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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
6
A speaker humorously contemplates a growing son who will claim his possessions, teasing that the boy will wear the narrator’s clothes and ties while promising to keep his own britches. The playful verse notes the father’s affection and pride as the boy inches toward adulthood.
A 1929 Barstow edition item details a San Bernardino Superior Court foreclosure of a mechanics lien against Severo and Benito Valdez with Lot 11, Block 16 in John Bennetts Subdivision, plus multiple notices of public liens and auctions for cars and service liens in Barstow and Ludlow. The notices cover SHS bus bids, automobile sales to satisfy liens, and mining claim filings in the region. Public notices run June to August 1929 with multiple docketed actions and auctions scheduled for July.
The notice states lien and costs for keeping and selling property under Section 3052 Civil Code California. Names George Reed and T. M. Gilbert appear in the sale notice. First publication June 13, 1929, last publication July 4, 1929.
Electors of Barstow School District in San Bernardino County California are informed an election will be held on July 10 1929 to vote a tax of seven thousand dollars 7000 for school maintenance. Polls open 2 PM to 6 PM at the Public Schoolhouse. Officers appointed include Inspector and three judges with names listed.
For sale cheap items include a small refrigerator one tee box one electric incubator and one bell city incubator listed by E L Seymour at Van Dyke routes one at Daggett California in ten lots for twenty dollars also a 15 HP Westinghouse direct drive pumping plant at Vista Oil Station run by M Kinslow with notes of past use and condition.
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