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1. Book titled: The Federal Census, Population, Agriculture, Manufactures, Distribution, Vita Statistics. Compliments of The Southern Sierras Power Company. See page 21. Give the population of each city in California, and other states, for 1920 & 1930.

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2. Book titled: Southern California Kagoshima Kenjinkai - 100th Anniversary Commemorative Book. Inside front covers is a picture of Tim Asamen. See page 65 for KHC trip to Imperial Valley and the Pioneers Museum. In memory of the Imperial Valley Nissei

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3. Book titled: California Historical Landmarks. Published by the Office of Historic Preservation, California State Parks. See section on Imperial County re: information on Tumco Mines, Picacho Mines, Mountain Springs Stage Station, Mission De La Purisimq Concepcion, Hernando De Alarcon Expedition, Fort Yuma, Camp Salvation, Plank Road, Mission San Pedroy Y San Pablo Bicuner, Desert Tower, Charley's World of Lost Art, Fort Romualdo Pacheco, Desert Training Center ie: Camp Pilot Knob - Est. by General Geroge S. Patton and Yuha Well.

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4. The Magazine of California History. Vol. 12 No. 6. Of interest is the article titled Westering Women and the Ladies of Los Angeles: Sisters Under the Skin? On page 21 articles mentions Harriet Strong as "drafted a proposal for the use of Colorado River water in the irrigation of the dry Imperial Valley etc.".

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5. Spiral bound book titled: Yuma Scrap Book - Diamond Jubilee - Yuma County Centennial. Has misc. articles on Yuma history and also articles that cover areas in the Imperial Valley. See page 12 - Ship's Grave Yard, page 23 - Tumco Ghost re: Tumco Gold Mine etc.

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6. California Historical Society Quarterly. See article on page 267 titled: The Bank of Italy and the 1926 Campaign in California written by Russell M Posner. Part 1. There was a Bank of Italy in the Imperial Valley in the 1920's. It later became the Bank of America.

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7. Magazine titled: Valley Homebuilder Articles titled: Captain de Anza Missed this Oasis by Randal Henderson. The Indian's Contribution to Imperial Valley The Cocopas as Canal Workers Choice Salads From Valley Products Indian Jim and a Squaw A Weekend With The Cocopas

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8. Book titled: Inca Gold. Written by Clive Cussler. Re: Imperial Valley is mentioned in the novel. A novel.

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9. Magazine titled: Valley Homebuilder Articles titled: Prison Becomes Museum written by Roy V. Whalin which is about the Yuma Prison An Efficient Public Utility. This is about F. T. Cook and his Westmorland water plant. The Valley Ice Cream Industry Chester A. Vance, Author and Gentleman written by George Bucklin.

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10. Magazine - The Journal of San Diego History. See article on page 91 titled: Black Pioneers in San Diego 1880-1920 by Gail Madyun and Larry Malone. Mentions, and photos, of the Goodwin family who first settled in the Imperial Valley. Also has a photo of a baptizing in Imperial Valley for The Church of God in Christ.

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11. Magazine titled: California Historian. See page 19 re: Conference of California Historical Societies Symposium in El Centro. Mentions Joe Anderholt and Anita Peterson. See page 9 for article titled: A Tale of Two Covers - The Story of Two Sand Diego Early Pioneers by Norma L. McCumber. This article is about Cave J. Couts and Thomas Whaley. See page 5 re: article titled: Drum Barracks, California's Link to the Civil War. Also article titled: Past Comes Alive: People vs Cave J. Couts written by Richard Crawford. Was published in the History News published by the San Diego Historical Society - May 1985

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