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A biographical sketch and photo of Levi Garrett. A photo of the First National Bank, Kingsburg, California. Mr. Garrett was the president of the First National Bank of Kingsburg, California. He was married to Elizabeth Richards.

A biographical sketch and photo of Charles L. Freitas. Mr. Freitas was the proprietor and owner of a grocery store. It was located at 267 Nielsen Avenue, Fresno, California. In 1899, he married Mary Sears.

A biographical sketch of James L. Freeman. Mr. Freeman was garage owner and senior member of the the firm of Freeman & Wooten, Automobile Dealers and Garage. He was a mechanic and businessman. The business was located in Madera, California. On…

A biographical sketch of Jessie C. Fraser. Miss Fraser was the proprietor, with Miss Clara Woodside, of the Cross Sanitarium. She was a graduate nurse, as well. The sanitarium was a private home at 1060 J Street, Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch and photo of William Claudius Frahm. Mr. Frahm was the vice president of the Fisher-Glassford Hardware Company. It was located at 1932 Tulare Street, Fresno, California. On September 16, 1905 he married Georgine Wulff.

A biographical sketch and photo of J. C. Forkner. Mr. Forkner was president of the Fresno Suburban Homes Company and also president of the San Joaquin Land and Mortgage Company. The offices were located in the Rowell Building, Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch and photo of James Gordon Ferguson. Mr. Ferguson was the treasurer and director of the Fresno Flume & Lumber Company, in Clovis, California. He married Ada Florence Bond in 1886.

A biographical sketch of J. C. Ferger. Mr. Ferger was the president and manager of the Fresno Fuel Company, as well as vice-president of the Swastika Lumber Company. He was also a member of the Board of Trustees of the city of Fresno. The yards and…

A biographical sketch of Domenico Favale. Mr. Favale was the sole proprietor of the Cast-Iron Aluminum Brazing and Welding. It was located on 614 I Street, Fresno, California. In 1905, he married Carmina Latronico.

A biographical sketch of Jacob J. Eymann. Mr. Eymann was the president of First National Bank of Reedley, formaly known as Reedley State Bank.