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Searles Lake
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Landmark. Borax was first produced from the dry lake surface in 1873 by John Searles under the name of the San Bernardino Borax Mining Company. Searles was
Potash wars (California)
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Historical Landmark marker reads: NO. 774 SEARLES LAKE BORAX DISCOVERY - John Searles discovered borax on the nearby surface of Searles Lake in 1862. With
Midland County Educational Service Agency
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President Kevin A. Heye Vice-president Sara Grivetti Superintendent John Searles Schools 1 Budget US$15,170,000 (2010-11) NCES District ID 2680800 Students
Portnoy's Complaint
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Literary Guild June 1974, n.2. Also published in Philip Roth, George John Searles (1992) Conversations with Philip Roth p. 78 Portnoy's Complaint #52 on
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Placer County, and remained there until 1857, when he traveled with John Searles from San Francisco with a mule team for the Slate Range near Death Valley
John Boys (priest)
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son of Thomas Boys of Eythorn, by Christian, daughter and coheiress of John Searles of Wye. He was born at Eythorn in 1571, and probably was educated at
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
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in 1896 for use in the Haynes-Apperson car of Elwood Haynes. In 1899 John Searles , the largest investor in Hyatt, decided to cut his losses. Sloan's father
Philip Roth
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Literary Guild June 1974, n.2. Also published in Philip Roth, George John Searles (1992) Conversations with Philip Roth p. 78 Balint, Benjamin, "Philip
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"Stilly" Taylor, Leonard A. Nikoloric, Lester Gamble, and Robert and John Searles ; the article mentioned many boats in MTB Squadrons Two and Five (in particular
1957 Birthday Honours
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Deputy Controller, Telecommunications Liaison Group, War Office. Walter John Searles Bew, Clerk, Essex River Board. Alderman Harry Bolland. For political
Murray–Darling steamboat people
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Gem (captained by Nutchey) from sinking by patching her underwater. John Searles 10 October 1897 Wanera 1952, 1953 "Jack" Searles, born in Morgan, was