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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1927

Page

6

Orange Show A Work of Art

The 17th National Orange Show in southern California showcases deciduous fruits with oranges and lemons on display. Bands from nearby cities and the Tipica Orchestra from Mexico City entertain as soloists and dances fill the program. Over 56,000 attended in one day, with Pete Osdick displaying local minerals and Henderson and Nicklin submitting the largest collection.

Southern California Athhe Tipica Orchestra Mexico City Orange Show Management

Barstow Celebrates Dry Night After Curtain of Festivities

Last night Barstow marked the end of a period of warmth and revelry as the town transitioned to a dry status. The celebration extended into the early hours with residents noting a quieter mood as the change took effect.

Barstow

Nat Carr’s Pet Wheeze At The Forum Friday Night

Nat Carr recalls a deathbed anecdote about debts owed to Goldberg and Company worth 400 dollars Colin’s 500 dollars and Murphy end O’Brien’s 600 dollars. Jake, his eldest son, misreads the old man and cries delirious before the Forum appearance.

Nat Carr Universal the Cotens Thre Kellys Jake Goldberg and Company Colin Murphy O’brien FORUM

Daggett News Roundup With Local Happenings and Visits

Daggett reports mine closures due to rain at Feeopa and Soap mine. A J Millett shuts due to heavy rain. Beacon Filing Station improvements. Pat Cunningham transferred to Yermo. Copper claims workers at Old Nowuntain. Daggett to host Chadwick studio group of 28 Thursday. Local visits include Arthur Bell and family, Mrs. Harold Anderson, and Miss Rita Peacock. Weekend dance turnout in Newberry. Cahill children return to Ludlow. Stanley Ford buys a Torch Sedan and Freak Averse builds a double garage. Mrs. O J Ross touring Hemet and Orange Show in San Bernardino. F S Bell family visits San Bernardino and Colton with R H Bailey. Arthur Bell and Bob Sheemaker also noted.

A. Womack Peal Feeopa A. J. Millett Jaret Beacon Filing Pat Cunningham Hortisaiture Yermo Daggett Bridge Old Nowuntain Daggett Chadwick Arthur Bell Bert Turner Clara Bell Harold Anderson Dagget Rita Peacock Stanley Ford Walter Alf Averse O. J. Ross Hemeg EL. A San Bernardino F. S. Bell Sturday Colton R. H. Bailey Newberry Bob Sheemaker

Soil Scientist Tour Draws Global Delegates to California

Two hundred leading soil scientists from around the world will visit California this summer as part of the International Soil Science Congress in Washington. They will study soil conditions across the state with stops at Riverside Fresno and Berkeley. Organizers include Charles F. Shaw of UC Berkeley and Macy H. Lapham of the USDA Bureau of Soils. The trip includes field visits to excavations citrus groves irrigation and fertilization experiments plus a session at the Citrus Experiment Station. Local residents Bert Turner and family and Orrin McGowan and family are mentioned among visitors. A new beacon light for air service is expected soon. Frank McShane and Mrs. Falconer attended the Orange Show in San Bernardino. Recent rains washed out about 800 feet of bridge approach, delaying access to the arrowhead trail which remains in good condition.

California International Soil Science Congress Washington, D. C United States Canada Charles F. Shaw College of Agriculture University of California Macy H. Lapham Bureau of Soils United States Department of Agriculture Berkeley Mojave Desert Riverside Fresno Citrus Experiment Station el Monte Bert Turner Orrin McGowan Wm Brooks Becon Frank McShane Falconer Sam Bernardino Arrow Head

Flood Tests Strength of Power Line Design

An engineer outlines a robust electric power line design built to endure abnormal operating conditions far beyond typical yearly expectations, highlighting resilience and safety measures for extreme events.

Timely Suggestions for Income Taxpayers by Welch

Internal Revenue Collector Galen T. Welch reports 5,000 tax returns filed daily with only 15 working days until March 15. He urges prompt filing and outlines rules: single filers earning 1500 or more in 1926 must file, single exemption 1500, head of household exemption 8500 plus 400 per dependent, 25 percent reduction on earned income up to 5000, and that all taxable income up to 5000 is earned income. Previous year errors cost 174 million and wasted ten years for corrections. Revenue, 218 Federal Building, Los Angeles.

Internal Revenue Galen TH. Welch Welch Internal Revenue Department

Region study visits multiple excavations and labs

The itinerary includes visiting three or more representative excavations to observe soil and subsoil conditions. Time will focus on the drainage and alkali reclamation tract at Kearney Park and a tour of the Association Packing Plant at Fresno. At Berkeley the entire visit is in the laboratories and greenhouse of the agricultural department.

Kearney Park Association Fresno Berkeley Agricultural Department

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Orange Pete Osdick San Bernardino County Henderson and Nicklin Tipica Orchestra Mexico Daggett News Cahill Eddie Marie Ludlow Grandma Millett Nevada-Callifornia Fzctric Corporation SUE Soothern Serras Power PANY Interstate Telegraph Company Sierras Power Federal Building Los Angeles
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