Barstow Printer Promises Weekly Local News
Barstow California weekly newspaper led by Wm J Evans as proprietor editor and manager. Published every Friday with a price of 2 per year, entered as second class matter daily in 1910 at Barstow post office under March 3 1879 act.
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Barstow
California
Wm. J. Evans
Daly S
Cal
Wilson
United States
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Calvert Wilson
Temperance education urged to curb intemperance
The piece argues temperance is wisdom and education is the remedy. It calls for public schools as the arena to instill restraint in eating and drinking, echoing the proverb train up a child in the way he should go to curb intemperance.
Connecticut Ratifies Direct Senate Vote Amendment
The Connecticut State Assembly ratified the constitutional amendment on April 8, enabling direct popular elections of U S Senators. The measure, now adopted by Congress, ends the prior method of choosing senators by state legislatures.
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United States
State Assembly
Connecticut
Congress
Union
Brown Forman chief leagues against Los Angeles wine ban
George Garvin Brown head of Brown Forman, visiting Los Angeles, denounces county supervisors for denying winery licenses. He warns the prohibition movement harms property rights and liberty, contrasts temperance with prohibition, and questions the aim of outlawing alcoholic stimulants rather than illegal sales. Brown heads to Stockton after voicing concerns.
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George Garvin Brown
Brown- Forman Company
Louisville
America
Los Angeles
Till
Brown
Board of Supervisors
Stockton
Toams
Temperance, Prohibition and Faith Clash in a Christian View
A letter argues temperance embodies self control and liberty while prohibition imposes tyranny and intolerance. The author rejects a strict anti alcohol stance, cites biblical examples, and claims God's plan supports responsible use of beverages over bans. The piece frames temperance as religious duty and warns against barriers within churches.
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Antisaloon League
Christ
Jesus
Ve. L
Chriistian
Government survey clarifies ore assays not offered
The United States Geological Survey states it does not analyze ores or metals for private parties. It has no gold or silver assay facilities and offers only off hand opinions after simple examinations. Private assay offices in Carson City Seattle Boise Helena Salt Lake City and Charlotte handle paid work. Six Topographical Survey crews have worked near Crudero and Cave Springs with moves to Sacramento and Bishop.
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United States Geological Survey
Washington
Geological Survey
Carson, Ney
Seattle
Wash
Boise, Idaho
Helena, Mont
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charlotte, N.C
United States Topographical Survey
Crudero
Cave Springs
Sacramento
Bishop
Fenner Items Update From Pilot Mine Camp
Cod Eaton and James Turnbull arrived with supplies for the Pilot mine. Eaton will sink a 50 foot shaft and has three tons of ore ready for shipment. Turk’s assistant Stone is missing since a transfer. Foreman Sweet praised for track condition. Wiltner acts as foreman in water service. Timel injured in an oil tank explosion and hospitalized in Santa Fe Los Angeles. Fales ships lead silver ore to Needles. Stone reassigned to Cadiz. Muhleesen tours properties in area and travels to Los Angeles. C. C. Curtis visited Fenner today. Robert Collins, son of Mr and Mrs Collins, is in San Francisco hospital tuberculosis of the leg. Fenner friends send blessings.
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Cod
Eaton
James Turnbull
Mr. Eaton
Onur
Mr. Sweet
Herbert Wiltner
Imel
Timel
Lad
Santa Fe Hospital
Los Angeles
Walter R. Fales
Needles
Mr. Stone
Cadiz
Silver Lake Mining and Local Prospect Notes
Keough and Hunting pipe water to their mill and expect to start in a few days. Reat and Meyers extract good ore at Seventeen Mile Point. Floorman and Wilson report 130 ft crosscut at Desert King. Homesteading increases toward Soda Lake for artesian water. Berry has ore ready for shipment from Kingston. Mrs. McCabe returns from San Diego after two months away.
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Keough
Kingston
McCabe
San Diego
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