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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
6
Mr and Mrs S M Booth and Mr and Mrs O A Seaberg and Steve Kolser of Coca Cola Bottling attended a dance at Newberry. They reported many attendees from Barstow Daggett and Yermo.
Mary C. Riley of Barstow California filed notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish a desert land claim for Section 31 Township 10 North Range 2 West S. B. Meridian. The hearing will occur before the Register in Los Angeles on July 10, 1928. Witnesses listed include Fimer T. Riley A Wilson Floyd Winnen and Addie Winnen.
Barstow School District in San Bernardino County California schedules a July 10 1928 election to authorize a ten thousand dollar tax for repairs remodeling and maintenance. Polls will run 1 PM to 6 PM at the district’s public school with inspectors Mara F. Gouldin and judges Mable Garver Stella M. White. Board trustees Lubin J. Henderson A. W. Johanson Leon P. Whitney published June 7 to July 5.
Notice by C S Goodman of Alameda County plans to apply July 6 1928 for duplicate Certificate of Purchase for land in San Bernardino County and by Porter T. Kerekhoff of Los Angeles to patent Death Valley gypsum placer claims in San Bernardino County detailing boundary descriptions and related mining records.
An advertisement quotes J. C. Duke praising Vinol a tonic of iron and minerals for nervousness and appetite, claiming the first bottle helps sleep and energy and notes its pleasant taste. The notice then shifts to formal land and mining patent filings in California and delinquent stock notices from 1928.
Mojave River Valley Red Cross announces a Barstow Life Saving and Swimming Campaign from July 16 to 21 under chapter auspices. Don Park of the Pacific Branch will instruct, lessons are free, open to all ages to learn water safety and qualify as life-savers.
The Pennsylvania State Society of Southern California invites Pennsylvanians to an all day picnic reunion on Saturday July 14 1928 at Tixby Park Long Beach.
Joe Chambers and Florance Topping won the Balloon Bustin contest at the Rose Inn Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Miller of the Hotel Melrose plan a July 6 departure to visit their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller in Berkely. Mr. B. F. Butts will oversee the hotel during their absence.
Rushed sales note from REO Headquarters Herman C. Lynn in San Bernardino California offering ton and half Grahams with rebuilt engines and good rubber, lockable like new, prices starting at 700 dollars with easy terms.
Major R A Gibbs of the Page Military Academy in Los Angeles reports a remarkable draw of 42 of 48 states sending children to Southern California schools for boys. Arizona sent five, Missouri four, with pupils also arriving from India Batavia Java Canada South Africa and Mexico.
For sale a Ford ton screen truck in first-class condition. Includes Ruxell, 3 spare tires with tubes, Rocky Mountain brakes, new top covering and side curtains. Contact Chas. Williams Barstow. 16-28.
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