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Excerpts from Wednesday, February 11, 1914 Paso Robles Leader: School activities On Thursday, Feb 5th, again occurred the meeting of the Literary Society, which had […]

Excerpts from Saturday, February 8, 1936, Paso Robles Times: Ralph Hagerman commits suicide after arrest for killing Jesse Sledge Ralph Hagerman, arrested after killing one […]

Excerpts from November 17, 1936 The Paso Robles Times: Businessmen ask end of safety drive; say tourist trade forced elsewhere Whether Paso Robles should discontinue […]

Excerpts from Wednesday, July 3, 1940, Paso Robles Journal: Defendants blame politics John Norton, San Luis Obispo county supervisor for supervisorial district No. 3, and […]

Excerpts from Thursday, July 9, 1936, Paso Robles Advertiser: Electrical storm takes toll in damaged property and stock losses The heavy electrical storm which centered […]

June 15 has real significance for Judge Ray B. Lyon, Judge of the Superior Court, for it is on that date this next group of “new citizens” is scheduled to appear for the court’s twice-yearly naturalization hearings and Judge Lyons stands to possibly reach his “4000 mark.”

“What fools these mortals be,” that’s what people might think if they look in on Paso High next Friday.

Excerpts from Wednesday, February 7, 1940, The Paso Robles Journal:

Sixty school children were vaccinated for smallpox in the city schools last week and 62 more received like treatment this week, making a total of 122.

–Gradually more and more khaki uniforms are to be seen on the streets of Paso Robles. Last Saturday night there were quite a few, strolling singly, in pairs and in groups. Officers of various ranks appeared in hotel lobbies, in cafes and other public places. Non-coms, too, were seen here and there, looking the town over, searching for places of amusement and recreation.