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An end of an era: Buckland Pharmacy in Belen to close
Story by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 22, 2022
The oldest locally-owned business in Valencia County — Buckland Pharmacy in Belen — is closing its doors this week.
When Richard Brower, the owner and pharmacist, announced his decision to retire last month and to close Bucklands, many were shocked at the news and saddened the 118-year-old business would be no longer.
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Richard Brower, who purchased and has been operating Buckland Pharmacy in 1979, is retiring and closing the business.
"This literally made me choke up! The end of an era!" Bernadette Baca-Torres wrote. "Breaks my heart! Belen won't be the same without you!"
"Oh no! Can't or don't want to believe what I just read," said Yvonne Stewart. "You've always been so good to us. Things are going to be way different. Thank you for your years of service to this community."
Community is what has kept Buckland Pharmacy open for so long, and it's why Brower is so proud of what it has become.
"Bucklands is about community. It has thrived because of community service," Brower said. "The people who worked at Buckland Pharmacy (whether it be doing internship from UNM or after school work or long term) over the years have been from the community and taken pride in providing the best service they could.
"Bucklands is about community because when patients or customers came in, they knew the staff," he said. "The staff at Bucklands has not had a high turnover over the years. People at Bucklands stayed and worked long term."
Janet Garcia has worked at Bucklands as a bookkeeper and a pharmacy tech since 1997. She says they've all grown as a family, and that is all because of Brower and his wife, Evelyn.
"We've worked with each other for so long," Garcia said. "Richard and Evelyn have always been really good to us. If I had an emergency at home or my kids were sick, they wouldn't think twice about it and let me go."
Garcia said Brower was not only good to his employees, but went above and beyond for this customers.
"He has the biggest heart I've ever seen," Garcia said of Brower. "I've seen people come in and couldn't afford their medicine. Richard would tell them to pay him when they could."
She knew Brower had wanted to retire, but when she heard the news of the closure, she was sad — and still is.
"We kind of expected it, but we were still shocked," she said. "I'm just really happy for them to be able to go onto their next adventure.
"I've enjoyed working here. It's been a part of my life for so long," Garcia added. "I'm going to miss the people — they are my family. We have a lot of memories — good memories."
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The black and white photo shows the original Buckland Bros. Drug Store, circa 1940, and the Commercial Club behind it. The old Central Elementary school is north of the Commercial Club building where Lowe's Market is now.
Buckland Pharmacy, on the northwest corner of Dalies Avenue and N. 6th Street, has closed after 118 years in business.
Pharmacist technician Elizabeth Chavez has worked at Buckland Pharmacy for 24 1/2 years — since she was 16 years old. Her late mother, Loretta Silva, also worked at Bucklands for 45 years before her death five years ago.
"I just grew up here," Chavez said. "I got to know the customers. Everyone is like family. It's a small town so we know everybody."
Chavez said Brower has been very generous, someone with a big heart and always cared about the employees and customers.
"I've been able to work with people who have become family," Chavez said of why she's stayed at Bucklands for so long. "Belen isn't going to be the same."
Dolores Chavez has been a part-time clerk at Bucklands for 20 1/2 years, and says it's been a home away from home.
"Bucklands have been known for their kindness to customers," Dolores Chavez said. "Customers come first, and it's a good atmosphere."
She says she will always be grateful for Richard and Evelyn Brower for not only their leadership but for their friendship as well.
"They're the best employers anyone could ever have. They're kind and giving — they're just the best people," she said.
"He's a legend," she says of Brower. "He is a good pharmacist, a good people person. He was a good boss. You can't ask for anything more."
LuAnn Baca, a part-time cashier at Bucklands for 36 years, has a lot of memories of the store, saying she wasn't surprised when she heard it was going to close.
"It's time for the boss to go fishing," Baca said with a chuckle. "I figured it would happen, but I was still sad because I'll miss our customers. We have wonderful customers."
The reason she and other longtime employees have stuck around for so long is because the Browers have been "so good to us."
Baca will always cherish the memories made at Bucklands, including the friendships she's made.
Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin photo
The longtime employees at Buckland Pharmacy say their boss and friend, Richard Brower has always treated them like family.
Rhonda Shofner, who has been a pharmacist at Bucklands for 21 years, always enjoyed her time at the local business.
"Once I came in, I could immediately feel that it was family-friendly, customer-service oriented," she said of Bucklands. "It had the old-time drug store feeling. I thought to myself, 'It's perfect.'"
Shofner said Brower and the customers were always so great to her.
"The customers have been so amazing," she said. "Some of them have been coming in since their grandmother came in. We know our customers by name, so we have given them personal and friendly customer service to get their needs taken care of.
"I heard a story the other day from a woman who must have been probably in her 80s," Shofner said. "She said her mom would come in as a little girl with her mom. Back in the day, they would come after catechism for ice cream in a horse and buggy."
Brower says he has been blessed with the employees who worked with him over the years.
"How could I just pick one or two or three employees to highlight," he said. "I experienced different blessing and learning experiences from each of them. In all the years at Bucklands, I only had to fire two employees. That's over 44 years."
Like his employees, Brower says they were always there for him, each other and the community when needed.
He tells the story about when the whole crew rallied around him in his darkest hours. It was two nights before his father's funeral — Dr. Ralph Brower. He got a call someone had broken into the building and caused immense damage.
