Talk:Bunker Spreckels
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Very few facts
[edit]This article appears to have been written by either a fan, someone who knew this subject, or someone who was perhaps a friend of a friend. There are very few facts here that are appropriate encyclopedia content. This article is more of a stub and needs a lot of work. The content that was here was written in conversational style and quotations were used to simply add mass to the article. It appears that this subject's family is noteworthy and should be the ones to have Wikipedia articles. Perhaps they do. As for this subject, very little information exists that has been published by reputable third-party sources. All the best to all of you. MarydaleEd (talk) 23:57, 1 February 2024 (UTC)