PALLISER TOWN NEWS NOTES AND MILESTONES
Mr. F H Morston sinks Miss Coleman s well deeper as she adds fruit trees and alfalfa. Bert Wilson and family move to Victorville for schooling. Bennett home hosts a lively New Year party with Palliser and Victorville friends. Harvey Dickinson contracts to clear and plow for Marston. R L Taler readies Miss Columani land for apples. Emersons visit Los Angeles for holidays. Floral Beads craze advertised at The Novelty.
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F. H. Morston
Sam Wood
Melvin Richardson
Victorville
Kennedy
Towne
Hobson
Conrad
Nlettington
Clark
Hill, Harris, Deacon
Caldwell
Stanfield
Hodge Bros
Herrington Bros
Palliser
Bennett
Harvey Dickinson
F. H. Marston
R. L. Taler
Columan
F. W. Pallister
Monrovia
Hinkley Notes Brighten Seasonal Village Life
Local items report hay deliveries by S Hill to QO J Demon ranch west of Todt and T C Baker spraining an ankle delaying a trip to Ontario. Xmas schoolhouse entertainment pleased a large crowd with student performances and cake and cocoa. Olive Wimber led candy booth sales raising funds. Wim Sutton and Trueman Bell kept the town cheerful while a rain and snow fell in parts. Turkey shoot at Hinkley drew turnout with Van Grady and Frank Rich taking honors. Mrs H M Henning shows signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Wimberly
Wim Sutton
Trueman Bell
Ralph Plotner
Wichita Kansas
Guy van Grody
Redlands
Hinkley
van Grady
Frank Rich
H. M. Henning
Pasadena man ships piano to granddaughters for Christmas
Mr S. Tf. Compton of Pasadena sent a handsome piano to his granddaughters Miss Edna and Ruth Compton as a Christmas present. Some present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Tf. Compton
Pasadena
Edna and
Ruth Compton
Final Kelso dance closes year with guests and news
Kelso notes the 1914 year end schoolhouse dance hosted by Operator Glennen. Miss Hulah Clark and mother planned a Los Angeles mid winter holiday, with Clark attending a San Bernardino Teachers Institute. Coroner Fuller investigated a Mexican man’s death from wood alcohol at Globe Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennen
Hulah Clark
Los Angeles
Miss Clark
Teachers Institute
San Bernardino
Fuller
Kelso
Globe Nine
J. M. McCown
California News Bits and Local Developments
A San Francisco murder suspect refuses to talk to Captain Shea as Vernon Fowler faces interrogation. Articles filed in San Francisco Superior Court aim to create two states from California. Santa Clara officials donate quarterly commissions to local clubs. Lindley Real Estate dirt from Twin Peaks will raise Civic Center fills saving costs. A Suisun Bay and San Joaquin River survey item seeks funding in the House River and Harbors bill. UC hog serum debate boosts public interest in the veterinary program. Stone Street in New York was the first cobblestone street paved, giving its name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lindley
Twin Peaks
Ic.c
East Portal
Civic
Suisun Bay
San Joaquin River
Marinez
Antioch
Congress
Martinez
Charles F. Surry
University of California
East Oakland
C. M. Staring
Stone Street
New York City
Minister's Son Accused of Assault in Needles Case
William O. Branch aged 22 son of a retired Redlands minister faces a serious charge in superior court after a preliminary hearing in Needles. Branch, a Santa Fe freight employee, is accused by Tonie Kordiska 16 of Needles of assault. she reported the incident leading to his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Branch
Redlands
Mus
Tonie Kordiska
Needles
Branch
Young Branch
Santa Fe Freight Department
Harvey House
Desert City
Front Letter From P M LeSage in The Great War
A 1914 letter from P M LeSage, fighting with the French army, describes the brutal fighting near Sissons, German bridges blown by our troops, and hope for an end by spring. The correspondent notes cautious German losses, humane French leadership, and a ready disposition to advance when ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hillis
P. M. LeSage
Rice Industry Expands In California Threshing Season
Rice production in California nears one half million sacks valued around two million dollars from roughly 15000 acres. The Biggs mill and the San Francisco plant run about 1500 sacks daily as threshing continues. Next season more than 50000 acres are slated for cultivation, signaling a growing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Biggs
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S. Hill
QO. J. Demon
Todt
T. C. Baker
Ontario
Thomas Peck
Osborn
Kelso Kottings
Bob’ Arentz
Floyd Pierson
A. J. McGoey
Ralph
Mac
Clarence
Fred Tischal
Corning Ark
Argus
Anna Eva
Fay
Lady
Johnny
California News
Shea
Vernon Fowler
William Fassett
George Neal
California State Division League
W. M. Dean
J. S. A. Macdonald
N. B. Anderson
Albert Assur
A. V. Fatio
Santa Clara
Santa Clara Firemen
Woman’s Club
Commercial League and Library
King’s Daughters and
Santa Clara Relief Society
Tam
Sissons
Ampare
Thomas Williams
Sable Otis
E. T. Hillis
Ford Repair & Parts
Barstow, Calif
Dillingham
General Merchandise
Barstow
PSA Esenetnl
Arstow, Cal
Apenas Pexery
Akestufff
Philip Hedrick
Prop
Rick
A. C. Adams
R. Waite
Victor Valley
Mfg. & Supply Co
Cornice
H. C. Muller
Victorville, Cal
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