"I was broken," Brower said. "… that morning, I went in to clean up (and) one by one, our employee and their families walked in to help. They carried me. It was an overwhelming support with love."
Photo courtesy of Michael Jaramillo
Inside Buckland Pharmacy, early 20th century, when it had a soda fountain.
One of the earliest photos of Buckland Pharmacy shows several patrons on horseback in front of the drug store. The picture is believed to have been taken in 1904.
Bucklands was established in 1904 by Roy and Nelson Buckland. It is said that Roy Buckland won the lot from John Becker's son, playing poker, while his father was out of town in Germany.
Elmer Atwood then bought the pharmacy from the Buckland family in 1955. He ran the pharmacy until 1979 when Brower purchased it.
The last day the pharmacy filled prescriptions was Tuesday, Dec. 20, and all files were sent and are available at Walgreens Pharmacy in Belen.
The store will officially close on Friday, Dec. 23.
There are many memories and customers Brower cherishes, many of whom are second and third generations.
One fellow, Hank McCormick, a local railroader, artist and historian would go into Bucklands for coffee on a daily basis for years.
"Hank would not only paint local historical sites that told a story about early Belen but he also shared amazing stories," Brower said. "He sometimes would display recent art work there."
Another favorite customer was Emily Sedillo. She was part of the afternoon patrons that went in daily and would sit and visit with community members at the soda fountain.
"Since Bucklands was located at the heart of town, local city employees, lawyers, judges, would come in regularly to the fountain," Brower remembers.
When the Belen Middle School had an open campus, many young Belenites would walk to Bucklands for their lunch time to get an ice cream or their famous nachos.
In the end, Buckland Pharmacy will be a part of our history, and its legacy will be that of community, customer service and appreciation.
"Wow, how can I put into words an overwhelming sense of gratitude," Brower said. "I have had the opportunity to know and share a life with so many amazing people," Brower said. "It has been an honor to work in the town I grew up in and still love being a member of.
"Thank you to all Belenites. I hope to see you around town."
Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor
Clara Garcia is the editor and publisher of the Valencia County News-Bulletin.
She is a native of the city of Belen, beginning her journalism career at the News-Bulletin in 1998 as the crime and courts reporter. During her time at the paper, Clara has won numerous awards for her writing, photography and typography and design both from the National Newspaper Association and the New Mexico Press Association.
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Jacoba van Heemskerck: een herontdekking
Jacoba van Heemskerck: a rediscovery Exhibition: 27 August - 21 November 2005
PLEASE NOTE: the exhibition was originally scheduled to open 4 June 2005.
From the museum website
This autumn the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag is proud to present a major overview of the work of Jacoba van Heemskerck (1876-1923), an artist who made a major contribution to the development of Dutch modern art in the early 20th century. Like Mondrian, Van Heemskerck progressed towards abstract art via Luminism and Cubism. However, research conducted over the last three years shows that her distinctive paintings and drawings were a mere prelude to the stained glass windows that she created at the end of her life. Some of these windows were previously unknown and a number have been restored especially for this exhibition.
Jacoba van Heemskerck trained initially at the Royal Academy in The Hague, later with painter Hart Nibbrig and finally, as Picasso, Munch and Matisse had done, at the studio of Eugène Carrière in Paris. It was there that – most unusually for a woman of her day – she became involved with the latest developments in modern art. Following this formative period in Paris, she was to spend the rest of her life working in The Hague and in Domburg, where she and her life-time companion Marie Tak van Poortvliet built a house and had extensive contact with the Dutch avant-garde. In the course of this period, Tak assembled an impressive artcollection, including works by artists such as Piet Mondrian, Franz Marc, Fernand Léger and Wassily Kandinsky (whose work she introduced to the Netherlands). Jacoba van Heemskerk's artistic evolution was very similar to that of Mondrian: both artists were influenced around 1910 by modern movements like Luminism and Cubism, worked together in Domburg and more than once they painted the same subject. Both were inspired by the anthro-posophical ideas of Rudolf Steiner. The result was a visual idiom making extensive use of contrasts: vivid versus muted colours, lines versus planes, horizontals versus verticals. But whereas Mondrian's artistic approach eventually became austerely geometrical, Van Heemskerck's developed as a result of a variety of influences (including anthroposophy) into an open, unconstrained and intuitive style. Throughout her life, she would seek – like Kandinsky – to express spiritual experience. The recurring subjects in her oeuvre are therefore invariably symbolic in nature: sailing ships, bridges and trees, depicted in clear, vibrant colours and with firm outlines. Although she was never to abandon the representation of the real world, Van Heemskerck's style was eventually so abstract that her subjects became virtually unrecognisable. This approach won her great success, especially in Germany, where she exhibited at the Berlin Expressionist gallery Der Sturm every year from 1913 until her death. Van Heemskerck was almost forgotten when, in 1982, her reputation was revived by an exhibition at the Gemeentemuseum. Her stained glass windows were regarded as a peculiar footnote to the real oeuvre. However, research has shown that the windows are of great significance to her artistic development: the use of the new medium marked the culmination of her quest to link the essence of colour to light. With financial assistance from the Anthroposophical Society in the Netherlands and the Iona Foundation, it has now been possible to restore windows that she designed for the naval barracks in Amsterdam. Amid a host of works lent by owners in the Netherlands and elsewhere, these will form the centrepiece of the forthcoming major overview of the artist's oeuvre.
The exhibition is accompanied by the Dutch-language monograph Jacoba van Heemskerck van Beest, Schilderes uit roeping, by J.F.A. van Paaschen and A.H. Huussen jr. (Waanders Publishers).
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2517 HV The Hague

