Randsburg Grammar School seals year with honors play
The Randsburg grammar school held its closing exercises in Union Hall on May 28 with a graduating class named for high marks in scholarship. Recitations and a class play titled Gumption highlighted the evening, as students showcased talent under guidance of classmates and local supporters.
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Randsburg
Randsburg Grammar School
Unioun Hall
James Guallabanu
John White
Ralph Linderman
Marion Hicks Clementine Lovett
Jessis Thompson
Eunice Thompson
Violet Quackenbush
Nellie Gallahan
Walter Hicks
Virgie Copeland
John Norman
Danny Gunderson
Nor. Vantrunderson
Minneola School Picnic A Memorial Day Event
A successful year closed on May 27 with a Memorial Day picnic at Lew Page's land sheltered by grapevines. The program included songs, recitations, and readings by students led by W. H. Barbour and G. A. R. veteran. Notices announced staff changes as Mrs. D. W. Edwards nears leaving, and local families planned future moves and ranch work ahead of fall return.
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Newberry Springs
Lew Page
Song
America
Kees Y cc
W. H
John
Simon Martinez
Amy Webber
D. W. Edwards
Water
Barstow Welcomes J H Burtner Railroad Agent
J H Burtner, general agent for the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad, based in Riverside, spent today in Barstow on a business visit. He is well known locally and has many friends here who were glad to greet him.
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J. H. Burtner
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad
Riverside
Barstow
Keep Your Heifer Growing With Proper Feed
Advice on feeding a young heifer emphasizes balanced rations to sustain growth. Include bran middlings oil meal clover hay and silage while avoiding overfeeding to prevent weakening the animal.
Homemade churn device promises low cost and easy use
A Mississippi farmerette describes a simple durable churn built from black tin with an 18 by 20 inch base and 2 inch legs. It uses a swinging mechanism powered by two propeller handles, a 6 inch top opening, and overhead hook for height adjustment, enabling a child to operate it to create friction and make butter, as explained by S R Winters in Popular Science Monthly.
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S. R. Winters
Popular Science Monthly
Minneola and regional social notes brighten Memorial Day
Water area reports Memorial Day events with a Minneola school picnic at the Cliff House grounds attended by residents from Minneola Daggett and Water. Individuals visiting cities include Lew Page George Shaffer D W Edwards J P Calkins and Harlow family. Local moves feature desert homestead settlers and Briggs Colorado trips amid parcel deals and work on a gas engine.
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George Shaffer
Los Angeles
Frank Remsburg
Guy Gillespie
Long Beach
R. D. Lippincott
Minneola
Cliff House
Lew Page
Minneola, Daggett and Water
D. W. Edwards
Mr. Moody
D. M. Harlow
Successful Milk Campaign Drives Nationwide Demand Rise
The USDA dairy division collaborates with state extension services and local boards to boost milk use through child feeding demonstrations lectures and published material. About 35 campaigns across the nation from Boston to Seattle increased city milk consumption by about 16 percent.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Boards of Health
Boards of Education
Chambers of Commerce
Boston
Seattle
Fall Freshening Urged For Dairy Cattle
The article argues fall freshening offers two main advantages: more time for work and higher dairy prices. It asserts fall fresheners raise calves more easily and over two years cows yield more milk, while spring freshening has few benefits and adds summer labor and flies.
Water for Cows in Winter
The dry cow needs ample water and on very cold days in winter it helps to warm it enough to take the chill off. Cows drink ice cold water in zero weather and will not consume enough to fulfill needs. Sprinkling salt on fodder or supplying it every two to three days keeps the cow’s system in good tone.
FOR WASHING MILK BOTTLES TO KILL BACTERIA
Instructions urge immediate rinsing of emptied milk bottles with cold or lukewarm water to prevent albumen and casein from hardening. Rinse with hot water to remove fat, then finish with boiling water or steam to kill bacteria.
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T. N. Gilbert
Dix van Dyke
Dagett
Trona
Charley Maroney
Kelley Mine
San Bernardino
Gilbert
Supt
Jamieson
Randshore
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Ees
Manual Martinez
David Edwards
Grace Weobber
Massa’s
Crown Prince
Arthur Clark
Veal Webber
Pere Eer Faleebe
Tomtys
Juanita
F. T. Russell
South Pasadena
S. W. Odell and Son
Pasadena
Cassie Sheedy
Messrs. Chamberlain, McFarland and McGarry
Briggs
Colorado
A. E. Bel
Walter Alf
Millett
Daggett
Minneola School
Goodrich
Burkhart
Dairy Division
Williams
Maxwell Tract
Richie
Barstow Real Estate Co
Dockstader