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Tibbets' care. The first fruits borne by these trees were produced in the season of 1875–76. When the Washington navel orange was publicly displayed at a fair in 1879, the valuable commercial characteristics of the fruit, including their quality, shape, size, color, texture, and seedlessness, were immediately recognized. Tibbets' orange was also ideally suited to Riverside's semiarid weather, and its thick skin enabled it to be packed and shipped. The contrast between this new fruit and that of seedling trees was so striking that most new grove plantings were of Washington navel oranges. Tibbets sold budwood from her trees to local nurserymen, which led to extensive plantings of nursery trees cloned from hers
1363:, 4–7, ff.; C. S. Pomeroy, "1873 Washington Navel Orange Came to Riverside"; W. A. Taylor, Chief of the Bureau . Letter to James Boyd, September 15, 1920. unpublished, available from the USDA Library; U.S. House, Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for 1884, 48th Cong. 1st Sess. Ex. Doc 178, (Washington: 1884) 7: "Distributed about 12 years ago"; Klotz: The local press of March 28, 1885, printed the following, "Mrs. L. C. Tibbets exhibits a branch from the original orange trees imported from South America to Washington, D.C. and thence to Riverside in 1873."
678:, died in the 1970s and the remaining buildings were razed. A proposed development spurred archaeological investigations of the Chinatown site in the 1980s. Artifacts that were unearthed during these investigations are housed at the Riverside Metropolitan Museum across from the Mission Inn Hotel. Following the archaeological study, the Chinatown site was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The site had previously been landmarked as a State Point of Historical Interest, County landmark, and City Landmark. In 2008, the
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investment-led growth, using models of economic development. For these we turn to
Douglass North's Nobel-Prize-winning explanation of industrial revolution in the United States, and Albert Hirschman's theory of development that informed much of North's analysis. Textiles drove the antebellum North into sustained economic growth. We believe that the citrus industry, with its staple export crop of fresh table fruit, was a similar foundational industry that powered southern California' economy in the fifty years before World War II.
589:, of orchard heaters, and of many other methods of culture. In 1897–1898, Benjamin and Harrison Wright invented and patented a mechanized orange washer. By the end of 1898, two-thirds of Riverside's packinghouses were using the machines. At the turn of the century, Stebler and Parker began manufacturing citrus packing machinery in Riverside independent of each other. The companies, which merged in 1922, became the California Iron Works, and later still Food Machinery Corporation (today's
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California. Tibbets' orange led to an estimated $ 100 million of direct and indirect investment in citrus industry over the next 25 years. But Eliza
Tibbets' orange did not merely feed the wealth and growth of existing towns; new cities and towns popped up whose birth, existence, and future depended upon the condition of the orange market. In 1886 alone new citrus towns were laid out in Rialto, Fontana, Bloomington, Redlands, Terracina, Mound City (Loma Linda),
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in CA had grown to an industry with an annual income of $ 67 million. From one million boxes of oranges in 1887 to more than 65.5 million boxes of oranges, lemons, and grapefruit in 1944, despite the depression years of the 1930s, the
California citrus industry experienced nothing short of explosive growth.
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Washington Navel orange industry was a scientific approach to improvement. Study of propagation culture handling, transportation and other phases of producing distributing and marketing the crop was largely responsible for advancements used not only with citrus but
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projects which converted more desert to orange groves. The size, scale, and ingenuity of the irrigation structures in
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The growth that the Washington Navel Orange (WNO) produced in Riverside spread throughout the state, driving the state and even the national economy. Citrus assumed a major place in California's economy. By 1917 WNO culture was a $ 30 million per year industry in California. By 1933 the WNO industry
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Tibbets' success with the navel orange had led to a rapid increase in citrus planting, and the citrus planted was predominantly the Washington navel orange. The commercial success of these early orchards soon led to a widespread interest in this variety, so that by 1900 it was the most extensively
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was formed, and on September 14 they purchased much of the Silk Association's land and water rights. Initially the new colony was referred to as Jurupa, for the name of the original Rancho that occupied the area, but the Colony Association formally adopted the name Riverside on December 18, 1870.