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Wild Boys of the Road is a 1933 pre-Code Depression-era American drama film directed by William Wellman and starring Frankie Darro, Rochelle Hudson, and Grant Mitchell. It tells the story of several teens forced into becoming hobos. The screenplay by Earl Baldwin is based on the story Desperate Youth by Daniel Ahern. In 2013, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".

Plot
One Saturday night, Eddie Smith (Frankie Darro), Tommy Gordon (Edwin Phillips) and Eddie's girlfriend Grace (Rochelle Hudson) go to the high school prom. Casually chatting about the unemployment situation, Tommy tells Eddie that he is going to drop out of high school to look for work to help support his struggling family. Eddie offers to speak to his father (Grant Mitchell) about getting him a job, only to discover that his father has himself just lost his own job. Eddie sells his beloved car and gives the money to his father, but when his father remains unemployed, the bills keep piling up, and the family is threatened with eviction. Eddie and Tommy decide to leave home to ease the burden on their families. Eddie leaves a note,
then they board a freight train, where they meet Sally (Dorothy Coonan), another teenager, who is hoping her aunt in Chicago can put her up for a while. They have to jump from the train, and end up in a milk transfer station, where many teens in similar dire straits hop aboard another train.

When they reach Chicago, they are met by the police, who inform them and other hobos that the unemployment crisis has hit Chicago as well. Most of the transients are sent to detention, but Sally has a letter from her aunt, so they let her through. She claims her companions are her cousins; the kindly policeman is skeptical, but lets them go. Sally's Aunt Carrie (Minna Gombell) welcomes all three into her apartment, which is in reality a brothel. She warmly welcomes the three, and starts to feed them, however, before they even have a chance to eat, the place is raided by the police. The trio hastily depart, climbing out a window, and continue their rail journey east.

Nearing Columbus, one girl (Ann Hovey), caught alone in a railcar, is raped by the train brakeman (an uncredited Ward Bond). When the others find out, they start punching the assailant. By accident, the brakeman falls out of the train to his death. A little later, as the train approaches the city, everyone jumps off. Tommy hits his head on a switch and falls across the track in front of an oncoming train. He crawls desperately towards safety, but his foot gets mangled and his leg has to be amputated. They live in "Sewer Pipe City" near Cleveland for a while, until the city authorities decide to shut it down to discourage vagrancy, prompted in part to Eddie's theft of a misfitting prosthetic leg for Tommy.

