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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
1
Lloyd Tiernan publisher argues public opinion is shaped gradually, not instantly, using examples from boxing promotion and the 1917 draft to urge Barstow merchants to unite. He stresses consistent local advertising, home loyalty, and coordinated efforts to boost trade, property values, and community prosperity.
On Sunday February 28 Barstow Christian Endeavor hosts Roy Creighton along with a five member party. Schedule includes a 2 30 p m conference on CE problems pledge talk, 6 30 p m regular CE service led by visitors, and 7 30 p m Roy Creighton leading the evening service at the Grammar school auditorium. McKennon notes the event as a rare opportunity not to be missed.
Frank Ryersy of Daggett attended the Orange Show for the first time this week. Joe McCue filled the packet duties during Frank’s absence.
A special Osdick election defeated the plan to form a union school district including Osdick in Osdick County and Randsburg and Johannesburg in Kern county. Eighty six votes were cast with 69 against and 17 in favor. Educational authorities endorsed the union district.
Director L C Whitney leads a Barstow community play February 27 at the Grammar School Auditorium. Proceeds benefit church parsonage debt, aiming for a clean slate before plans for a new church. Tickets available at two drugstores, the bank, and Men’s Club members. Admission 35 cents for students and 75 cents for adults.
A. A. Hendricks president of the Union Pacific Athletic League spoke at a Yermo Athletic Club meeting noting local progress among 34 clubs. A Saturday dance drew many from distant areas and the club plans further improvements for a future opening while oilfield shipments pass through town. Many Vermoites visit the Orange Show in San Bernardino despite slow travel due to road work.
Miss Naomi Stutzman the Red Cross Pacific Branch field representative visited early this week to organize the drive set for February 26 and 27. From Barstow she then moved to points east. The ad urges owning homes to gain from land value increases described as the unearned increment.
Drumm Hotel completed with 26 rooms for guests and family quarters. Mir. and Mrs. George Drumm have moved from adjoining residence, rented to Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Burke. Rooms feature wardrobes, oil and water and steam heat, with hardwood floors. Furnishings include cream, grey, and walnut sets, leather and mission style lounges in the lower lobby, and a grass-set lounge in the upper lobby. Each floor has two rooms with bath between. other rooms provide bath and toilet facilities.
Barstow high school boys edged Needles 23 to 20 in a close game with Trenkle leading Barstow as Needles rallied early. Girls lost 22 to 14 despite spirited play and good teamwork. Referee Wadleigh from Victorville officiated before a large crowd.
A brief classified notice seeking a piano rental. Contact Barstow reader via Box 446 for arrangements. Published February 25.
A representative of Internal Revenue Collector Rex B Goodcell will be in Barstow February 25 to 27 and Victorville March 4 and 5 according to reports from the collector's office. Deputies are sent out by Goodcell to assist taxpayers in making out their forms.
I S Frederick arrives from Chicago and opens an assay office in Barstow’s Henderson building opposite the Harvey House. He installs a Bryan Laboratory Furnace and related equipment for precious metal work.
Needles girls win 21 to 1 as Victorville boys fall 28 to 11, in Saturday basketball pair. Whadleigh shines for Victorville with accurate shooting and steady defense. Needles dominate both ends, enjoying a clear lead in the girls game from the opening tip. The Needles forwards excel with sharp shooting while the defense stays airtight throughout. Barstow game prior day leaves Needles weathered but resilient.
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