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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
8
Modern four room home with large porches in the Mojave River Valley offers year round comfortable climate, electric and running water, acres of alfalfa pasture, and a forty acre ranch. Property includes dairy cattle stock, farm equipment, and milking setup. Cash value $12,500 with trade options. Publisher invites inquiries for particulars.
Barstow community notes recount visits to Rialto San Bernardino and Los Angeles by residents including Charley Williams Kuhns Deuchrass Beimer and Lawson. Social events include a St Patrick dance planning, a Catholic church food sale and a Farm Bureau meeting. An auto accident near Victorville left occupants bruised lightly and updates on local workers and families move to new postings and homes.
Classified notice listing a second-hand Westinghouse Electric store for sale at a very reasonable price. Contact Mrs. George Deskins. 1tp.
A list of intended marriages shows Stanley Ford of Victorville and Grace Miller of Daggett among Barstow area couples seeking marriage. Also noted are Roger Hartwick of Hinkley and Nora Williamson of Barstow with Williamson employed at a local bank. Additional pairings include Martin Durkin of Barstow and Eleanor Hagpre of Needles, California. Mr and Mrs Lillie plan a trip to Jerome Arizona to visit relatives.
Arrangements are set to open the Mojave River Valley hospital around March 1 with Miss Anna Belle McBee, formerly head of the tubercular department at San Bernardino County hospital, to oversee. The facility sits between Oro Grande and Victorville.
The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors resolves to improve Hutchison Street Barstow with cement sidewalks and monolithic curb and gutter along both sides from First Street to the Atchison line. It. authorizes nine year serial bonds at 7 percent, with notices and public hearing set for March 10, 1930, and designates The Barstow Printer for publication.
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