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POMONA 
 
 AND VICINITY 
 
 THE HOME OF THE 
 GODDESS OF FRUITS 
 
 Compliments of 
 
 POMONA BOARD OF TRADE 
 
 Pomona, California 
 
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ENTRANCE DRIVE. GANESHA PARK 
 
 Ganesha Park contains 
 forty-eight acres, and is 
 located within the city 
 nmits. Beautiful winding 
 drives. Highest point 
 
 1150 feet, from which 
 there is the nnest view in 
 Southern California. 
 Don t fail to visit it. 
 
 STONE BRIDGE, GANESHA PARK 
 
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CARNEGIE PUBLrC LIBRARY 
 
 Cost $15,000. Contains over ten thousand volumes. 
 Has a registered memDersnip of tnirty-one nunared. Annual 
 book circulation nfty thousand. Convenient oince, reading, 
 reference, ladies and children s rooms. 
 
 CALIFORNIA POPPIES 
 
HIGH SCHOOL 
 
 The High 
 School Is fully 
 equipped. Ac- 
 
 credited at Leland 
 Stanford and the 
 State Universi- 
 ties. Literary 
 and athletic asso- 
 ciations. 
 
 Courses : 
 Literary 
 
 English 
 Scientific 
 
 Commercial 
 
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 CITY 
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 HOMES 
 
 ROSE COTTAGE 
 
 Excellent Grade Schools. Eleven buildings. Fifty teach- 
 ers and ntteen hundred scholars. All departments, including 
 Kindergarten, Sloyd and Domestic Science. 
 
 FOURTH WARD GRADE SCHOOL 
 
SALT LAKE RAILROAD DEPOT 
 
 Three transcontinental lines of railroad pass through 
 Pomona — the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and Salt Lake Routes. 
 
 Two National Banks and one Savings Bank. 
 
 Two daily and three weekly newspapers, the Progress, 
 Review and Times. 
 
 Prosperous Building and Loan Association. Total assets, 
 $175,000. Membership, 400. 
 
 Assessed valuation of city. $3,067,000. 
 
 Thoroughly organized and efficient Tire Department. 
 
 Electric light and power plant. Water Company and Gas 
 Company. 
 
 An excellent business college. A large Academy of the 
 Holy Names. 
 
 Up-to-date business houses, foundries, planing mills and 
 machine shops. 
 
 Large cannery, with an annual output of over 1,000,000 
 cans, and employing in season 400 hands. 
 
 A million dollar beet sugar factory at Chino (near by) pro- 
 ducing 2,500 carloads of sugar annually. 
 
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 BONITA UNION HIGH SCHOOL 
 ONE MILE EAST OF SAN DIMAS PACKING HOUSE 
 
 1SING San Dimas. Lordsburg and La Verne School Districts 
 
 Sixteen packing houses in Pomona 
 and vicinity ship annually twenty-five 
 hundred carloads of citrus fruits. The 
 output of deciduous fruits is about three 
 thousand tons of apricots, two thousand 
 tons of peaches, and many cars of prunes 
 and other fruits, employing nearly one 
 thousand people during the summer 
 months in the handling. 
 
 We also raise grain, alfalfa, sugar 
 beets, vegetables and poultry in large 
 quantities. 
 
 You cannot find a better place than 
 Pomona for an ideal home. 
 
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POMONA COLLEGE BUILDINGS AT CLAREMONT 
 
 The leading college of 
 Southern California, and 
 the largest Christian col- 
 lege west of Colorado. 
 An excellent location. 
 Good equipment. A 
 strong faculty of twenty- 
 six members, and 330 
 students. An institution 
 of high ideals and recog- 
 nized standing through- 
 out the country. 
 Courses : 
 Classical 
 
 Literary 
 
 Scientific 
 
 Music 
 
 An 
 
 EUCALYPTUS DRIVL 
 
One source from 
 which the water lor ir- 
 nt!atm[i the valley is 
 derived. 
 
 Numerous pumping 
 plants draw an ample 
 supply ol water from un- 
 derground streams at a 
 small cost. 
 
 ['or (urtlu'r inlormation 
 address 
 
 POMONA BOARD 
 OF TRADH 
 
 Pomona, 
 California. 
 
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 Engraved ant) Printed by 
 
 OUT WEST CO Wl PAN Y 
 
 Los Angeles Cal. 
 
 LB D '05