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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1923 & 1924
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they were certainly worth seeing. Dean and family left for home about 3 oclock. wrote to H. Simmons | they were certainly worth seeing. Dean and family left for home about 3 oclock. wrote to H. Simmons | ||
− | Feby 23rd. We left P. E. station at 10 30 for Fontana about 20 miles north west of here. after leaving here we passed the Riverside Cement plant, it is a large plant. with a capacity of 6500 barrels cement a day. is built right on the side of a mountain. which they claim is a regular mountain of cement. (there is also another plant at Colton 10 miles from here) which they call the mountain of cement. then we came to Bloomington. mostly all oranges & lemons | + | Feby 23rd. We left P. E. station at 10 30 for Fontana about 20 miles north west of here. after leaving here we passed the Riverside Cement plant, it is a large plant. with a capacity of 6500 barrels cement a day. is built right on the side of a mountain. which they claim is a regular mountain of cement. (there is also another plant at Colton 10 miles from here) which they call the mountain of cement. then we came to Bloomington. mostly all oranges & lemons and a few olives around there amnd all the way to Rialrto. here you tuen west for a few miles. along here nothing mucvh growing. some fields of grain a few inched shigh and look as if they were burning up. for eant of rain. when we got off at FOntana, it looked lke a very dismal place. all sand like the desert. the place has just started. only a few houses a new station and school. and a large Packing house. one store. we started out for a walk. nothing but sand.saw a man who had 1500 young chilckens. 5 weeks old. sat down under a shade tree |
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they were certainly worth seeing. Dean and family left for home about 3 oclock. wrote to H. Simmons
Feby 23rd. We left P. E. station at 10 30 for Fontana about 20 miles north west of here. after leaving here we passed the Riverside Cement plant, it is a large plant. with a capacity of 6500 barrels cement a day. is built right on the side of a mountain. which they claim is a regular mountain of cement. (there is also another plant at Colton 10 miles from here) which they call the mountain of cement. then we came to Bloomington. mostly all oranges & lemons and a few olives around there amnd all the way to Rialrto. here you tuen west for a few miles. along here nothing mucvh growing. some fields of grain a few inched shigh and look as if they were burning up. for eant of rain. when we got off at FOntana, it looked lke a very dismal place. all sand like the desert. the place has just started. only a few houses a new station and school. and a large Packing house. one store. we started out for a walk. nothing but sand.saw a man who had 1500 young chilckens. 5 weeks old. sat down under a shade tree