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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Fire in Lamanda Park, near Pasadena, California, on Nov. 17 destroyed the Ambler Grain and Milling Company's warehouse and plant ($100,000 damage) after starting in James Vosberg's lemon packing plant ($10,000 damage), briefly threatening the Santa Fe station which was saved.
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PASADENA, Calif., Nov. 17. — Fire destroyed the warehouse and plant of the Ambler Grain and Milling Company and for a time threatened the Santa Fe station at Lamanda Park early today.
Damage to the Ambler plant, which is the largest chicken feed manufacturing plant in Southern California, was estimated at $100,000.
The fire started in the lemon packing plant of James Vosberg and quickly spread. The Santa Fe station was saved after flames had scorched it.
Loss at the Vosberg plant was estimated at $10,000.
Cause of the fire was undetermined.
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Lamanda Park, Near Pasadena, California
Event Date
Nov. 17
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damage to ambler grain and milling company plant estimated at $100,000; damage to vosberg lemon packing plant estimated at $10,000; santa fe station scorched but saved; no casualties mentioned; cause undetermined
Event Details
Fire started in the lemon packing plant of James Vosberg and spread to the warehouse and plant of the Ambler Grain and Milling Company, the largest chicken feed manufacturing plant in Southern California, destroying it and briefly threatening the Santa Fe station at Lamanda Park early today