Doran Dominates Votes Across Districts in Local Race
Lucerne Valley 117 to 8 and Needles 307 to 38 show Doran sweeping, with Adelanto 67 to 7 and Oro Grande 40 to 18 also strong. San Bernardino 427 to 131 and Barstow 398 to 103 reflect wide gains, while Fenner and Ivanpah voted 100 percent for Doran. Country Club 24 to 25 and Devore 20 to 39 opposed.
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Barstow
Ralph
Co. C. Young Fitts
Superior Court
Olney Warmer
Sheriff
Shay Guy
District Attorney
Johnson Mussell
Allen Doyle
Recorder
Combs Feraud
Nott
Superintendant
Collins
Newkirk
Coroner Ren
McFarlane
Supervisor Doran
Peters
Constable Harris
Rhodes
Justice of the Pea
Henderson
Lucerne Valley
Doran
Needles
Adelanto
Oro Grande
San Bernardino
Bear Valley
Crestline
Victorville
Fenner
Ivanpah
Country Club
Devore
Hinkley
Muscoy
Whipple
Mrs Beahan Hosts Bridge Club Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Edwin Beahan entertained Club members at bridge Thursday afternoon. The hostess held high score for the game and chocolate cake with ice cream was served after play.
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Edwin Beahan
Bridge
Judge Hoffman Dominates Victorville Justice Race
Primary returns show Hoffman ahead of two opponents in Victorville for justice of the peace while minimal changes are seen in county offices. Stanley Mussell surpasses District Attorney George Johnson in the final tally, the sole county-level change, with incumbents winning in the justice and constable posts statewide.
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Hoffman
Justice of the Peace
Victorville
Stanley Mussell
George Johnson
Visit Cave Springs For A Nights Camping
Cave Springs hosts a free camp run by A. O. Egbert who camped there 34 years ago and built a site with pure water and lunch and auto supplies. He claims Cave Springs offers unmatched camping, reachable via Yermo, then seven miles east on the Yermo Las Vegas highway to a Death Valley Road sign. The dirt road is easy to follow with a signed route.
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Cave Springs
A. O. Egbert
Yermo
Yermo-Las Vegas
Death Valley Road
Egbert
Skating Rink Opening This Friday in Rose Inn Event
Mr and Mrs Bauer announce the Rose Inn skating rink opening this Friday evening with fancy skaters from San Bernardino invited. Also notice ad for sale of five month old white leghorn chickens and Rhode Island Reds at seven fifty per dozen near Kings Ranch en route to Airport Lenwood Calif. Julian Smith returns home improved and plans to vote. Dr Lyle Graham hospitalized near Los Angeles for heart trouble. many friends wish him speedy recovery. Hazel Ryerson of Daggett employed at Southern Sierra Power Company office.
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Mrs. Bauer
Rose Inn
San Bernardino
Rhode Island
Kings Ranch
Air Port
Lenwood
Calif
Lyle Graham
Los Angeles
Hazel Ryerson
Daggett
Southern Sierra Power Company
Bridge Club Has Supper and Five Round Match
Mrs George Henderson hosted her regular bridge club plus three courtesy players for a seven oclock supper on Thursday night. Five rounds of bridge followed with Mrs Edward Evans winning high award and all players receiving booby prizes. Supervisor Doran visited Big Bear Valley on Wednesday and Thursday then went to San Bernardino. Ed Pitcher returned home this week after weeks in Big Bear Valley and Culver City.
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George Henderson
Edward Evans
Doran
Big Bear Valley
San Bernardino
Pitcher
Culver City
Barstow Denounces American Magazine Article
Barstow residents rebut an American Magazine piece asserting desert peril and fame for Death Valley. Harvey Schmitt, longtime Bartow Garage employee, defends local services and boasts Barstow’s ample commerce, schools, mines, and landmarks. The letter ridicules Dixie Wilson’s Death Valley portrayal and cites Barstow’s strong civic image.
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Harvey Schmitt
Bartow
Schmitt
Dixie Wilson
American Magazine
Barstow
Mojave
Automobile Club of
Adam Schmitt
Death Valley
Southern Sierra Power Company
Melrose
United States
Visitors in Judge Henderson Court 30 to 90 days
In Judge Henderson's court Monday, Joseph W. Deleitch William Fe Akins and Fred Weiver appeared. They loafed at Tony's Café after closing. Several defendants faced warrants ranging from 30 to 90 days for vagrancy carrying concealed weapons.
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Judge Henderson Court
Art Nentz
Andrew H. Sapiro
R. C G. Edwards
Melrose
Jimmy Abbott
Packard
Snedigar
Notice of Sheriff Sale in San Bernardino County
Superior Court No 25684. Sheriff’s sale on execution in Barstow California. E M Kinslow obtained judgment against Merla G Drumm for $1021.64 plus $10.75 costs. Defendant’s property, Lots 3 and 4, Block 1 Williams Addition, is levied. Describes baring suburban lot with lawn and flowers.
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Superior Court
E. M. Kinslow
Merla G. Drumm
San Bernardino
State of California
Barstow
County of
Bernardino
State of
California
Williams
Court House
City of
San Bernardino County
United States
W. A. Shay
Endurance car run from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara
Twenty five years ago the Automobile Club of Southern California planned an endurance run from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara, 110 miles, starting at eight in the morning with an arrival target of six that evening. Only high quality cars and experienced drivers were invited to attempt the stunt. Now the same trip takes under three hours.
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Automobile Club of Southern
Auto
Recorder's Office in said county Deputy Sheriff
Dated this 21st day of August, A. D. ORTH & HARRISON, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Recorder’s Office
Said County
A. D. Orth & Harrison
Plaintiff
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Santa Fe Coast Lines
San Francisco
Santa FE
Eaeten
Ome
City Creek
Big Bear Lake
Natonal Automobile Club
Julian Smith
America Magazine
Kiwanians
Chamber of Commerce
Henderson and Nicklin
George Washington
Union Pacific
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Dixie
Llen Pendleton
Hollywood
Beacon Cafe
THE
Lindebergh
Shorty Crawford
Lubin J. Henderson
Mojave River Valley
Barstow, California
W. D. F. Allen
Greg Livestock
Golden State
R. A. Condee
Pres. Ghas
W. Paine
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