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896:. The Pilot's move occurred after a long-standing dispute between the Pilots, the California League, and the city to build a new facility to replace the Blaine Sports Complex. Today, a semi-pro collegiate team, the Inland Empire Rockets, plays some home games in Riverside and Moreno Valley.
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was used to fight citrus scale. A U. S. Department of Agriculture scientist helped growers to harness nature's biological wrath during the "decay crisis" of 1905–1907, when alarming proportions of fruit spoiled in transit, and wed the industry to the scientific expertise of the USDA.
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was established in November, 1869, and included some of the land that would later become Riverside. The Association dissolved in April, 1870, when Louis Prevost, the only member of the Association knowledgeable on silk farming, died unexpectedly. On September 12, 1870, the
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Between September 12 and 20, North, Greves, and others legally incorporate the Southern California Colony Association and purchase land and water rights from the Silk Colony Association.
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recreation center named for the major league baseball legend. Extensive information on Riverside's African American Community can be found on the
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1249:1883 The city of Riverside is incorporated.
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1269:1961 The Mission Inn is designated a
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477:California Silk Center Association
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298:Bibliography of California history
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2816:Interim government of California
2584:Sackman, Douglas Cazaux (2005).
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868:teams: one in 1941 known as the
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2052:Nash, "Economic Growth," 318.
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931:in the area, followed by the
775:African-American neighborhood
626:established in Riverside its
607:Sunkist Growers, Incorporated
465:Works Progress Administration
1990:Tobey & Wetherell (1995)
1947:Tobey & Wetherell (1995)
1919:Tobey & Wetherell (1995)
1868:Tobey & Wetherell (1995)
1835:Tobey & Wetherell (1995)
1621:Yearbook of Agriculture 1937
1308:Yearbook of Agriculture 1900
1304:Yearbook of Agriculture 1897
1230:US Department of Agriculture
970:, and former manager of the
680:Save Our Chinatown Committee
460:Martha McLean – Anza Narrows
369:Riverside County, California
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1973:Klotz & Hallaran (1989)
1961:Klotz & Hallaran (1989)
1936:Klotz & Hallaran (1989)
1898:Klotz & Hallaran (1989)
1813:Dorsett & Shamel, 1917.
1742:The Washington Navel Orange
1656:The Washington Navel Orange
1645:Klotz, "Eliza Tibbets," 17.
1318:, US Dept of the Interior,
1150:Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
1036:declares independence from
1026:Mexican War of Independence
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1278:National Historic Landmark
886:UC-Riverside Sports Center
859:Riverside Motorsports Park
805:Riverside was home to the
709:National Historic Landmark
676:George Wong (Wong Ho Leun)
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628:Citrus Experiment Station
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933:California Winter League
864:Riverside has had three
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630:, the beginnings of the
624:University of California
585:led to the invention of
2732:History of California
2567:Patterson, Tom (1996).
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1361:Washington Navel Orange
1044:Dr. James Porter Greves
527:Washington Navel Orange
2811:Conquest of California
2473:Hall, Joan H. (1992).
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1654:Shamel & Pomeroy,
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2669:Fire, Wind, and the
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2115:"Riverside Gurdwara"
1540:Gunther, pp 506-507.
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1121:Mexican-American War
1004:1774 On March 20–21
980:Washington Nationals
972:San Francisco Giants
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2806:California Republic
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1883:State Board, 13–14.
