Riparian Owners Meet With County Supervisors
Delegations from Mojave river districts gather in San Bernardino to bar Pasadena from taking Mojave waters. Lawyers outline legal options while a plan to merge rights among Appleton Land and Water Co and two irrigation districts advances. A joint meeting set for January 27 to coordinate storage and use on the desert. Representatives of Barstow Victorville lands push unified action ahead of Barstow Union High School assembly January 29.
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Mojave River
San Bernardino
Pasadena
Swing
Appleton Land and Water Co
Barstow Union High School
Victorville
Messrs
Lodge, Siemon and
Phillips
Hinkley Valley
Dix van Dyke
Silver Valley
Emerson, Merrill, Robinson
Barstow
Income Tax Returns Due March 15 1921 Under U S Law
Returns for calendar year 1920 must be filed with the local Collector of Internal Revenue by March 15 1921. Tax may be paid in full or in four installments Mar 15 Jun 15 Sep 15 and Dec 15 1921. Rates start at 4 percent on net income up to 4000 after exemptions. surtax applies above 5000. Married filers with net income above 2000 must file.
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Internal Revenue
Revival meetings end early at Free Methodist Mission
The Free Methodist Mission closed revival meetings Sunday night due to the pastor's illness. Mrs. Hobart delivered uplifting messages, Miss Cobb the pastor departs for Phoenix for rest, and Miss Harris from Colorado will fill the pulpit. Regular services continue with Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. each Sabbath, plus prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. Everyone invited.
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Free Methodist Mission
Hobart
Miss Cobb
Phoenix
Miss Harris
Colorado
Farm Bureau Membership Campaign Starts February 4
San Bernardino County Farm Bureau launches a county wide membership drive beginning February 4. R. B. Peters, president, outlines a coordinated plan with captains and teams in each community, lists of voters, and a February 4 San Bernardino dinner headlined by Judge Rex B. Goodwell to energize canvassing and recruit ranchers and land owners into active bureau centers.
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R. B. Peters
Devore
San Bernardino
Grand Terrace
C.G. Lewis
Apple Valley
R. A. Condee
Chino
San Bernardino Farm Bureau
San Bernardino County
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Monthly
San Bernardino County Farm Bureau
Rex B. Goodwell
Jim Honey Answers Last Call at Barstow
Jim Honey died at his Barstow home after six months illness. He worked fifteen years as a Santa Fe engineer at Barstow and was beloved for violin and social leadership. The body was shipped to Raton New Mexico for burial with Mrs Honey and two children accompanying. Mrs Honey will return to Barstow to remain.
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James T. Honey
Barstow
Mr. Honey
Santa Fe
Jim
Jim Honey
Platt & White
Raton
N. M
Auto Tragedy Claims Bert Lunceford on Adalanta Road
Bert L Lunceford, a Victorville butcher and former Tom Reed mine superintendent at Oatman, died Wednesday night when his car ran off the Adalanta road, turned turtle, and pinned him. Mrs Lunceford Rev Stone and Mrs Fred Bush escaped injury. Attorney C M Mooslin and R E Kitching helped lift the body with Rev Stone. funeral is likely Saturday in Victorville.
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Bert L. Lunceford
Adalanta
Stone
Mr. Lunceford
Lunceford
Victorville
Tom Reed
Oatman
Whisky consumption drops in United States from 1917 to 1920
The Anti-Saloon League reports U S whisky consumption fell from 87,641,985 gallons in 1917 to 5,581,553 gallons in 1920, reflecting a drastic downturn amid Prohibition era enforcement.
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Anti-Saloon League
United States
Oil Development Activities in Kramer Field
Barstow visitors McClure Wilson and Edie heard that Hiawatha Drilling will start work west of the Kramer well while Black Mountain Oil, mostly movie people, holds a government permit and will drill west of the Kramer site. Interstate Oil plans to finish the Kramer well this spring after preparing with several thousand dollars. Oil samples from the well are reported as high quality.
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Toy McClure
D. F. Wilson
Edie
Kramer
Barstow
Hiawatha Drilling and Construction Company
Black Mountain Oil Company
Interstate Oil Company
Civilian Clothes at Liberty Theatre Shown in Barstow
Thomas Meghan stars as Captain McGinnis in Civilian Clothes a new Barstow audience pleaser. A love story with witty scenes, the plot follows a returned husband under an assumed name and his secret, revealed through social tension and a dramatic dinner party encounter.
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Thomas Meghan
Barstow Picture
Liberty Theatre
Meghan
Captain McGinnis
New York
Watkins
Butler
Captain McGinnes
France
McGinnes
South America
McGinnis
Traveling Motor Clinic to visit Barstow next week
The California Tuberculosis Association's Traveling Motor Clinic will set up in Barstow on Monday and Tuesday to bring hospital services to residents unable to travel for examinations and care. The town also notes local visits, a rain tally, and several community events and personal updates.
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Traveling Motor Clinic
California Tuberculosis Association
Barstow
Congregational Church Notes and Upcoming Communion
Members will obtain a new individual communion service before the next observance on the first Sunday in February. Several members will join by church letter and confession of faith. A Sunday school board meeting met at the parsonage, and Thursday prayer meetings grow in attendance with topics on relations to other nations. The ladies met Thursday noon for luncheon and organization, with meetings on the first and third Thursdays. Newly elected officers are Mrs. A. E. Patterson president, Mrs. Albert Walton vice president, Mrs. E. A. Farrington secretary, and Mrs. Lubin J. Henderson treasurer.
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Congregational Church
Sunday School Board
A. E. Patterson
Albert Walton
E. A. Farrington
Lubin J. Henderson
Jayhawkers Gather for Kansas Picnic Reunion in Long Beach
Kansas Association of Long Beach invites all residents and former Kansans to a full day picnic at the Pier and Auditorium Long Beach on Saturday January 19 1921. A brief program is set for about 2 PM while attendees focus on a cheerful reunion and social gathering.
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Sunflower State
Kansas Association of
Long Beach
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