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7 a.m. "High fog", they call it in California where they do not admit cloudy days. Heard thunder during forenoon. Dined at Strock's Strock's. Started for Long Beach Long Beach, CA at 6:05 p.m. While at Santa Ana Santa Ana, CA we saw a 17000 acre beanfield on a 100,000 acre ranch.

Long Beach, Cali. Long Beach, CA, Monday, July 18, 1910 July 18, 1910.

From 6:45 to 8 a.m. one peal of thunder followed another in rapid succession. At 7:30 it began to rain, continuing until after 10 a. m. and sprinkling fitfully until nearly noon. Said to have been the first July rain here for 16 years. Afternoon clear. I remained at home all day nursing my sore foot. In evening, Dr. Mabie, a Baptist minister who has at different times been located at Rockford Rockford, IL, Boulder Boulder, CO and Marshalltown Marshalltown, IA, the only towns in which Nellie has lived, called to spend the evening.