prices. Come early and swim before dancing. Admission to dance: $1.00.

 80 YEARS AGO... 1930
    June 8 has been set as the date for the official dedication of the Quincy aeroplane landing field. At least eight aeroplanes will be present at the field's dedication. Buzz Morrison of Reno will be on hand with the wonderful sister ship of the "Spirit of St. Louis". A grand ball will precede the night before. Admission to the flying field: 50 cents. Admission to the grand ball: $1.50.

80 YEARS AGO....1930
     Advertisement: Sorsoli Hotel in Crescent Mills is the place for high class Italian dinners. Sunday special: Milk fed chicken dinners.
 Advertisement: Tom's Kitchen in Portola where everyone eats good food and there is right service at moderate rates.

 80 YEARS AGO....1930

     Census figures made public today give to Plumas County a total population of 7,909 as against 5,681 in 1920. This is a clear gain of 228 over the last ten year period.
     At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Plumas County High Schools, W.A. Kingdon of Crescent Mills was elected president for the ensuing year with E.I. Lane of Portola vice president and Mrs. A.L. Bar of Quincy secretary and clerk for the fourth consecutive year.