Finally, the three end up living in the New York Municipal Dump. Eddie finally lands a job, but needs to find $3 to pay for a coat which the job requires. They panhandle to raise the money. When two men offer Eddie $5 to deliver a note to a movie theater cashier across the street, he jumps at the chance. The note turns out to be a demand for money. Eddie is arrested, and the other two are taken in as well when they protest. The judge (Robert Barrat) cannot get any information out of them, particularly about their parents. However, Eddie's embittered speech moves him. He dismisses the charges and promises to get Eddie's job back for him. He also promises to help the other two, and assures them that their parents will magically be back to work soon.

Cast

Accolades
In December 2013, the film was selected for the 2013 National Film Registry.

See also
 Miss Nobody (1926) - directed by Lambert Hillyer
 Beggars of Life (1928) - directed by William Wellman

References

External links
Wild Boys of the Road essay by Gwendolyn Audrey Foster at National Film Registry
 Nothing Sacred: The Cinema of William Wellman by John Andrew Gallagher and Frank Thompson. Men With Wings Press, 2018. , pages 232-238.

 Letter suggesting changes to film to comply with the Hays Code, from www.thechiseler.me

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1930s teen drama films
American teen drama films
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1930s English-language films
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CHEMICAL COUPLE: The appetite-suppressing hormone hPYY hitches a ride with vitamin B-12 from the stomach to the bloodstream (caption credit: sciam).
Losing weight is not always about anticipating swimsuit season or squeezing into skinny jeans—for the clinically obese, losing weight is about fighting serious illness and reclaiming health. But the primal part of the brain that regulates appetite will not place a moratorium on hunger just because someone and their doctor acknowledge the need to lose weight. Researchers at Syracuse University are working toward a unique solution: a stick of chewing gum that suppresses appetite.
Accepted in Chemical Physics Letters. What began as a reasonably straightforward inelastic neutron scattering (INS) assignment was expanded upon reviewer request to include an analysis of the potential for in-cell nicotinic acid (or niacin, depending on who you ask. Not to be confused with this Niacin, which would be another post altogether) prototropic tautomerization (technically, one might consider this just proton migration along the chain of the nicotinic acid molecules in the solid-state, which might just be more supported as, providing the punch line early, proton migration does not seem to occur in this system), a point that was mentioned in the paper as a possibility within the crystal cell but not originally examined as part of the spectral assignment. In the crystal cell picture shown below, tautomerization would result in proton H5 migrating to N', yielding a chain (if it propagated down the entire one-dimensional chain of nicotinic acid molecules in the solid-state) of zwitterions (molecules with both positive and negative charges on the covalent framework). Anyone with experience in the solid-state study of amino acids knows that zwitterions are not only stable species in the solid-state, but they can also the dominant species in the solid-state, as ionic interactions and the dipole alignment that results from the alignment of, in this case, zwitterions, can yield greater stability than the neutral species, where only hydrogen bonding and dispersions forces occur in the crystal packing arrangement.
The inelastic neutron scattering assignment by solid-state density functional theory (DFT) strongly supports that, at the 25 K temperature of the neutron experiment, the crystal cell is of the neutral, non-zwitterionic form (as shown below, which labels the possible arrangements of hydrogens in the Z=4 crystal cell). Furthermore, despite the existence of several potentially stable proton arrangements in the crystal cell (the three additional forms shown below), the nicotinic acid crystal cell seems to prefer the neutral form even through room temperature. Fortunately, previous studies using other spectroscopic methods seem to agree. As has been the case for the vast majority of all of the previous INS studies, the solid-state DFT calculations were performed with DMol3 and the INS simulated spectra generated with Dr. A. J. Ramirez-Cuesta's most excellent aClimax program.
As is often the case when a competent reviewer serves you a critical analysis of your submitted work, the final result is all the better for it.
Abstract: The 25 K inelastic neutron scattering (INS) spectrum of nicotinic acid has been measured and assigned by solid-state density functional theory (DFT). Vibrational mode energies involving the carboxylic acid proton are found to be significantly altered due to intermolecular hydrogen-bonding. There is good overall agreement between experiment and simulation in all regions of the spectrum, with identified deviations considered in detail by spectral region: phonon (25 – 300 cm-1), molecular (300 – 1600 cm-1), and high-frequency (>2000 cm-1). The relative energies, geometries, and vibrational spectra associated with hypothesized tautomerization in the solid-state have also been investigated.


