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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
3
Road foreman Arnold in charge of the Barstow to Kern County line highway is credited for keeping his stretch in good condition. Improvements are noted between Kern County line and Mojave as fuel oil is spread along 37.5 miles of the Barstow to Kern line.
The Big Bear Lake Chamber of Commerce thanks Lloyd E. Tiernan of Barstow for a May 29 1930 article on Bear Valley. The note notes Big Bear Valley as the summer resort for Barstow and Mojave River Valley, a two hour auto drive to pine country around the lake at 6500 feet.
San Bernardino County Farm Bureau dairy department schedules a general meeting Monday June 9 from 10 to 12 at Deltha Johnson dairy ranch Shafer Street east of Central Avenue south of China. Dr R E Duckworth State Bureau of Dairy Control will explain the new compensation law for T B reactors slaughtered for public health and how disease eradication areas may be set up. Dairymen should bring questions and R C Gerber East Highlands will present Farm Bureau dairy program impact. Visitors invited to view a new ball they recently purchased.
Last Sunday the Congregational Church overflowed for the Baccalaureate with Rev. Reid delivering a forceful address to the class of 1930 on Ideals. Next Sunday, Children’s Day programs join the morning service, now at 10 a.m., while evening service remains at 8 p.m.
Christian Science Services meet Sundays at 11 in Antler's Club hall at 3rd and Hutchison. A radio lecture by Richard J. Davis, C. S., from 12:10 to 12:50 on KFI 640 will be broadcast Thursday June 12 from Los Angeles third church edifice, under Second Church of Christ, Scientist. Davis serves on The Mother Church Board of Lectureship.
Riverside announces a $4,000,000 program to upgrade flying fields with almost $1,000,000 for March Field construction next year. Plans include a mile-long concrete warming-up strip and a plastic dust-eliminating mat, plus a $150,000 hospital of 45 beds with dual insulation walls.
Department of the Interior notice to Lloyd Thomas Richards details Earl M. Nutting’s contest of Richards Homestead Entry Serial No. 044225 in 1928. Contest alleges no residence, no building or cultivation, and abandonment. If Richards fails to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, the entry will be canceled.
The article notes rapid expansion of international telephone channels, from a British to North American link three years ago to four channels now. In April, North and South America connected, linking U S telephones with Cuba Mexico and Canada to major southern nations, making most global centers reachable from US homes and offices.
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