Edward King Isaacs Appointed Special Editorial Writer
The Barstow Printer announces Edward King Isaacs as special editorial writer. Isaacs, president of Isaacs Woodbury Business College, also owns a premier Victor Valley ranch. His articles draw on practical experience and knowledge of local conditions to aid ranchers in the valley. The paper pledges to deliver top quality journalism to subscribers in Southern California.
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Barstow
Edward King Isaacs
Isaacs
Isaacs-Woodbury Business College
Victor Valley
California
Doughnut of Opportunity in the Vale of Optimism
A reflective piece contrasts pessimism and optimism, praising a valley’s abundance. It declares no room for pessimists and "ifs" while celebrating opportunities like irrigation funding that fuels apple orchards and prosperity. The author extols nature’s gifts and the valley’s hopeful economy.
WAIT FOR HER BOYS
A dating admonition urges patience for men courting a woman who helps her mother with chores. It advises waiting on the doorstep if needed, warning that another suitor may claim her if you hesitate. The passage emphasizes choosing family-committed qualities over flashy appeal.
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Yyom Sayg
Roy
Ay Joy Wweem Te
The Designer of White Waists and Domestic Jibes
The remark mocks fashion design and domestic life. It cites a male designer in hot climates adjusting necklines and jokes about husbands after marriage and childbirth. It closes with a jab about bragging over family deaths.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Two Daughters Charged in Dallas Millionaire Murder
In Los Angeles, two daughters of Charles Oxnam and Glenn Witt, a 12 year old casual worker, are jailed for the killing of William Montrose Alexander a Dallas retired attorney. Alexander died resisting burglars at his home. The case names Vin Aigre as a term origin note.
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Charles Ethelbert Oxnam
Glenn Witt
Los Angeles
William Montrose Alexander
Dallas
Tex
A Proposed Christmas Card From Battle Creek Ministerial
The Battle Creek Ministerial Association suggests a general Christmas card to spread a simple message of love and service. The text envisions a personal gift to those unseen, urging simple celebration, goodwill, sacrifice, and peace amid world needs this season.
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Ministerial Association of
Battle Creek
Mich
Union
Christ Day Message of Christmas Cheer and Brotherhood
The article proclaims Christ Day as a time for cheer and brotherhood, viewing life as a school where talents are used to serve a higher purpose. It wishes readers happiness prosperity and peace at Christmas and into the future with thanks to the Master.
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Christ
Grass For Work Horses Feeding Guide
Hard working horses perform best with hay oats and bran rather than green grass when affordable. Grass tends to loosen a work horse, though many small farmers allow pasture if feasible and report benefits. If grass is used it should be given daily and not irregularly.
The Christmas Flower Poinsettia Pulchinina Story
The poinsettia, a native of Mexico called La Flores de la Noche Buena, is the flower of the Good Night. Named American by J R Poinsett, its discoverer, it symbolizes Christmas and the sentiment of the Good Night across the ages.
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Mexico
J. R. Poinsett
Man in the Moon responds to Nanno Woods verse
A poetic exchange from the I and II sections of a moon man dialogue. The man in the moon contemplates Earths joys and wrongs praising light and charity while affirming self interest as vital for bread. He blesses the young and the night world, noting angels, peace, and the gaze upon humanity.
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Children of Light
L. A. Tribune
Nanno
More and Better Hogs In California Says Hog Raiser
A California hog raiser argues for boosting local hog production to meet demand and reduce reliance on imports from Oregon Idaho and eastern states. He notes favorable valley climate low feed costs and strong San Francisco hog prices.
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California
Oregon
Idaho
United States
San Francisco
Mayors Meet in San Francisco to Curb Unemployment
Bay city leaders in San Francisco chambers adopt Commonwealth Club suggestions to target unemployed residents with priority for aid and wages. California Commission on Immigration and Housing warns outsiders not to seek winter work in the state as thousands remain jobless. unneeded outsiders discouraged. locals prioritized for available jobs as agencies report heavy demand.
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Bay Cities
Rolph
City Hall
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
California
Sacramento
California Commission On Immigration and Housing
Johnson
California Adopts Optional Land Title Registration Law
A new law adopting a Torrens like system in California becomes operative. Registration is optional and aims to simplify title transfer, reducing costs. Process involves petitions to the superior court, notices, and court hearings to determine title before a registrar issues a certificate of title. Costs include filing, notice publication, registrar fees, an assurance fund, and potential examiner or abstract fees.
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California
County Recorder’s Office
His Legacy at Hand Aunts And Bills Leave Heir in Debt
In the Cleveland Plain Dealer note titled His Legacy a relative recalls a uncle's bequest revealing a burden of debts and an aunt as a lasting presence. The fragment hints at family tensions over money and inheritance.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Man IN the Moon
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University of California, West Berkeley
Calif
Animal Husbandry Department
California Agricultural Experiment Station
Davis
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