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The story goes that a painter from back east finished painting the little schoolhouse and then asked, "What should we name it?" When there was no answer, he took up his brush—and probably dreaming of grassy pastures back home, he painted the name " Long Meadow" on the whitewashed boards.
Perhaps the name was prophetic—because after the dry years of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl in the 1930s came the introduction of irrigation, and with it, the area became a flourishing farmland of rich green crops of corn, hay, wheat, barley, beans and sugar beets.
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Liverpool's home leg against RB Leipzig may be played at a neutral venue
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Anfield may not be able to host the second leg of Liverpool's Champions League tie / PAUL ELLIS/Getty Images
Liverpool's Champions League last 16 home leg against RB Leipzig may also have to be moved to a neutral venue due to quarantine regulations in Germany.
The first leg between the pair on Tuesday 16 February has already been switched from RB Leipzig's Red Bull Arena home to the Puskas Arena in Budapest after Liverpool were refused entry into Germany due to Covid-19.
A travel ban was introduced in December from the UK to Germany in a response to the pandemic. Although Liverpool applied for entry into the country, a Champions League fixture was not deemed an exceptional circumstance and the tie's location was subsequently moved to a neutral venue.
Our first-leg tie with @RBLeipzig_EN will be played at the Puskas Arena. #LFC | #UCL
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 7, 2021
According to the Times, the home leg at Anfield on 10 March may also have to follow suit, after the German authorities informed Leipzig that they would have to quarantine upon their return to Germany due to concerns about the new Covid-19 strains currently circulating in the UK.
Liverpool are already looking into potential alternative neutral venues.
The restrictions are due to be reviewed in Germany on 5 March - five days before the second leg is scheduled. However, Germany have been meticulous with their laws, with Jurgen Klopp unable to return home to attend the funeral of his mother, Elisabeth, who passed away on Tuesday.
Manchester City may also be affected by the Germany travel regulations / PAUL ELLIS/Getty Images
Manchester City could also be affected by the restrictions in Germany. The Citizens have had the first leg of their last 16 tie with Borussia Monchengladbach moved to a neutral venue in Budapest. They are due to welcome the Bundesliga outfit to the Etihad on 16 March.
The various travel complications have cast doubts over whether the two-legged format can be continued during this season's competition.
The 2019/20 Champions League adapted to the global circumstances by playing the quarter finals onwards as one-legged affairs at neutral stadiums in Portugal.
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L D Stone and Co
Established by Lucius D. Stone in 1852. It remained one of California's premier wholesale and retail manufacturers of harness, saddles, bits, spurs and saddlery hardware through the turn of the century under the proprietorship of A Kempkey, F M Gilham and W T Sawyer. As their popularity grew so did their catalogue - 430 pages in 1894 - the same year their top-of-the-line saddle was put on exhibition at the Chicago World's Fair. Their catalogue represented the most comprehensive selection of fine California spurs ever assembled. L D Stone consolidated with the other pioneer San Francisco firm of Main and Winchester in 1905 before disappearing with the Keyston Brothers merger in 1912.
I realize that the catalogues proudly announce that LD Stone was established in 1852. That is the probable date that R Stone, Rockwell, LD's father likely moved to Sacramento, so I think that it always went unquestioned. I have written a number of monographs, and have uncovered several instances of this type of dialogue. Gotta admit-- looks good when you have competition. Oh, another good one, not yet sorted out-- Charles Main was only a part-time manager, and Ezra Winchester left San Francisco about 1863 for Portsmouth, New Hampshire, never to return to the Bay Area. Main-Winchester was managed from afar most of its existence.
I gather it had to do with L D Stone being 9 in 1852. My write up for you for the Stone and Hayden Cantinas 8 or 10 years ago has the info on the firm. It was founded in Sacramento in the 1850s by Rockwell Stone, father of Lucius D Stone. He opened a branch in S D in 1862 in partnership with Peter Hayden of New York. Hayden is an interesting story himself. He was probably the largest manufacturer of saddlery hardware in the country and had similar partnerships all over the country. The partnership with Hayden ended in 1882 and Stone sold his share of the Sacramento shop to his managing partner there, a Van Vorhies. Lucius D inherited R Stone in 1884 and lost it to Kempkey Gilham and Sawyer by 1888.
