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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
8
The State Exposition Building in Los Angeles seeks mounted animals and skins for a forestry section. Desired species include grizzly or brown bears, coyotes, raccoons, badgers, groundhogs, and red foxes. Contact manager Charles L Wilson with offerings. Light showers were reported in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning.
United States Land Office in Los Angeles issues notice of patent application by Charles Mushrush for the Big Chief Barbers Friend and Coin Silver lodes in Barstow Mining District San Bernardino California. Describes boundary lines and adjoining claims White House lode White House extension lode with barium and lead content. includes dates and locations and mentions prior notices and ads.
A Newberry column reports on Marriages and trips including T R Goodwin’s marriage, O Jonas taking a Los Angeles vacation, Doris Sischo visiting her mother at the Cliff House, and Mr and Mrs C W Barnes hosting a Camp Cady swimming party. Mrs Ethel Clinkenberd hosted a 500 card party with cake and lemonade, and a village dance at the schoolhouse was announced. Village residents attended events from Barstow to Pomona with several visitors and outings noted. The Woman’s Club presented How the Story Grew and planned another dance with regional attendance.
The State of California files School Indemnity Land Selection No. 9592 in the United States Land Office Los Angeles applying to select as indemnity a tract east of Section 12 Township 11 North Range West 8, B Meridian. A list is posted for inspection and protests may be filed within five weeks before final approval, dated June 1, 1927 by Acting Register Louis Vandenhook.
Notice announces Edward Kellenberger of 8901 Alameda Street Los Angeles filed to prove up Homestead Entry 041323 for NE.4 Section 34 Township 10 N Range 2 E SB Meridian before the U S Land Office in Los Angeles on August 9 1927 at 9 oclock A M. Witnesses: Thomas C. Williams Peter T. Welch Arthur S. Long and Charles G. Hedgecock all from nearby California locales. Non-Coal No Withdrawals. First pub 6-30-27.
Miss Marie Millett of Daggett testifies that advertising in the Printer pays. Her soft drink and sandwich stand opened last week opposite the Inspection station, and several visitors came to Daggett after reading the ad about the new hard surfaced road.
Notice states California filed School Indemnity Land Selection No 9597 Sec 44 120 applying to 8 percent of Lot 1 SW half of Section 19 Township 10 North Range West of San Bernardino meridian. Protests welcome with notices due after first publication June 30 1927. Not coal land. B B Smith register.
Dr R L White announces an X-ray machine added to the equipment in his Ludlow California dental office located upstairs at the White and Platt Building. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 with evenings and Sundays by appointment. Murphy Bros advertise Hurcules powder and carload lots for savings, promoting quotations, and stating authorization as a Ford and Fordson dealer.
The piece argues that ownership lies with many small investors including about one million stockholders and many bond holders with insurers and funds also invested. It notes railroads affect tens of millions of Americans if returns fail and adds a portable radio advertisement for auto trips.
State of California San Bernardino County certifies business in Newberry under a designation not listing partners. Towns Newberry Springs Service Station Newberry Service Station Cliff House appear. Kittie F. Sischo swears to the document before Notary A. J. Weld on July 18 1927. Commission expires November 6 1930. The date range July 21 to August 19 1927 referenced.
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