03 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
1
W H Hartwick is introduced as a new dairyman in the Hinkley district, with the Mojave Valley seen as fertile ground for the rising dairy industry.
The annual Idaho and Utah picnic reunion will be held all day Saturday January 12 1929 at Sycamore Grove Park Los Angeles. Attendees are urged to spread word to newcomers and tourists who may meet old friends.
A license to wed was issued this week to Max Lewis 31 of Iowa a resident of Lucerne Valley and Elizabeth Dyar Russel 20 of Maryland a resident of South Pasadena.
Robert F. Glynn travel service representative of Campbell Ewald Company Detroit calls on Chevrolet and Oakland dealers in Barstow. Campbell Ewald, a leading U S advertising agency, handles large accounts including General Motors.
Mrs. Fred Bauer announces a dance at the Rose Inn with music by the San Bernardino Blue Boys. Remember the date for a night of good music and a dust free floor. Ady. Itnp
A short promotional note urges readers to mail content to a friend for just a cent, framing word of mouth and the act of sharing as the county’s best advertisement. The snippet emphasizes inexpensive circulation and personal endorsement as the core strategy.
Tex Burnham broke his right arm in two places below the elbow while handling blocks of wood at Waterman Ranch this week. The accident ended his work period early and required medical attention.
Jimmie F. McKinley learned his brother in the east is seriously ill with influenza and he plans to depart this week to visit. The note reflects a family health concern and travel arrangement prompted by illness.
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