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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
USDA guidance emphasizes cleanliness, care, and regular feeding to raise strong calves. Proper pre calving cow care plus regular, measured milk and gradual grain introduction yield healthy calves, with weight gain guiding management. Early weaning and consistent pail cleanliness are essential for profits.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines how to boost dairy yield through selection breeding and feeding. It emphasizes removing unprofitable cows breeding the rest to first class bulls and feeding a balanced ration while managing calves and young stock.
The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company through attorney Walter P. Johnson filed applications to select five parcels in Township 25 South Range 43 East MDM under the 1897 and 1905 act provisions. Parcels include Lot 13 Sec 19 and Lot 3 Sec 30 in the MDM area, Lot 6 Sec 30, and Lot 7 Sec 30 with a NE quarter and other descriptions. Protests or affidavits of objection must be filed by February 25, 1919 with Oliver C. Harper, Register, First publication January 23 and last publication February 27, 1919.
Walter Johnson as assignee of Anton Manderfeld David Owens and John Thomas Paine filed to enter Lot 12 Sec 19 and Lots 4 and 5 Sec 30 Township 25 South Range 43 East Mount Diablo Meridian under 2306 2307 Revised Statutes. Objections or protests on mineral character or other grounds must be filed by February 25 1919 with Oliver C Harper Register Independence California.
A board meeting on January 13 1919 levied assessment No S4 of one half cent per share on the capital stock. Unpaid shares by February 24 1919 become delinquent and listed for public sale March 17 1919 at 2 PM to cover the delinquent assessment costs. D F Wilson secretary. Office Room 403 Germain Building Los Angeles California. First publication January 16 1919.
The undersigned disclaims responsibility for any labor plans insurance supplies or materials tied to leasers operating on the White Flower quartz mining claim located in Atolia Rand Mining District San Bernardino California recorded in district mining records. 9 5 Gun.
Notice to Mrs. Clara Starr that labor and improvements valued at one hundred dollars were expended in 1916 to hold the Modern Maid Mining Claim near Atolia San Bernardino County. If she does not contribute fifty dollars within ninety days of service or publication, her interest will be forfeited to co owners L Carpenter and E Vermilyer under 1880 amended federal mining law. Dates given: first published December 12 1918 and last publication March 3 1919.
Delinquent stock from Kramer Model Oil Co. listed with shareholder names and shares. Shares will be sold at public auction February 7 1919 at 2 30 pm at 403 Germain Building Los Angeles to cover assessments fines and sale costs per board order.
Miles Cook of Barstow California filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim to land described as SE44 section 8 township 9 north range 1 west San Bernardino meridian. The hearing before the U S Commissioner at San Bernardino is set for February 11 1919. Witnesses named: Mary E. Cook G Clyde Compton John W Foglesong John F Roth all of Barstow. First published January 9 1919 last published February 6 1919.
Stafford W. Austin of Los Angeles filed to enter land under sections 2306 2307 of the Revised Statutes for a parcel in township 28 43 east M D M at Independence California. Adverse claimants or objections based on mineral character must file affidavits of protest by January 18 with Oliver Harper. first publication December 5 1918. last publication January 16.
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