Barstow Post Office Second Class Notice Begun
Entered as second class matter July 8 1910 at the Barstow California post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
3
Entered as second class matter July 8 1910 at the Barstow California post office under the act of March 3 1879.
The piece questions why capable California women in business, law, art, and science cannot vote. It notes women own property and invest in ventures like mines and desert enterprises and argues suffrage should belong to women. It criticizes dictatorial men voting on the issue and urges women to decide the matter themselves.
San Bernardino and Bakersfield receive reduced rates to compete with Los Angeles. Merchants may not raise stock or lower prices, limiting usefulness if benefits are not shared with local desert areas. The desert cares little whether the gains go to S B or L A unless benefits reach them.
Crooks visits Colton predicting a close wet or dry contest on August 7 with about 1100 registered voters. Pure Food Board pressures brewers to cut headaches from beer. Inyo county and Colton wets hint at a hot week amid shifting votes.
Al McRea and John Mc Grath plan a small mill at Dale to run ore from a gold mine. The ore yields eight dollars per ton, indicating modest early output and potential revenue for the venture.
Oro Grande reports 25 carloads of lime rock shipped weekly for the Santa Ana sugar plant with Oro Grande lime praised for refining. A dance drew a fine crowd. thanks go to Victorville for turnout. Local figures Huey, Watkins visited Victorville. W H Robinson, cattle king, spent Sunday here with his wife. The trotting mare Bell was severely cut by wire, expected to die. Miss Waterman of Barstow bought a fine black driving team. Postmistress Mrs Ward contemplates vacation after years at the office. Ed Decrow returns home healthier. The Mohave river may field a Supervisor candidate. Needles urged for district show. Mrs C A Davidson summers on the coast. La Pointe travels east for business. If R V Morrow isn’t found in his pool room he’ll be under a shady tree reading the Barstow Printer. The community enjoys reading the paper.
Parker Branch S. B. Index indicates Santa Fe will construct a branch railroad to a gypsum deposit between Parker and Blythe Junction and another branch extending south from Parker to Palo Verde Valley.
Large crowd in Mohave witnessed Tehachapi defeat Monolith 11 to 6 at the Mohave ball grounds last Sunday. Prize of 100 dollars awarded to the winner.
Needles Mr. Mee of Holmes Supply Co. traveled from Needles to Barstow seeking relief from heat. Monaghan and Murphy sold their mercantile business to Claypool and Co. of Berkeley, a change likely driven by the arrival of a new railroad store.
The Printer introduces new stock of calling cards fancy programs wedding invitations and the kee and company can supply your requirements.
All desert area schools must send statements to the Printer listing each school start date and the names of teachers assigned. The call specifies districtwide compliance and timely submission to ensure accurate timetables and staffing records.
The Printer has received booklets on Irrigation and other agricultural subjects from the Department at Washington. Interested parties may call and read.
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