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Four cartoon panels showing: "three of Petaluma's leading citizens representing large interests," "live members of the Merchant's Committee of Petaluma," "four real boosters who contributed materially to the development of the city of Petaluma, and: "men who have made real history in the city of Petaluma." Those featured include: John A. McNear, Frank H. Denman, George P. McNear, W.A. Tough, Harry Herold, A. F. Tomasini, Frank L. Blackburn, Clarence R. Winfield, B.M. Reidsma, J.W. Horn, Thomas Maclay, John L. Camm and H.B. Higbee.
Prominent Sonoma County Residents Reidsma, B. M Winfield, Clarence R Tough, W. A McNear, John A Herold, Harry Maclay, Thomas Horn, J. W Higbee, H. B Camm, John L Blackburn, Frank L McNear, George P. (George Plummer), 1857-194 Denman, Frank H., 1856-1955 1915
Source
Originally appeared on p. 87 of Out west magazine, approximately 1915
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