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909:San Bernardino Bucs
419:On March 20, 1774,
270:San Fernando Valley
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75:California Republic
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2767:Later explorations
2762:First explorations
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2671:Sells-Floto Circus
2650:Arcadia Publishing
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2220:California League
1872:Making of America
1857:State Government,
1512:978-5-87987-880-6
1213:Luther C. Tibbets
1078:Treaty of CĂłrdoba
1053:John Wesley North
949:Baltimore Orioles
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1234:Navel Orange
1211:In December
1188:
1084:Juan Bandini
1062:establishes
986:and his son
976:Chicago Cubs
958:and his son
953:
943:as well the
919:teams – the
917:major league
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242:Santa Monica
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3778:Nevada City
3738:Placerville
3603:Santa Maria
3563:Victorville
3553:Santa Clara
3538:Simi Valley
3383:Chula Vista
3358:Bakersfield
3318:Los Angeles
3225:Santa Clara
3205:San Joaquin
3105:Los Angeles
2891:Present day
2876:Development
2856:Engineering
2801:Californios
2744:Before 1900
2615:(1): 6–21.
2429:Hall (1992)
1099:Los Angeles
1090:land grant.
984:Ken Griffey
964:Dusty Baker
960:Barry Bonds
956:Bobby Bonds
815:Formula One
779:Bobby Bonds
759:Philippines
752:Pensionados
615:cyanide gas
571:real estate
452:Lake Perris
187:Los Angeles
60:Before 1900
33:History of
3798:Categories
3728:Marysville
3703:Susanville
3658:San Rafael
3653:Santa Cruz
3583:Costa Mesa
3443:Santa Rosa
3348:Long Beach
3343:Sacramento
3260:Stanislaus
3230:Santa Cruz
3185:San Benito
3180:Sacramento
2861:Water wars
2843:Since 1900
2757:Precontact
2290:7 November
2251:2012-05-02
2225:7 November
2200:7 November
2191:"Brochure"
2176:2012-04-30
2150:7 November
2125:2012-04-30
2099:7 November
2071:7 November
1467:7 November
1414:References
1110:Agua Mansa
724:including
685:In 1915 a
587:fumigation
559:irrigation
509:convinced
435:and other
400:activity.
367:seat when
212:Sacramento
122:Newspapers
95:Since 1900
35:California
3718:Red Bluff
3693:Hollister
3678:El Centro
3643:Yuba City
3598:Fairfield
3588:Inglewood
3548:Roseville
3518:Fullerton
3508:Sunnyvale
3503:Escondido
3468:Elk Grove
3463:Lancaster
3448:Oceanside
3373:Riverside
3368:Santa Ana
3323:San Diego
3215:San Mateo
3195:San Diego
3175:Riverside
3125:Mendocino
3055:El Dorado
3050:Del Norte
3035:Calaveras
3007:By county
2954:By region
2929:Railroads
2909:Etymology
2886:Tech boom
2831:Civil War
2826:Gold Rush
2577:73-172819
2514:cite book
2281:"CATEWEB"
915:when two
785:website.
744:Filipinos
591:FMC Corp.
222:San Diego
207:Riverside
132:Railroads
3768:Lakeport
3733:Piedmont
3713:Oroville
3688:Martinez
3663:Woodland
3573:Berkeley
3568:El Monte
3513:Pasadena
3493:Torrance
3473:Palmdale
3423:Glendale
3378:Stockton
3328:San Jose
3285:Tuolumne
3245:Siskiyou
3145:Monterey
3120:Mariposa
3075:Imperial
3070:Humboldt
2977:Yosemite
2962:Bay Area
2924:Missions
2919:Maritime
2914:Highways
2901:By topic
2629:25177466
2506:84-72920
2066:NBC news
1316:See also
994:Timeline
923:and the
730:Punjabis
687:Japanese
505:In 1873
433:rosemary
280:Yosemite
265:Bay Area
232:San Jose
202:Piedmont
197:Pasadena
147:Eugenics
137:Highways
112:Maritime
24:a series
22:Part of
3783:Alturas
3773:Jackson
3753:Willows
3668:Hanford
3608:Redding
3593:Ventura
3558:Vallejo
3543:Concord
3533:Visalia
3498:Hayward
3483:Salinas
3458:Ontario
3413:Fontana
3403:Modesto
3388:Fremont
3363:Anaheim
3353:Oakland
3310:By city
3290:Ventura
3275:Trinity
3015:Alameda
2990:Regions
2939:Slavery
2934:Ranchos
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