TIME LINE FOR FIRMS ASSOCIATED WITH L D STONE,
MAIN & WINCHESTER, KEYSTON, ET. AL
1850- No L D Stone living in San Francisco. An E.S. Stone is a Commission Merchant, and Chapin & Otis V Sawyer are Commission Merchants, and dealing in harness and leather. [City Directory for San Francisco, 1850, available online]
1850- Rockwell Stone, born 1806, in Mass, a resident of Newark, Wayne County, New York. Listed as a merchant, married to Sophia. His son Lucius D Stone is 7, and born in New York. [US Federal Census, Wayne County, New York, 1850]
1852, 8 Sept- No L D Stone is living in San Francisco. Main & Winchester are operating a saddlery. No Kempkey, Gilham or Sawyer associated with any saddlery. [City Directory for San Francisco, 1852, available online]
1853- No L D Stone living in San Francisco. Loraine Gill is a saddler, 71 Kearney St. Otis V Sawyer has a hardware business at 127 Sansome.[City Directory for San Francisco, 1852-1853, available online]
1859- No L D Stone living in San Francisco. J C Johnson Co is in business. R Stone, Saddler and Harness maker, 168 J St, Sacramento.
[City Directory for San Francisco, 1859. Sacramento City Directory, 1859-60, both available online]
1860- L D Stone is age 17, born in New York c 1843, the son of Rockwell Stone, now a hardware and saddle dealer and saddler in Sacramento. Rockwell Stone was aged 54, born in Massachusetts, married to Sophia B. The L D are initials for Lucius Dean (Stone), [US Federal Census for Sacramento, CA, 1860]
1863- The Harness and Saddlery firm of Rockwell Stone and Peter Hayden appear in San Francisco at 416 Battery St [City Directory for San Francisco, 1863, available online]
1864- The same information exists for Stone & Hayden, at 418 Battery St; Lucius D Stone was a clerk in this establishment. He lived at 613 Pine St
[City Directory for San Francisco, 1864, available online]
1866, June- Rockwell Stone registered as a hardware store operator, and Lucius Dean Stone registered as a clerk in a hardware store. Both were residents of San Francisco. [Voter Registration, known as the "Great List" of San Francisco, finalized in 1867. [List is available online]
1868- R Stone & Co; 150 J St, Sacramento. John T Stoll is in business. [Sacramento City Directory, 1868, available online]
1870- Lucius D Stone, a resident of San Francisco. Born 1843, NY. Resides in San Francisco. He is a clerk in Rockwell's hardware store.
[US Federal Census for San Francisco, CA, 1870]
1880- R Stone operating a hardware store. L D Stone, a clerk in store. Both living at the same address in San Francisco, 6th ward. [US Federal Census for San Francisco, CA, 6th Ward, 1880. This census available in entirety, online]
1880- Rockwell Stone and A A Van Voorheis, dealers in Saddles, saddle hardware [etc], 520 J St, Sacramento. Noted that Rockwell Stone lives in San Francisco. A West Coast Gazeteer indicates that Peter Hayden still had an interest in the business on Battery St. [City Directory, (Sacramento), 1880, and West Coast Gazeteer, 1880 (San Francisco). Both are available online.]
1882- By this year, A A Van Voorhies had purchased the holdings of R Stone's Sacramento saddlery. Van Voorheis Co was established alone. [Source: Davis, Hon. Win. J, An Illustrated History of Sacramento County, California. Pages 767-768. Lewis Publishing Company, 1890, transcription available on line]
1886-87- The death of Rockwell Stone. His son inherits the wealthy hardware business. Due to poor management, and extravagance, he was forced to retire (bankruptcy?) from the business in 1888. WE CAN ESTABLISH THE TRUE BEGINNING DATE OF THE L D STONE, SADDLE AND HARDWARE CO IN SAN FRANCISCO, Circa 1886. Refer to the following news article:
Source: THE MANSFIELD HERALD (Mansfield, Richland Co, Ohio): 23
January 1890, Vol. 40, No. 10
1890- L D Stone & Co is listed as a San Francisco business, but the operators are listed as Augustus Kempkey, Frank M Gilham and William T Sawyer. They were importers and manufacturers of saddlery and harness, and dealers in saddlery hardware. The location was at 422-424 Battery St. [Either these three men were receivers of a bankrupt company, or they bought the firm outright, [Augustus Kempkey was a merchant from Oakland, Frank Gilham, a merchant, lived in Oakland. William T Sawyer lived at 427 Eddy St, San Francisco.]
[City Directory, San Francisco, 1890. US Federal Census 1880 (Kempkey), both available online; 1900 Federal Census for San Francisco]
