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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

6

Alfalfa and fruit crops eyed along Mojave River

Dr and Mrs L Benson report no house guests this week as their Fresno visitors depart. Myrtle Meek receives a linen shower hosted by her mother. Reports show large alfalfa grain and fruit crops along the Mojave River with alfalfa at 15 to 16 dollars per ton. Cattle in good condition and turkeys seen promising a large crop for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

8. L. Benson Mrs. Johnson Fresno Mojave River Hinkley

Barstow Season Averages Echo Strong Ten-Year Crop

Observers note Barstow thermometers show the current season averages compare well with the past decade, marking an exceptional crop season based on consistent measurements and historical trends.

Barstow

News Of Friends In Barstow And The Vicinity

Local notices list homestead proofs at Barstow and Newberry, visitors from Kansas and South Dakota, and health concerns. Measles affect H G Crawford, Dr Miller may remain on a desert ranch. Barstow region roads proposal to cross Union Pacific near Harvard Yermo. VFW Post 2148 pins 25 members after month of activity. Grammer School tax referendum set for July 8, polls 1 to 6 PM.

William Henry Endter Orville O. Jonas Newberry Anna May Monro Geo. Henderson Barstow E. H. Brim Superior Valley A. B. Miller Anaheim Kansas Shorty Ogden Platt Southern Sierras Power Company Ogden Ruby Cable Kansas City George Cunningham Ruby John Francis Peggy Little Rock Arkansas Denver A. R. Sullivan Lazenby Monta Bella Chris Peterson Laguna Beach

Crooks Brother Undergoes San Bernardino Appendectomy

Clifford Crooks brother of Clarence Crooks was operated on Monday in San Bernardino for acute appendicitis. He is reported as getting along as well as can be expected.

Clifford Crooks Clarence Crooks San Bernardino

Hinkley Visits and Local Meetings Highlight Week

Hinkley Miss Edna Brown visits cousin Mrs Chapin and her granddaughter Jane Renfro. Seymour and Selmon testified in Los Angeles at the Pickwick stage hearing. A Sheppard returned to Pasadena. Ronald Seymour left for Bernardino for courthouse grounds work. Lenwood and Hinkley Chambers plan a joint meeting at Hinkley grammar school Friday. Elizabeth Miller of Ontario visits the Bullocks. Mrs Thos Peck vacations at Deep Creek. J D Scroggin and family traveled to Los Angeles. The 4 H sewing club will meet at Mrs May Redman’s home on July 1. Clarence King of Santa Ana was in town last week.

Edna Brown R. H. Chapin

Mines and agriculture figures in Mojave River Valley news

Local notes report on water costs for a Kra mer Hill gold mill and potential savings with local water sources. J R Lane resumes work at Calico mines amid reassessed claims, praising Mexico’s annual $15 per claim practice and criticizing California’s lax assessment. Yermo ranchers prosper in crops and cattle, while Camp Cady is noted as an ideal site. Barstow business activity continues with new gold ore finds and ongoing litigation delaying shipments. Silver Lake salt project and silver circulation advocacy article conclude.

J. R. Lane Calico Mexico Yermo Lower River Pioneer McCormick Fisher Spaulding Camp Cady U. S Ideal Camp W. W. Cahill T & T Railroad Barstow Jackson Bagdad Chase Ludlow England France Mojave KR. F. Thursby Silver Cliff San Bernardino Newberry Los Angeles Henderson & Nicklin Realty Agents Boulder Dam

Power Station Built For Dam Project Detailed

The article describes the Nevada wall dam site with a 1456 foot altitude substation, a steel framed station 50 by 80 feet, high tension outdoor equipment occupying 100 feet square near the dam abutment, and notes numerous journalists and reclamation officials attending the event.

Nevada Black Canyon

New Pipe Making Machine Offer Near Hodge Depot

Brand new KT Snow and ESCO valves and gates offered with a concrete irrigation pipe making machine. Immediate delivery available by calling 3472 or via Box 494 Hodge. Location one mile west of Hodge depot on Highway 66. Inspections welcome.

ESCO Hodge Hodge Depot Highway 66

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