Notice of Resigval And Office Move Of Midway Supply
Notice announces the Midway Supply Company will move its office and principal place of business from Water Street San Bernardino to Room 205 Currier Building Los Angeles California. Action follows two thirds stockholder consent and a board resolution dated August 26 1926. Publication dates December 16 1920 to January 6 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Supply Company
San Bernardino
County of
Los Angeles
California
Midway
C. L. Lowman
O. G. Lowman
Best 10c cigar marketed by J J Gans in Los Angeles
A brief advertisement notes J J Gans as distributor for the best 10 cent cigar. It cites 309 Lo San Pedro Street in Los Angeles California and includes a price or market listing dated 12.9.
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J. J. Gans
Lo San Pedro Street
Los Angeles
California
Hinkley district blossoms with alfalfa growth and plans
Correspondent notes dramatic switch from desert to green fields in the Hinkley district over ten years. Alfalfa yield this year reaches 2 210 tons valued at 60 776 dollars. Twenty four ranches grow alfalfa, nine with 20 acres or more. Plans include 55 more acres planted next spring and 300 added fruit trees. An electric power extension reduces irrigation costs. Clark suffers blood poisoning after a finger injury. Community raises funds for a new church organ through socials. A ten ton Fairbanks Morse scale will aid ranchers. Mr and Mrs R Wallace leave for Auburn California for a two week visit.
Mining man visits town and locals head home for holidays
C O Youngern of Los Angeles was in town to oversee Cane Spring mining interests. Miss Catherine Sheedy travels to San Bernardino for relatives and a teachers institute. Kilbourne injures his knee on the water train. Edwards family plans a Christmas reunion in Los Angeles. Alderson and the Whisnands visit from Cleveland. Mladen Taylor and mother return from Long Beach to ship turkeys. Fairview and Minneola schools held special programs before two week recess.
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C. O. Youngern
Los Angeles
Catherine Sheedy
San Bernardino
Teachers’ Institute
Local man jailed for assault and suspected moonshining
Norman Green received sixty days in county jail after a simple assault conviction for slapping his mother in law while intoxicated. Officers found a still behind his residence and may press liquor manufacturing charges. Copper fire extinguishers allegedly aided stills. Arthur Doran and Commissioner Lothrop visited Hinkley to calm taxpayers over road needs as north side residents demand improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Green
Guesdiay
Carter
Fhe
McMillan
Santa Fe Special Officers
Santa Fe
Arthur Doran
Lothrop
Hinkley
Dinner Party at Daggett Brings Ruth Rowland to Daggett for Film Work
A dinner party at Mrs. F. I. Croly’s Daggett home honored Miss Ruth Rowland visiting to shoot scenes for The Avenging Arrow in the mountains and desert. Guests included Miss Ruth Rowland, Miss Virginia Ainsworth, Edward Hearn, Arthur Todd, Ernest Spring, and Edward Otteman. Described are festive decorations, a fine meal, and an evening of songs, recitations, games, and storytelling. In Washington, Fordney tariff will be debated with a special rule allowing swift passage and limited debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. Croly
Daggett
Ruth Towland
Ruth Rowland
Virginia Ainsworth
Edward Hearn
Arthur Todd
Ernest Spring
Edward Otteman
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Interstate Telegraph CO
Lubin J. Henderson
Henderson
Buck
Barstow
Drum’s Barstow
San Bernardino Co
Lloyd RE. Tiernan
Hinkley District
Hinkley Valley
Plotner
Clark
The
Hinkley Oil Association
Mrs. R. Wallace
Auburn
Cal
Mrs. Wallace
Agent Kilbourne
D. W. Edwards
Edwards
G. I. Alderson
Walter Whisnand
Cleveland
Ohio
Nlazen Taylor
Long Beach
Fairview
Minneola
Washington
Hills, Schillings
Ben Hurs
M. J.B
Bordens
Carnation
ET McHotsians
Nati Bernardino National
U. S
Empire
the Mojave
United States
KE. D. Roverts
H. FE. Harris
W. S. Bocas
J. 8. Woop
H. H. Weir
Sechrist
A. H. Pendleton
Agent City
C.D
Barstow, Cal
UNION
Merry Xmas
J. H. Sloan
P. S
Old Tom and Jerry
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