Doodle Bug Ford Wins Bear Valley Snow Race
A three man crew led by Jack Preston in the I. T. Hillis Doodle Bug Ford wins the San Bernardino to Big Bear Valley race. They endured extreme cold, deep snow, and hours dug from drifts to reach Giants Boat House at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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San Bernardino
Big Bear Valley
Ford
Grant
I. T. Hillis
Big Bear Lake
San Bernardino County
Cal
Jack Preston
Oscar Anderson
A. W. Johnson
Sun
ST. F. Laughton
Albert Craig
Etee
Mr. Ord
Arctic
California
Giant’s Boat House
Civilization
Briscoe
Ke.t. Hillis
Barstow
Bear Valley
Hinkley Notes Social Visits and Local Work
George Sieman reports John Stark and daughter Mil dred visiting Mr and Mrs 8 D Rich. Wattery and family and Sieman group toured Tuller's earth camp. H F Speaker completed a successful new well with water flow exceeding pump capacity. The Woman's Improvement club plans its annual all day meeting at Mrs Phillips home to enjoy and plan their work.
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C.D. Wattery
George Sieman and Son
H. F. Speaker
Woman's Improvement Club
Wilson Ranch dairy operation serves locals at Mace Station
Mrs. Lillian E. Wilson, manager of the Wilson Ranch near Mace Station, runs a dairy business for local customers. She uses printed wrappers for her butter and has the Printer produce additional stationery bearing the Wilson Ranch name.
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Wilson Ranch
Mace Station
Lillian E. Wilson
Wilson Ranché
New road signs cut 100 miles off Barstow Goodsprings route
M George Watey and J M Cox installed signs from Goodsprings to Barstow, reporting very good road conditions. The new route reduces distance by about 100 miles, passing Paradise mines Garlic Springs Silver Lake Plateau and Goodsprings with water available at these spots.
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M. George Watey
J. M. Cox
Barstow
Los Angeles
Goodsprings
Nevada
Garlic Springs
Silver Lake
Goldsprings
Gean
Las Nages
Las Vagas
Geo. Vale
Auto Club
Johnson Elected Trustee in Hinkley Vacancy
At the school election in Hinkley last Friday H B Johnson won the trustee seat to fill the vacancy created by Allen moving to Burbank.
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Hinkley
H. B. Johnson
Allen
Burbank
San Bernardino Votes Dry as Needles Remains Wet
San Bernardino voters choose dry status by a 3120 to 2579 margin, ending nearly seven decades in the wet column. Colton also adopts a dry ordinance by agreement, while Needles favors wet with 467 to 12. J W Catick wins as a broad majority mayoral candidate backed by wets, defeating Richardson and Boswell.
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San Bernardino
Colton
Needles
J. W. Catick
Greongesey
J. W. Catiek
N. A. Richardson
Seculet
Richardson
C. W. Boswell
Injured Man Falls Under Moving Santa Fe Train
B Mc Donald, a married Milford Utah man, was seriously injured near Daggett while attempting to board Santa Fe train 22. He was struck by the baggage car, dragged, and with wheels passing his right hand and left foot partially severed. He was taken to Barstow and then San Bernardino where doctors amputated his foot and hand. He said his wife and child live in Milford Utah and he was on his way east with little money left.
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B. McDonald
Daggett
Santa Fe
McDonald
Dbarstow
Brown
Anderson
San Bernardino
Milford
Utah
Obey the Law and KRRP Your Mita Shoe
A barber shop quarrel over a wartime remark led to a fight between W C Deshler and J H Sloan. Sloan slapped Deshler after a patriotism dispute about Germany and New York harbor. A federal officer from Los Angeles is en route to investigate.
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Daniel
W. C. Deschler
Germany
New York Harbor
J. H. Sloan
Deshler
Sloan
Desehler
Los Angeles
Barstow Push for Summit to Barstow Boulevard
A citizen call urges Barstow residents to organize a civic body to back a state boulevarded road from Summit to Barstow. The piece warns against apathy and tax fears, arguing the project would boost commerce and transport and comparing Barstow to Victorville’s Chamber of Commerce.
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Barstow
Summit
Beyoena
Town Topics and Local Notices from Barstow
Williams addition offers a house for sale at low price. George Henderson left for Occidental College last Saturday. E. Strom reports a new Buick four sold to Kay Bailey, engineer on the Bagdad local. Dr. H. C. Hall has relocated to the Hotel Melrose after a recent office fire. Dr. Stanter and Mrs. Stanter and their young son visit Judge Carter residence this week. A local printer humorously mislabels a healthy baby as a kid. A juvenile comment hints at possible trouble from creditors and a desert departure for the speaker
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E. Strom
Buick
Kay Bailey
Bagdad
Dr. Stanter
Lions defeat men 68 to 30 in basketball action
The men's team won 68 to 30 while the Lions beat the ladies 2 to 17. The Lions host Daggett's women on the local court tonight.
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Lions
Ladies of Daggett
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George Sieman
John Stark
Mildred
D. Rich
Palm Beach
Fagerberg’s
Chamber of Commerce
Barstow Prister
Sahara
Williams Addition
George Henderson
Occidental College
H. C. Hall
Melrose
Crosett
Fagerberg's
Utz & Dunn
Fager
Welkk
Bk. Horrre
F. W. Chandler
Third St
E Street
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