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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
4
Sugar beet planting expands in Southern California as fields shift from beans tomatoes and other crops. Key outputs include Baldwin 23 of Standard Oil in Montebello targeting 2000 bbls daily and Amalgamated Oil Co operations on the Travis tract in Brea.
Kern County farm bureau adopted an Australian auction plan led by George Kreutzer to gather stock by quality at central markets. Local sales at designated days attracted packing-house buyers, with farm bureau handling auctions, weighing, and cash payments minus 1 percent expenses. Farmers earned 1 to 3 cents per pound more than traditional methods.
Public notice of a foreclosure sale ordered by the Superior Court of California San Bernardino County. The property includes a one fourth interest in specified sections and water rights, to satisfy a judgment against Minne Dieterle and others. Sale set for February 4, 1919 at 12 15 PM at the county courthouse east entrance.
The undersigned will not be held responsible for any labor supplies or materials furnished in connection with leasers operating on the White Flower quartz claim in the Rand Mining District Atolia San Bernardino California. A A Nixon legal added
Notice to Mrs. Clara Starr of forfeiture on the Modern Maid Mining Claim near Atolia Rand Mining District San Bernardino County California. Co-owners Carpenter and Vermilyer have spent 100 dollars for annual labor through 1916 and require her share of 50 dollars within 90 days to maintain the claim or it will be conveyed. Publication dates December 12 1918 and March 3 1919.
Public notice announces non coal, no withdrawals with first publication January 9 1919 and last publication February 6 1919.
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