Barstow Printer Local Notices and Classified Snippets
Local notices advertise mining ventures by Al Myers and Busch Bros of Nevada and a Corset sale by Gertrude Allen. Barstow ads urge readers to support the Printer with a six month subscription, note lost buckle and hogs found, announce Friday night events, and list about 380 young pigs for sale at Crooks ranch north of Barstow. Subscribers warned to report address changes and that notices may affect mining claims and account balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Myers and
Busch Bros
Nevada
Gertrude Allen
Barstow
Miss Marker
Mr. Ryerse
Crooks
Samuel Crooks
Hungerford Discovers Potassium Nitrate Deposit
C B Hungerford and associates stake about 20 claims and develop a new deposit of potassium nitrate described as better than gold in quantity. The government is interested in the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hungerford
Mining Reports and Quick Divorce Tips for Partners
A terse note hints at using a printer for legal work to end a partnership. It suggests an annual assessment neglect prompts divorce and implies drafting final touches for a settlement or alimony. The fragment references mining as a backdrop but centers on procedural steps and legal action.
Pasadena visitors plan soil work to bring crops
Mr. Harper and Mr. Raymond from Pasadena have arrived and intend to till the soil until it yields. They aim to cultivate crops, expressing optimism about the land’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley
Mr. Harper
Mr. Raymond
Pasadena
Notice of Assessment for Kramer Consolidated Oil Go
Board of Directors levies a one fourth cent per share assessment on stock payable in Los Angeles. Delinquent shares after February 24, 1912 will be sold March 19, 1912 at 2 p m to cover the assessment and sale costs. D F Wilson secretary offices at Germain Building Los Angeles. First pub January 1941 to February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Consolidated Oil Go
Germain Building
South Spring Street
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Hawes
San Bernardino County
California
D. F. Wilson
Said Corporation
Germain
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Omics
Los Angeles
Cal
John B. Franklin
General Delivery
Calif
Range LE
B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States and Office
George M. Smith
John Francis
Thomas Williams
D. D. Connell
Otis
Joel Noblets
Frank Buren
Register
Mojave Oil Well Down 1200 Feet and Local Business Moves
Mojave oil well shows gas and descent to 1200 feet as S R Clark opens a shop in San Diego and McBride runs a Mohave meat market. Barstow supply of steaks continues with Pendleton handling juicy cuts. Pat McBride and wife suffer burns in an acetylene plant explosion at Mojave City Market, roof ripped and burns reported but not life threatening. Nearby tracts near Barstow offered for sale through T G Nicklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohave
S. R. Clark
San Diego
Mr. McBride
Barstow
Pendleton
Pat McBride
Mojave City
Oil Firm chief arrives as inquiry closes
Kramer Oil Field North American Petroleum Company answers the Printer's inquiry. President Oyster of the Company has arrived in Los from the east and some thing may be doing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Oil Field
North American Petroleum Company
Oyster
Los
Oil Lands for Sale Near Chicago Barstow Well
Oil experts report rich prospects near the Chicago Barstow well now drilling. O M Lowell invites potential buyers to view land and records at Hotel Melrose Barstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago- Barstow
O. M. Lowell
Melrose
Barstow
Oil Well Prospects North of Barstow and Local Drilling
Barstow reader updates on oil activity eight miles north as Chicago Barstow Oil Co reports $50,000 capital, 500 shares at $100 par with Well No 1 around 1100 to 1200 feet. Calico Canyon and Dover Oil Co plan drilling, with experts touting first class indications. A Taft era act 1911 allows transfer of oil locations and warns buyers to inspect land and reliable partners, noting many speculative notices and risks in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-Barstow Oil Co
Calico Canyon Oil Co
S. A. Bedell
Los Angeles
Dover Oil Co
Panama Canal
Arctic Circle
Congress
Taft
G. D. Hutchison
Subscription Pitch Urges Early Payment
A brief ad urges readers to send $1 for six months without delay to start or renew a subscription. It emphasizes immediacy and convenience for quicker access to the newspaper.
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Cima News
Wadley
Hugh Craney
San Bernardino
GEO. B. Parks
Barstow, Calif
B. C. Anderson
Viaduct
Union Church
Wm. T. Hendrey
Sloan & Hart Bldg
Inez
E. L. Pitcher
Mojave
T. G. Nicklin
M. Emily Goodwin
BE. R. Waite
Melrose O. M. & O A. Lowell
Railroad Station
SELZ
Desert
Henderson’s
Dep’t
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