A directory listing telephone subscribers within the specified California city, traditionally organized alphabetically by surname and address. This resource, historically printed on paper, provides contact details for residents and businesses operating within the geographical region.
This type of directory served as a vital tool for communication and commerce. Before the widespread adoption of digital search engines, it facilitated connections between individuals and businesses, enabling transactions, social interactions, and emergency communication. The physical publication offered a centralized repository of contact information, contributing to community organization and efficient information dissemination.