Contest to Cancel Homestead Entry Filed in 1929
A. J. Shook files a contested application to cancel Oscar O. Orr’s Homestead Entry 041011 dated October 1, 1925 for Lot 2 in Section 30 Township 6 North Range 11 East S B Meridian. Allegations claim nonresidence since August 10, 1926 and abandonment of land, with cancellation to be final if Orr fails to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with service proof required. Date of first publication February 28, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Calif
Oscar O. Orr
Bagdad
Calif
A. J. Shook
Seynwy
E. S. B. Meridian
B. B. Smith
Register
Warn motorists on not picking yucca blossoms in California
With rains stimulating desert growth, warnings rise to keep visitors from picking yucca flowers. Laws protect wild flowers and shrubs in most counties, and the Automobile Club urges warning signs at entry points to prevent trouble for travelers unaware of state rules.
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California
Automobile Club of
Notice for Publication of Land Claim Tecopa California
Rudolph Johnson of Tecopa California filed intent to make final proof for Lot 4 Section 4 Township 21 North Range 7 East SEY SEY per Sec 32 and S40 SW40 Sec 33, 8. B. Meridian. Hearing before M. C. Rolls on April 4, 1929. Witnesses Dan Modine William Rogers Joseph P. Artago and Hary McGiveny, Tecopa. John C. Ing Register. Dates Feb 28 to March 28.
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Department OF the Interior
U. 8S. Land Office
Sacramento
Calif
Rudolph Johnson
Tecopa
Township
Ranger E
B. Meridian
M. C. Rolls
Justice of the Peace
Dan Modine
William Rogers
Joseph P. Artago
Hary McGiveny
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Charles E. Williams
Barstow
S. B. Meridian
George Henderson
H. L. Miller
E. L. White
L. J. Henderson
B. B. Smith
Register
Department OF the Interior General Land Office
Los Ageles
Don Palmer
Wild
Atry
Seyleyection
Atention
J. P. Hoffman
Otary
Victorville
J. A. Decrow
Cora Decrow
Frank Webber
William Scoble
Helenlale
Record Flight Oakland to Los Angeles Set at 178 mph
Hal Holloway flew a Western Air Express F-10 from Oakland Municipal Airport to Vail Field in Los Angeles aided by an 80 mile per hour tail wind. The trip took 2 hours 5 minutes with seven passengers and an assistant pilot Gilbert Clark. The previous record was 2 hours 8 minutes.
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Oakland
Cal
Hal Holloway
Western Air Express
Oakland Municipal Airport
Vail Field
Los Angeles
Halloway
Gilbert Clark
Lazenby's Market Fictitious Business Certificate
California certificate notes a fictitious business name for Lazenby’s Market in Barstow San Bernardino filed February 28 1929 with Edward Lazenby and M F Ochoa as interested parties. Notary George Henderson witnessed the acknowledgment with the first publication run from February 28 to March 21 1929 in the county and state records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF California
County of
San Bernardino
East Main Street
Barstow
Lazenby
Edward Lazenby
M. F Ochon
George Henderson
Said
Western Pacific Oil Company Delinquent Stock Sale Notice
Western in Oil Company corporate notice states that on January 29 1929 a 30th assessment of five cents per share was levied payable by March 1 1929 to the Secretary at 415 Hollingsworth Building Los Angeles California. Unpaid shares after March 1 1929 will be delinquent and sold at auction on March 22 1929 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. Frank W Clark Secretary. First pub. 2-7.
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Western In Oil Company
Hollingworth Building
Vantlike
Los Angeles
California
Hollingsworth Bldg
Cal
Western Pacific Oil Company
Frank W. Clark
First Pub
Detectives Arrest Dickie Grant and Harry Palmer in Rosewell
Chief of Detectives Herman Cline announced that 11 year old Dickie Grant and accused kidnapper Harry Palmer were captured in Rosewell New Mexico by a Los Angeles detective. The pair had been sought across the southwest for two months by land and air. Little Dickie is reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Cline
Dickie Grant
Harry Palmer
Rosewell
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Southwest
Little Dickie
Equity in Barstow House and Nearby Properties
Listings show equity trade options for a five room modern house with a large lot and garage at 916 Grant Street Barstow, plus two acres north of Depot and a pumping plant for sale. Also offers for gladiolus bulbs by mail from Washington Bulb Co. and a pumping station reference near Vista Oil Station.
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Barstow
Grant Street
Washington Bulb Co
Sumner
Wash
Depot
C. L. Bay
H. P
R. P. Westinghouse
H . Byron and Jackson
E. M. Kinslow
Vista Oil Station
Hinkley
Notice to Freeholders of Abandonment Hearing
Notice to freeholders that a petition to abandon highways in the First Road District San Bernardino County California has been filed with the Board of Supervisors. The petition asks to abandon Sunset Drive Fremont Avenue and American Avenue as shown on Tract No 1825 map. The hearing is set for Monday March 4 1929 at eleven oclock A M in the Court House San Bernardino.
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Bearch of Supervisors
San Bernardino
Board of Supervisors
of California
Fremont Avenue
San Bernardino County
California
B.S
Court House
City of
Harry L. Allison
F. J. Atkinson
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B. F. Cores
Larsen Dye Works
San Bernardino, California
Chet Walborn
Walt
Chet
Jim Kibble
Ward Boy
Dec Watson
Granville
San Bernardino Co
Lloyd BE. Tiernan
Eoitor
Hayward
Spring Streets
H. C. Fryman
Harry C. Wagener
Russell H. Wagener
United States Land Office
Ene Kor
Pendleton’s Market & Grocery
A. H. Pendleton
West Main Street
Barstow, Calif
ST. Joseph’s Church
Rev
L. J. Lambrick
John C. Ing
Yermo
Daggett
Millett’s
Crews Hatchery Seabright
R. I
Ethel Tinkle
Lockwood St
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