Back by a somewhat popular demand are the calendars, which I thought last year was to be the last. It is my intent to carry on for a few more years. As usual the calendars contain an interesting mix of historic photographs. Some of these are: Bumpass Hell, 1908, , Standish Methodist Church, 1910,  Lassen High 1907 track team to name a few.

One has three options to purchase calendars:

1) Locally, you can purchase them at Margie’s Book Nook.

2) You can purchase direct online by clicking  here

3) You can also email me to place your order, and it will be sent with an invoice.

Important Notice: There are only 50 calendars available, and once sold that is it. 

Tim

On a quarterly basis, I ask you the reader, if there is something you would like to learn more about or maybe its something you heard, but question its validity. So here is an opportunity to participate. I will do my best to answer any questions. It should be noted, it may take awhile for the answer to appear as a post. The primary reason, many of the daily posts are done nearly a month in advance. So by the time you read this I am already working on posts for the middle of November, or at least I should be. Whatever the case may be, I look forward to hearing from you. Of course, it should be noted that paid subscribers requests receive priority. In addition, you can always send a request at any time.

Tim

As a public service, here is some local news, since Susanville no longer has a newspaper.

First, the Pioneer is planned to re-open mid-month to be known as as the Iron Side Grill.

Second, before the Susanville Planning Commission this month is an application for a proposed three-story, 64 room Best Western Hotel at 2755 Main Street. This is a vacant lot between O’Reilly’s Motor Parts and Trailside Inn.

Third, a biomass plant is scheduled for “New Bieber.” The reporter was not aware that it is actually Nubieber.

Tim

Who the compiled these figures I do not know. The information was released in 1965. The one item that really caught my attention was the amount of total combined water surface there is/was.

The County of Lassen contains an area of 4,548 square miles or 2,910,296 acres of which 115,840 are covered with inland water. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management controls 1,015,216 acres, the U.S. Forest Service 608,406 acres and ranches cover 744,358 acres.

Tim

On a quarterly basis, I ask you the reader, if there is something you would like to learn more about or maybe its something you heard, but question its validity. So here is an opportunity to participate. I will do my best to answer any questions. It should be noted, it may take awhile for the answer to appear as a post. The primary reason, many of the daily posts are done nearly a month in advance. So by the time you read this I am already working on posts for the middle of August, or at least I should be. Whatever the case may be, I look forward to hearing from you. Of course, it should be noted that paid subscribers requests receive priority. In addition, you can always send a request at any time.

Tim