Red Cross Relief in the Far East
The American Red Cross extends rapid medical aid in Vladivostok aiding over 20 000 Czecho Slovak refugees including 4 000 children. Red Cross doctors treat hundreds of wounded fighters as relief work expands with help from Tokyo and Shanghai chapters and local Vladivostok fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Russia
Vladivostok
Red Cross
Harbin
Charles K. Moser
St Luke's Hospital unit aids wounded soldiers in the Orient
St Luke's Hospital at Tokyo rushed to Vladivostok with medical supplies to care for incoming wounded. The organization includes a 200 bed base hospital, a rolling canteen, two sanitary trains, a field first aid unit and a disinfecting train. Dr Teusler reports fourteen American and seven Japanese doctors with fifteen American and seventeen Japanese nurses in active service, with plans to enlist thirty American doctors and fifty American nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Teusler
Orient
Boys Speak About Red Cross Christmas Packages
Letters from soldiers overseas praise the Red Cross for Christmas aid to Khaki troops with no U.S. relatives. Excerpts describe no man’s land hardships in France, requests for packages, and gratitude for daily papers tobacco fruit and recreation supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Washington
France
The
State Council of Defense Organized for Construction
The State Council of Defense plans to form 5000 community councils in California after the war. Under commissioner Wm. V. Cowan these groups will restore returning soldiers and workers displaced by hostilities. The aim is peace-time organization to drive progress akin to wartime gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
California
Wm. V. Cowan
Christmas Gift Boxes Feature Toiletries and Sets
A local advertiser promotes Christmas gift boxes containing toilet articles perfumes and shaving sets among other items. The company touts ten years of production and claims all goods are the best in quality.
Elmer W. Brown Seeks Final Proof on California Homestead
Elmer W. Brown of Crufts California filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to the south half of section 26 township 80 south range 45 east M D M. before the U S Land Office Independence California on January 7 1919. Witnesses include Benjamin B Cruts Elmer F E Cooley Harvey M Hawthorne May E Clessi Scheffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Independence
Cal
Elmer F. Cooley
Crufts
California
Range 46
Mount Diablo Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Benjamin B. Crutts
Elmer W. Brown
Edwin E. McJohnson
May E. Classi Scheller
Crutts
Calif
U. S. Land Office
Luke Pavakovic
Township 31
Range 47
Register and
May KE. Clessi Scheffler
Peter Stankovich
Allot Crutts
Oliver
Harper Register
Cali
E. Clessi Scheffler
Elmer Jon Peter Stankovich
Jalf
M.D. M
Calf
Elmer FE. Cooley
Harvey M. Hawthorne
Needles
May E. Clessi Scheffler
Barstow
Land Office Notice of Entry Application in California
Stafford W Aus tin of Los Angeles filed in Independence California to enter under the public land statutes the 8W% of the SE% of section 8 township 25 S range 48 E MDM This notice orders adverse claimants to file affidavits of protest by January 3 1919 First published December 5 1918 Oliver C Harper Register Last published January 1 1919
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Independence
Calif
Stafford W. Austin
Spring Street
Los Angeles
State of California
United States
Notice of Assessment on Kramer Model Oil Co Stock
Board of Directors on December 6 1918 levied Assessment No 4 of eighty five cents per share on all outstanding stock payable to the secretary at 403 Germain Building Los Angeles. Delinquent shares on January 7 1919 will be sold February 7 1919 at 2 o clock p m to cover the assessment costs. CHAS T MERRITT Secy and Treas First pub Dec 12 1918 Last pub Jan 2 1919
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Model Oil Company
Germain
South Spring St
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Germain Building
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
California
Chas. T. Merritt. Secy
Treas
Notice of Assessment for Kramer Consolidated Oil Co
At a 1918 board meeting the Kramer Consolidated Oil Company levied an assessment of one half cent per share payable to D F Wilson secretary in Los Angeles. Delinquent stock on December 16 1918 will be sold at public auction January 13 1919 at 2 PM to cover overdue assessments and costs. First publication November 7 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germain Building
South Spring Street
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Hawes
San Bernardino County
California
D. F. Wilson
Notice of Forfeiture Atolla mining claim 1918
Notice to Mrs. Clara Starr that $50.00 her share of the 1916 labor and improvements on the Modern Maid Mining Claim near Atolia San Bernardino County must be contributed within 90 days or her interest will be forfeited to co-owners who expended the required $100. Filing dates December 12 1918 and March 13 1919. Forest Lien Selections serials 0 640 to 5644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara S Tarr
Atolia
Rand
San Bernardino
State of California
County Recorder
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Far East
Siberia
American Red Cross Hospital
Kiev
California Perfume Co
Oliver C. Harper
Register
Oliver C
Harper. Register
Dee
Harper, Register
Kramer Consolidated Oil Company
Secy
Atolla
E.T. Hillis
Ford
Ford Repair and Parts Station
Barstow, Cal
Second
Hill Street
Hotel Northern
Nal Bernardino National Bank
U. S
Desert
District No. 3
E. D. Roberts
J. Walter Roberts
J. 8. Wood
H. BE. Harris
H. H. Weir
Jennie BE. Davis
Nr. BE. Harris
Howard B. Smith
H. B. Stowe
Southern Sierras Power CO
E. Bagley
Fred C. Drew
Farmers Exchange National Bank of
J. Dale Gentry
J. B. Gill
John Anderson
A. G. Kendall
A. P. Nelson
Edwin Wayte
Wilmott, Smith
A. A. Cook
J. O. White
Rexall Store
Best Drug Store
the Desert