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C.D.W. Gibson
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Board of Trade
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Del Valle Farm
The Economist
First National Bank
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Gibson Branch Library
HDW Melrose Collection
Home for Elderly Women
The Lovina Gibson Home
Maple Cemetery
Middletown Gibson Library
Mills College Library
Montclair Library
Mothers' Health Clinic
State Exchange Bank
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Los Angeles Board of Trade

First President, 1880s

Archives

Los Angeles Herald, 1883 "Mr. Davis was chosen Secretary....The following officers were then elected
An early printing job by 15-year-old Houdd DeWitt Gibson, son of C.W. Gibson: Constitution and By-La
Takes Blame for L.A. Excerpt from the Leo raridan interview (Pt. 2)
An early printing job by 15-year-old Houdd DeWitt Gibson, son of C.W. Gibson: Constitution and By-La
Houdd DeWitt Gibson business card Gibson & Co. Book & Job Printers Los Angeles, California, 1880s.
The Los Angeles Times issues a snarky retraction of its earlier criticism concerning the substandard

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