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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1929

Page

5

California News Briefs Highlight Local Developments

Placer County to spend 2000 on a state fair exhibit while Snowbird Mine near Foresthill reopens under Martin Costello. Pleasanton builds a new 10000 firehouse as old one is razed. Recorder’s office reports mining claim labor proofs. Auburn fire pavilion loss. Lincoln Highway bottleneck widened after Sigwart settlement. Lovelock water crisis, Martinez hall of records plan, and railificar efforts across several counties.

Placer County Board of Supervisors Snowbird Foresthill Martin Costello Pleasanton C. A. Bruce & Sons Recorder’s Office Sonora Recreation Park Placer Union High School Auburn Placerville Lincoln Highway J. A. Sigwart Sigwart Lovelock Humboldt Martinez Hunters Valley Mariposa County Young O. T. Johnson, Jr Los Angeles F. H. Benson Sanborn Young Los Gatos Mariposa Music and Radio Trades Association City of Richmond Inner Harbor Henry A. Johnston Utility Board Roseville School Board Atlantic Street Grammar School Main Street Vernon Street Oak Street Mendocino City Scudero Pittsburg Navy Department Albany East Bay P. M. Sanford Chamber of Commerce Santa Rosa Knights of Pythias Sonoma County Teachers Institute District Parent-Teacher Association Presbyterian Synod the Nazarene Church Rio Nido Guerneville Guernewood Park William L. Kenyon Russian River Guerneville Grove Emily L. Jones Eureka Nevada County H. C. Schroeder Provident Irrigation District L. M. Benoit Benoit Yellow Metal California Grass Valley Lake Bowman Nevada Sunbeam Mining Company State Library Bidwell Chico Yuba County Sierra Butte Counties Yuba Pass Butte County Marysville Challenge la Porte North Fork Yuba River Downieville Butte Assant Erda

Elusive Boss Cites Shifting Power in Washington

A Washington Star quotation portrays a henchman telling Senator Sorgum he has instructions from their political boss. The senator says he must judge, noting conditions change so fast one cannot know who the real boss will be day to day.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Neck Romancer and Jack’s Ladies Magic

A cheeky note describes Jack as a neck romancer and wizard with the ladies, suggesting his charm in playful slang. The line captures a lighthearted gossip tone from the era, highlighting witty flirtatious labels anchored by a name and casual insinuation.

Jack

Roseate Future Hush Little Chigger Picnic

Poetic fragment recalls a calm future scene with a caretaker tone. A lullaby cadence hints at a coming gathering or picnic as a comforting refrain.

Doctor Quack Treated Husband and Widow Responds

A quarrel over medical care ends with a widow lamenting that the husband might have died under treated care but not with dignity. The exchange features a grim toast to proper death as a final jab.

Moustique

Cool Calculation romance quip mocks marriage satire

Miss Cayenne quips on romance saying several men proposed but she thinks their aim was not marriage but to gain her father’s financial backing. Washington Star notes the witty exchange about love and money in a playful line.

Miss Cayenne Washington Star

Idle rumor runs through town as busy gossip

In a brisk exchange two women dismiss a tale about Mrs. Flitters and Mr. Paster as idle chatter, though the rumor spreads quickly within their social circle and citywide. The dialogue underscores how quickly idle rumors circulate despite denials.

Mr. Paster

Fired from pantomime over missed lines

A brief exchange notes that Jerry was fired from a pantomime. The reason hinted is he could not learn his lines, with curiosity about the exact trouble. No names beyond Jerry or Zatso are clarified.

Jerry Zatso

Boy Says He Cannot Grow Up Yet

The Indianapolis News notes a child named Rob ert from Newman Street pretends to turn a knob at bedtime and quips that he cannot grow now because he is turned of. This brief childlike vignette captures a playful moment as he humorously reflects on growing up.

Robert Newman Street Indianapolis News

20 Mule Team Borax Ad Emphasizes Purity and Fiber Care

An old reliable 20 Mule Team Borax ad warns buyers to choose 99 to 100 percent pure Borax and avoid substitutes like Borax compounds. It claims the product protects fine fabrics and hands.

Abraham Lincoln desert tale with many wives joke

A humorous dialogue recounts a child Tapper at six learning about Abraham Lincoln. The punchline twists Lincoln crossing the desert with his many wives, a misheard tale from Sunday school, reflecting a playful misrepresentation of history.

Tapper Abraham Lincoln

Russ Ball Blue Adv Claims Superior Whitening

An advertisement touts Russ Ball Blue as a laundry product that makes clothes whiter than liquid Blue. The copy promotes a large package available at grocers with bold branding and direct price or product emphasis.

Correspondence Culture in Piano Tuning by Mail Life Note

Mrs Rabb writes that her son is learning to tune pianos by mail. Mrs Gabb responds that once learned, they will mail their piano for tuning. The exchange appears in the Life section reflecting home and cultural literacy cues.

Historic Figure We frequently deplore

The piece reflects on a revered figure, noting admiration and tragedy. It hints at a person who began ambitious endeavors but could not complete them, leaving a somber impression on observers familiar with his life and era.

Senator Sorghum Seeks Focus Amid Golf Interest

A Washington Star item notes Senator Sorghum choosing to drop golf to concentrate on one game at a time. He says golf absorbs his attention away from politics, highlighting how the sport distracts from public duties.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Physical Culture Crackup Sparks Witty Exchange

A flirtatious remark triggers a sharp reply from the catty friend, noting the lover’s vast culture but labeling it as merely physical. The exchange captures a playful, era tone as two women spar with humor.

Jerry

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