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Photograph shows Chico's Hooker Oak in Bidwell Park, 1910. On the front bottom portion of postcard, it reads: "Sir Joseph Hooker Oak - Largest Oak Tree in the World, Chico Cal." The back of the postcard is postmarked April 11, 1910. It is addressed to Miss Jennie Thompson in Mercer, PA. The left side reads: "This is one of the products of Chico. I have [not] been out to see it yet. Frank, Chico.
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