Beacon Tavern Opens in Barstow With Warm Thanks
Barstow residents and nearby towns are thanked for visiting the Beacon Tavern during opening days. Gratitude is extended for congratulatory messages in the Barstow Printer from the Needles and San Bernardino Chambers of Commerce and for the lobby flowers.
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Barstow
New Beacon
Needles Chamber of Commerce
San Bernardino
Large rise in highway contracts in 1930 first quarter
The Automobile Club of Southern California cites state reports showing highway contracts for January to March 1930 totaling 114 million dollars, up from 50.9 million a year earlier. California leads with 181 percent growth, while Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Washington, and Colorado report triple to sixfold increases. A Barstow Produce Market fire on Main Street was extinguished by local worker Mack Rizzardini before fire units arrived. the building is owned by R. F. Thursby.
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Automobile Club of
Southern California
Lamont
California
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Washington
Colorado
Barstow
A. Rizzardini
Main Street
Mack Rizzardini
R. F. Thursby
More Road Money For Forest Highways In California
California motorists gain from Congress approving Colton Oddie bill that authorizes about 1.8976 million dollars for next year in 26 national forest counties. The measure sets 12.5 million annually for forest roads nationwide for 1931 1932 and 1938, with 5 million more than prior totals. Forest service officials call it vital for California road and trail development, allotting 1.428 million for major roads and 469 500 for minor roads and trails.
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California
Automobile Club of
Southern
Congress
Forest Service
Santa Fe plans vast Pasadena rail upgrade and new station
Santa Fe proposes to eliminate about forty grade crossings in Pasadena and build a new passenger station and freight facilities. The project, estimated at 6.93 million dollars, would cost Santa Fe about 4.21 million with the city paying 2.72 million. The plan includes double tracking the line, elevating or depressing sections, and a Lamanda Park station with raised and sunken track segments to ease street passages.
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California
Santa Fe
Pasadena
W. K. Etter
The
Etter
Glenarm Street
Lamanda Park
Bellevue Drive
Hill Street
Eaton Canyon
Wash
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