1892- Mr and Mrs L D Stone are listed in the "Blue Book", with addresses at 1404 California St, and the Hotel Vendome. [Source: The San Francisco Blue Book & Pacific Coast Elite Directory, 1892. The Bancroft Company, San Francisco, 1892. Available online]
1893- The L D Stone & Co moved to 417 Market St. [San Francisco Telephone Directory, 1893, available online]
1898- The information remains the same, page 153. [San Francisco Telephone Directory, March 1897, available, online]
1899- L D Stone no longer listed in the San Francisco "Blue Book" [San Francisco Blue Book and Social Listings, 1899. Available online]
1905- No L D Stone is listed in the telephone directory. [San Francisco Telephone Directory, p. 242, 1905. Available online]
1905- Merged with pioneering San Francisco saddlery of Main & Winchester.
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1907- MAIN-WINCHESTER-STONE CO, 221 Bush St. No residential listings for L D Stone, [City Directory for San Francisco, 1907, available online]
1910- No enumeration for L D Stone remains in San Francisco. [US Federal Census for 1910. Available online]
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Unlike Inspirato's traditional memberships, which has lower annual dues but requires members to pay additional nightly fees to stay at the company's portfolio of properties across the globe, Inspirato Pass gives the buyer and their significant other unlimited free nights at more than 60,000 residences and hotels for $2,500 a month.
Brent Handler, the Inspirato CEO, told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo on Tuesday, "For $2,500 a month, you and your significant other can travel. You can bring whomever you want. For example, if you're in a Tuscan villa and it holds 14 people, you can bring whomever you want. It's a subscription. It's super convenient for people that want to travel a lot, or maybe they want to travel two or three times a year. What you do is you book a trip, you go on the trip, and as soon as you checkout, you can book your next trip."
For a flat price of $2,500 a month, pass holders can pick from over 60,000 available trips or properties without worrying about nightly rates, taxes, or fees. The exclusivity includes unlimited access to homes, hotels, and resorts in more than 150 locations around the world. It is updated daily and travelers can choose from five-star hotels and villas with concierge services including chateaus in Provence, France and high-end hotels in New York City.
Once travelers check out, they can select their next reservation and continue on their way. Inspirato Pass requires buyers to sign on for a minimum of six months.
"Inspirato has homes. We have 350- residences around the world worth over $1 billion, and we also have hotels like the Ritz-Carlton, and we also have experiences like cruises, and African Safaris, etc. So there are over 65,000 trips to choose from– you simply find where you want to go, you checkout, you book your next trip. It really is that simple, Handler said.
As a luxury travel provider, Inspirato also offers pass holders with full-service treatment during their stay or experience. The company has dedicated vacation advisers who can help with pre-trip planning. Once on-site, pass holders receive concierge service, daily housekeeping, and full access to most of Inspirato's other five star benefits. Trips can also be canceled up to 72 hours in advance without penalty.
"Luxury hospitality providers don't have a good outlet for getting inventory sold because they can't really discount like you could with a lower level brand, so what we've created is an open channel to be able to provide better inventory for people at a better value." Handler said. "We found through research that people really did not like paying high nightly rates. They didn't understand the variability of pricing, similar to airlines, and so we've made it super simple for folks, they just pick what they want, they travel. It's obviously a five-star experience with concierges, with a very high level of service."
The Inspirato Pass price point does have the option to add unlimited friends and family sharing privileges for an additional $500 per month. Upgraded tiers are available in multiples of $2,500 and $500 respectively, with each tier offering additional concurrent reservations. For $5,000 plus $1,000, Tier 2 pass holders can secure two reservations at one time. Although Inspirato is mostly marketing its pass to affluent travelers, the price is surprisingly affordable for anyone accustomed to the high cost of living in major cities like New York City, San Francisco, or Los Angeles, that flat fee could provide significant savings on their housing costs.
It's important to note that the $2,500 fee doesn't include airfare and there are Inspirato travel specialists who can help with other travel needs such as booking and itineraries.
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