Subscription Rates Listed for One Year and Shorter
The notice states subscriptions priced at one year for $2.00, six months for $1.00, and three months for 75 cents, with all payments required strictly in advance.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
2
The notice states subscriptions priced at one year for $2.00, six months for $1.00, and three months for 75 cents, with all payments required strictly in advance.
The author argues US soldiers earned far more than Allied counterparts yet return with pauperized status. Canada and Australia provide land and advances. proposal suggests a $50 Victory Bond for each month served as fair compensation, not for patriotism or hazards.
The war showed banks to be the strongest community service factor as they became headquarters for Liberty Loan drives and met rising demand generously in nearly every city.
Location of principal place of business is in Los Angeles with Hawes in San Bernardino County. The board levied assessment No. 85 of one half cent per share on March 24 1919 for stock payable to secretary D Pf Wilson. Unpaid by May 6 1919 becomes delinquent and may be sold at public auction on May 26 1919 at 2 PM to cover the assessment and costs.
Edward M Ruh of Hinkley California filed intent to prove up a three year claim on homestead entries No 030142 and No 604Y04 for tracts in Township 1 N Range 3 W B Meridian before the U S Land Office Los Angeles on May 6 1914 at 900 am witnesses Percy Burke Philomena Ruh Joseph Harmon Henry Harlow allot Hinkley California and non coal B F Groves Register First pub April 8 1919 Last pub May 1
Department of the Interior notices Edward O Rourke of Silver Lake California who filed to prove up a homestead on land in San Bernardino County on May 3 1919 before United States Commissioner H W Phipps. Witnesses listed include Abraham Long Julius Myers Charles Beat Bessie O Rourke all of Silver Lake California. Oliver C Harper Register first published March 27 last April 24.
Imperial Lode Mining and Reduction Company applies for patents covering 17.62 acres on Meteor Mine 1551.7 feet along Mammoth Chief metals 18.46 acres and 20.02 acres on Queen of the Desert Quartz Mine in Lava Bed Mining District San Bernardino County California. Public notice lists survey corners bearings and distances and records dates March 3 1919 to May 8 1919.
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