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Looking Back to 1950: Paso Robles schools ask for tax hike

Excerpt from Thur March 16, 1950 Paso Robles Journal: $60,000 Levy for Three Years Urged Increased Attendance of Students, Due to Growth of City, Brings […]Full Article

Looking Back to WWI in 1918: Letter from local soldier, snapshots of local support

Excerpts from the Paso Robles Leader, Friday, October 11, 1918. Letter from Ben Kiler from Camp Fremont, Sept 5, 1918 T.F.B. Excelsior Lodge No. 126 Mr. […]Full Article

Looking Back: Goat’s milk creamery opens in Paso Robles, farmer injured in tractor accident

Excerpts from the Saturday, April 4, 1936 Paso Robles Times: Goat’s milk cannery planned by the new owners of creamery Paso Robles will be made […]Full Article

Looking Back to 1930 crimes: Police seize homemade beer, dog killer wanted for strychnine poisoning

Excerpts from the Thursday, October 23, 1930, Paso Robles Spotlight: Dog-killing maniac sought after outrage Three animals near death as wide police search is undertaken. […]Full Article

67-year-old time capsule opened in Paso Robles

Box preserved old pictures of boys school, newspapers, and business cards – Thursday morning, California State Corrections officials opened a 67-year-old time capsule installed during […]Full Article

Looking Back to 1930: Trio arrested for burglary, truck driver spills beans in San Miguel

Excerpts from the Thursday, October 9, 1930 Paso Robles Spotlight: Boot imprints clue used to apprehend Phelps’ house breakers In county jail, Jack Grieg confesses […]Full Article

Looking Back: Pioneer Day Celebration in 1936

Excerpt of Oct. 12, 1936, Daily Telegram of Paso Robles, CA Big Crowd at Sixth Annual Pioneer Day Celebration –By Frank Gehring All traffic on […]Full Article

Looking Back to 1930: City plans airshow for Armistice Day celebration

Excerpts from the Thursday, October 2, 1930 Paso Robles Spotlight: Director Kelker appoints show chairman and aide for event, urges city’s aid –Appointing G.W. Dunn, […]Full Article

Looking Back to 1936: Statistics give insight into the mailing habits of city

Excerpts from the Saturday, March 14, 1936, Paso Robles Times: Postal receipts increased an average of $2,500 per year for past three years –Five thousand, […]Full Article

Looking Back: 1887 was a good year to buy the farm

Excerpts from the September 10, 1887, Paso Robles Leader: Town lots and farms –It is unnecessary perhaps to remind the public that if they wish […]Full Article