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HISTORY OF THE CITY OF LODI

1869 – City of Lodi founded in August; Charles O. Ivory and John M. Burt establish the "Ivory Store", which was located at the corner of Pine and Sacramento Streets; it acted as a magnet of sorts, drawing homesteaders and other businesses to the area.
1874 – March 21, Assembly Bill 639 changes town’s name from Mokelumne to Lodi.
1876 – The Lodi Flouring Mill is established in a brick building at the southwest corner of Main and Locust Streets; it was capable of producing more than 200 barrels of flour a day.
1878 – Lodi’s population is 450; Gertie DeForce Cluff establishes Lodi’s first newspaper the Valley Review; San Joaquin County is divided into five Districts with Lodi in the 4th.
1880 – San Joaquin County raises the largest single wheat crop in the world – some 3.4 million bushels, much of it grown in Lodi.
1881 – Ralph Ellis founds the Lodi News Sentinel, originally headquartered on Elm Street.
1886 – Grown without irrigation, 3000 carloads of watermelons were shipped from Lodi.
1887 – Fire destroys downtown area along Sacramento Street.
1888 – Benjamin F. Langford launches the original Bank of Lodi with a capital stock of $25,000.
1891 – Water and gas service provided to citizens.
1896 – Tom and Wood Henderson buy hardware dealership from John Collins, and Henderson Bros. Hardware is born (Note: The company closed in 2001).
1897 – Wilhelm and Charlotta Heib arrive in Lodi with their eight children; they were the first of a wave of migration by Dakotans of German descent – a group that would shape the City’s development through the present day.
1899 – Lodi is said to have 2,346,061 grapevines.
1900 – Lodi is the second largest community in San Joaquin County with a population of 1,500; in the Spring, Dr. Wilton Mason owns the first automobile in Lodi.
1905 – The Opera House (now Thornton House Furniture) was built on School Street, the Lodi Improvement Club (now the Lodi Woman’s Club) was formed, and in August the Central California Traction Company began construction of an electric passenger rail line linking Lodi to Stockton and Sacramento
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