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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
3
C. B. Winn, a commercial agent for the American Railway Express Company based in Los Angeles, was a Barstow visitor on Tuesday.
Public notice of a 1928 California foreclosure sale by the San Bernardino Superior Court. The East Half of Section 19, Township 9 North, Range 2 West is to be sold at the county courthouse at 12:15 PM on a Sunday in March 1928 to satisfy a judgment against M C Sweeten and Mattie E Sweeten versus Frank E Woods et al. Sale at cash in United States dollars. Commissioner R W Mifflin ordered sale. O’Connor Findlay attorneys for plaintiff.
Edward Dolch, longtime Victorville constable, has sent his resignation to the Board of Supervisors. Confined to bed for weeks, Dolch has served 36 years in office. S. A. Woods of Victorville, a 30-year resident, is named as his successor.
Union Pacific System unveils new dining car china designs for their deluxe trains. The color pictures trace five epochs from Indigenous travel to the first transcontinental railroad, reflecting research led by N. B. Lewis in dining car and hotel design.
Hinkley Women's Club met at Mrs. Riley’s home to plan entertainment for the annual meeting day. Updates cover local farming, school staffing changes, a family move, and a schedule for five UC poultry extension meetings across San Bernardino County with demonstrations on brooding and feeding baby chicks.
The article urges alfalfa growers to skip a second or third cutting to allow a strip 10 to 20 feet wide to bloom. Professor Madson of Berkeley suggests this storages may lengthen stand life, proposing plots in all districts. Cooperators in China and other districts are sought, with letters to County Agent J. J. Wilder.
George G. Walker, longtime Boy Scout executive for San Bernardino County, resigns and moves to Phoenix to become Scout executive there. His successor in San Bernardino County is H. A. Roberts of Long Beach.
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