Bear Valley imposes garbage dump ban and incinerator plan
The Bear Valley Development Co rescinds dump permission on their lands and cleans the site. Constable Stanfield plans to seek government approval to dump at a site near Baldwin Lake, north of Doble. State and health laws restrict dumping on private lands. calls for a community or private incinerator and a dedicated dump site for Barstow to curb litter and odors.
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Bear Valley Development Co
Bear Valley
E. L. Stanfield
Baldwin Lake
Doble
Hawkeyes of the West Picnic in Long Beach
The Town Association of Southern California invites Hawkeyes of the West to a full day picnic at Bixby Park in Long Beach on Saturday August 18, 1927. Local organizers promote a day of games, food, and socializing for attendees from regional communities.
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California
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Visit of Maine publishers and locals to Newberry Nbrs
Newberry News notes a visit from C Harvey of Fort Fairfield Maine and family stopping at Newberry Springs on their cross country trip from June 13 to August 1. Mrs Webber travels with her brother to Los Angeles Riverside San Diego and Tia Juana. Harvey edits the Fort Fairfield Review and leads the Maine Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Webber
C. Harvey
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Tia Juana
Harvey
Scout Trip Hinkley Mountains and Local Community Notes
HINKLEY scouts led by E H Barton and Howard Pomeroy plus E L Seymour drove to Crystal Canyon for camping and a cooking contest, with hikes to the San Bernardino summit and minor mishaps. Local clubs and residents share summer updates including visits, gatherings, travel to beach trips, school construction, and residents leaving for Hoboken.
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E. H. Barton
Howard Pomeroy
E. L. Seymour
Barton
Barstow
Stoddard Wells
Crystal Canyon
San Bernardino Mountains
Victorville
Apple Valley
Daggett News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Miss Lorrain Brock returns home from Los Angeles after a two month stay. Claude Jarret of Air Way Service Station travels to Los Angeles to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne depart for Yosemite Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Dockery and daughter begin a month long vacation. Mr. Mills takes Dockery vacancy. Miss Pearl Bell visits sister Mildrad in Fresno. Marie Millett operates a soft drink stand with a helper near the state inspection station. Mrs. Weickly visits her husband working in Calico mines. A Sunday trip to Newberry reports cool water and a Cliff House pool outing with Campbell, Millett, Rappold, Washburn and Kennedy. Stanley Ford sells his puddle jumper to Western Union operator Mr. Payne.
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Claude Jarret
Air Way
Los Angeles
Masses at St. Josephs Church Next Sunday
St Josephs Church announces two masses on Sunday August 7 at 8:30 a.m. English sermon and 9:30 a.m. Spanish sermon. An evening benediction is planned at 7:30 p.m.
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ST. Josephs Church
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San Bernardino Laboratories
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San Bernadino, Calif
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Roy Best
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Seymour Ranch
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Pauline Riley
Riley Ranch
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