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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
Cards of thanks and resolutions of respect, notices of socials, concerts, bazaars or other entertainments with admission fees are advertisements and must be paid for as such. This guidance treats event notices as paid advertising.
Daggett California June 4 1923 Old Mountain Copper Mines sold to Butte and New York interests. Bradshaw and Dawson in Los Angeles closed the deal with Frank Werner owner. Price in six figures and one of the desert’s largest recent sums. Development under way retimbering the Brilliant Shaft and sinking to 500 feet. Machinery ordered and a large crew to be employed. Dawson in charge of development. Also notes Daggett bachelors’ mail from marriage bureaus and local happenings including Fred Johnson visiting from San Bernardino and local meat market setup in Yermo advancing.
Southern Pacific Company shopcraft employees, about 3000 workers, gained wage hikes effective June 1 after a revised agreement with the Shop Craft Protective League. Skilled mechanics now earn 75 cents an hour, helpers three cents more, totaling about 750,000 dollars yearly in additional pay.
The Congregational Church promotes a busy summer with Sunday services at 9:35 to 12, a June 8 baccalaureate sermon from Esther 4 14, and a Children’s Day on June 10 at 9 45 a.m. Prayer meetings and choir practice occur weekly, with pastor McRae preaching at 3 p.m. Sundays in Hinkley and a Union Sunday school at Hicks.
Governor Friend Richardson argues that excessive regulation creates too many laws and calls for tax relief by reducing law making. He notes that political efforts to win public favor through new laws have created vast overhead for administration and enforcement across states.
Mrs. Margaret E. Estill aged 90 years six months died at her Red ding home. Survived by two daughters and a son, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Buried in family plot near Williams Colusa county. Miller
U S Army Munson-last shoes in sizes 5 1 2 to 12 priced at 2.95. Advert says overstocked stock from a manufacturer justified by cash needs. Describes heavy stitching chrome brown leather and suitability for workers on their feet all day. Call to send size and pay on delivery or money order.
Department of the Interior notice dated May 4 1923 States Kittie J Dail of San Diego California filed intent to make final proof to establish claim on desert land described as NE 4 section 27 Town 10 N range 3 W 5 B M before the U S Land Office Los Angeles at 0 o'clock a m on June 20 1933 Witnesses named Orville H Plum Enoch H Harris Miss Olive Adams and Mrs Annie M Phillips all from Hinkley California Non coal No withdrawals Register. First pub May 10 1923 Last pub May 14 1923
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