Lenwood Home Project for Myncke Family in California
Mr and Mrs Theodore Myncke of Los Angeles plan to settle in Lenwood. He will take a yearlong desert rest for his health after purchasing three lots. A stone tile residence is under construction by BE Lacey and H I Jay with black mortar and unattractive appearance. The same tile building by T A at Lenwood was furnished by Locey and Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Myncke
Los Angeles
Lenwood
T. A
Locey and Jay
Kramer Model Oil Co Annual Stockholders Meeting 1929
The Kramer Model Oil Co at 414 H W Hellman Building Los Angeles will hold its annual stockholders meeting Saturday evening December 28 1929 at 730 PM to validate records elect officers and consider any business. The Interior Dept has extended the permit for two years Proxy voting by mail encouraged. First pub. 12-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Model Oil Co
H. W. Hellman Bidg
Los Angeles
California
Interior Dept
Chas. T. Merritt
Barstow Notes On Year End Worries And Wit
A column reflecting on Christmas timing and business calls for paying subscriptions to ease 1980 bills. It jokes about roosters substituting for turkeys, debates skirts and long bottoms, and notes Mexico’s air routes versus the United States. Dr Vizetelly wonders a 48 sound alphabet. It laments unsigned letters printed then discarded weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Lots Near Steel Bridge Offer From Henderson and Nicklin
Property listing for a lot near the Steel Bridge advertised by Henderson and Nicklin. Riverside valley view priced from 100 to 500 with easy payments. A durable Christmas present and own your own home option noted with a December 5 date.
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Henderson & Nicklin
Rive Valley View
Cottage Camp Fictitious Firm Name Certificate Barstow
Certificate of fictitious firm name for Cottage Camp conducted by Frank Belknap Wood in Barstow California. Notary Lubin J. Henderson witnessed on December 12 1929 with publication dates December 12 1929 and January 1 1930.
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Barstow
California
Cottage Camp
Frank Belknap Wood
State OF California
San Bernardino
A. D
Lubin J. Henderson
Frank Belnap Wood
Lubin J. Henderson Jary
Y Commission
Four parties, not two, in American politics says Walter Lippman
Walter Lippman told a Charleston audience that the United States has four political parties allied in action beyond presidential elections. He identified a Southern Democratic base, a Northern city Democratic base, a Northern manufacturing Republican base, and a Northern farming Republican base, divisions lasting since the Republics early days.
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United States
Walter Lippman
New York World
Charleston
S. C
Tippman
Congress
South
Theer
Boston
Chicago
Ohio River
Alleghanies
Pacific
Overworker's Schedule as a Lazy Man's Calendar
A humorous calendar note from a Boston Herald correspondent outlines a year built on rest and impractical math. It calculates 365 days minus sleep, Sundays, and holidays to arrive at a single workday, marking Sage Day as a day no one works.
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Boston Herald
Trona
Crank Victim Walter Williams Injures Arm at Ford Attempt
Walter Williams of Hinkley suffered breaks in both bones of his right arm during a failed crank of a Ford this week, according to Dr. John Graham.
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Walter Williams
Hinkley
John Graham
Barstow Printer Seeks Public Support for 1980 Goals
The Barstow Printer announces its aim for improvements in 1980, emphasizing newspaper service for public benefit. It acknowledges potential revenue losses but pledges continued best effort to foster district growth and citizen welfare through honest reporting and public recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
DANGER IN GARAGES
Barstow residents are warned about the deadly danger of carbon monoxide from running engines in closed garages. The piece notes that even with knowledge of the risk drivers test engines in confined spaces during cold weather, a practice that can kill within seconds.
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Barstow
Mission Play Opens Nineteenth Season
Los Angeles hosts a joint Olympic arts program with the Mission Play by John Steven McGroarty and a forum for European critics. The 1932 Games will showcase dramatists musicians and writers in line with ancient Olympic customs. European critics will converge to study and judge the cultural program alongside athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
John Steven McGroarty
Los Angeles
Smelter in Barstow Would Aid Lucky Jim Mine
Tom Schofield notes the Lucky Jim mine in Barstow was sold to I A Compton of Southwest Mines Service Los Angeles. The new owner plans an air compressor and other gear. The gold and silver producer shipped ore to an Arizona smelter this week from Milegan on the Santa Fe. Eight men currently employed. Schofield says Barstow’s smelter would benefit many mines and boost local activity.
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Tom Schofield
Lucky Jim
I. A. Compton
Southwest Mines Service of
Los Angeles
Arizona
Milegan
Santa Fe
Mr. Schofield
Barstow
Minneola News Local Visits and Transactions
George Wadham and Elwood Davis of San Diego visited the Thompson home briefly. Philip Webber returned to Los Angeles to resume studies at John Muir Junior High after holidays with his parents. J. L. Martinez, longtime Santa Fe foreman, has been transferred to Ludlow with his family. G. B. Burness sold his service station and store to B. D. Rasmussen of Los Angeles. the lessee Mr. Reed will continue to operate.
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George Wadham
Elwood Davis
San Diego
Thompson
Philip Webber
Los Angeles
John Muir
M. A. Webber
J. L. Martinez
Santa Fe
Ludlow
G. B. Burness
B. D. Rasmussen
Reed
Idaho and Utah Picnic Rally in Southern California
The Idaho and Utah communities in Southern California plan a full day picnic at Sycamore Grove Park in Los Angeles on Saturday January 11 1930. The event features county headquarters registers a popular program after dinner high quality oratory and music basket dinners or park lunches. C H Parsons answers questions at the State Societies Office Hotel Rosslyn Fifth and Main Streets Faber 3311. Miss Nancy Gilham attended the Rose tournament in Pasadena on New Year’s Day for the first time.
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Idaho
Utah
California
Sycamore Grove Park
Los Angeles
C. H. Parsons
State Societies
Rosslyn
Fifth and
Main Streets
Faber
Nancy Gilham
Pasadena
Wise Women Santa Fe Bonds Interest and Dividends
The Santa Fe will pay 12,899,000 in interest to bondholders and 30,371,570 in dividends to its 60,000 stockholders, more than half of whom are women.
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The
Santa Fe
Mission Play to Draw Arts and Sports Attention in LA
W. S. Hollingsworth president of the Mission Playhouse Association notes critics abroad and in Los Angeles have followed the production for two years. The play is billed as a state's only drama portraying early life in the West and will begin its nineteenth season on January 1 in San Gabriel with a New Year matinee and performance.
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Mission Playhouse
W. S. Hollingsworth
Los Angeles
West
San Gabrial
Naturalized Remark Echoes Racial Slur Scene
An American woman visits her Black cook who is ill in bed. She gives the cook’s young son Ephraim a dollar to buy a chicken for his mother. As she departs she overhears the cook say a crude request in a dialect.
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Ephraim
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Nevada-California Electric Corporation
Southern Sierras
EI Company
West 8Th Street
Riverside, California
H. George Cunningham
Cunningham Pharmacy
Murphy Bros
Ludlow, California
Ford
Fordson
Barstow Cartage Company
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Motors
Riley Electric Shop
Locey
Jay
P. O. Box
Hodge, Calif
MR. and
Mrs
A. H. Pendleton
Pendleton’s City Meat Market
West Main ST
Barstow, Calif
MilLett's Dinning
Millett’s Dining Room
Dageett, Calif
Mission Play
Minneola News
Claude la Bass
B. F. Corts
Larsen Dye Works
S. E Street
San Bernardino, California
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