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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1916
Page
2
The Printer seeks reader submissions from every Desert Empire section. Share news on new mills, new homes, alfalfa yields, melons, and other community items to benefit neighbors and speed local information.
Boston mining figure A C Burrage visits A A Turner as option talks on a nearby property proceed. Goldstone camp owner Bridgman heads coast trip. Goldstone completes Red Field payment and looks to ship float ore while Daggett Reduction expands with 165 hp gas engine plant for 200 tons per day. Local Calico mines change hands amid silver price rise signaling regional revival.
A compact poetic meditation on the ocean’s power and human fragility. Byron contrasts the sea’s vast, indifferent scope with man’s futile attempts at conquest and ruin, acknowledging war’s engines as mere toys to the deep.
A Standard Oil bulletin explains incomplete combustion from rich fuel air mixtures causing carbon deposits in gas engines. It compares lamp wick overfueling to engine cylinders and notes gummy deposits from heated lubricating oil speeding buildup.
Farmers in northern Wisconsin are advised by University of Wisconsin experts to burn logs and brush using cone shaped, high narrow piles. Stack parallel tiers, fill gaps with splinters, trim branches, and burn windfalls separately to avoid soil damage and ensure thorough consumption.
Mrs. S. M. Gephart describes a winter fashioned chicken coop built from twelve and six inch soft pine boards. The coop measures twenty three by eighteen by eighteen inches with a one foot back height and a three inch overhang roof. Floors hinge for cleaning and ventilation is provided by wire ends. The coop costs about one dollar per unit and is reused yearly with fall cleaning and winter storage.
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