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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

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Pioneer Ludlow Firm Exchanges for City Property

George Reed of Reed & Gilbert Ludlow buys a Ford de Luxe for Mrs Reed in town. The firm sells Ludlow holdings to Charles H Elliott Los Angeles and exchanges Ludlow property for apartment house in Los Angeles Compton Venice and Glendale property with plans to move to Glendale by July 1. The Ludlow assets include hotel cafe garage camp grounds houses and over 100 acres. The new Ludlow owner plans improvements.

George Reed Reed & Gilbert Ludlow Barstow Desert T. M. Gilbert Gilbert Los Angeles Compton Venice Glendale Reed

Roger Hartwick New President of the 20 30 Club

Thirteen members gathered at the Lose Inn for a Tuesday meeting on June 17. Homer Record attended as guest. A letter from Joe Payne in Santa Fe hospital was read, thanking the club for flowers. New officers for six months include President Roger Hartwick and Vice President Dorse Fissell.

Lose Inn Homer Herbert Gouldin Joe Payne Los Angeles Santa Fe Aecsipiae Roger Hartwick Dorse Fissell Treas Herbert Gauldin Sargent James Skilling Donald Leak Davies Board of Directors Pete Jordan Earl Johnson Pat Garrett Wiley Owens Ed Seymour Lee Jonas

Kinslow Gas Station Offers Free Gas And Ice Cream

In the Los Angeles price war a Dixie Service Station, Kinslow & Son, plans to give 100 gallons of gasoline free and provide free ice cream as an extra incentive. The offer is advertised on page three of the paper.

Los Angeles Dixie Kinslow & Son

Jesse Olney Runs For Superior Judge Seat

Adelanto resident Jesse Olney has filed papers to seek the county’s superior court judgeship facing incumbent B. F. Warmer. A former county judge, Olney owns a ranch in Adelanto and is known for frequent Barstow visits and Kiwanis Club talks.

Jesse Olney Adelanto B. F. Warmer Olney Barstow Kiwanis Club

Mrs Meek to Visit Mother in Phoenix Arizona

Mrs Meek plans to travel this weekend to Phoenix Arizona to spend time with her mother and assess a family matter.

Mrs. Meek Phoenix Arizona

Mining Assessment Work Not Waived This Year

Doubt has been expressed by unpatented mining claim owners about this year’s assessment work due by noon July 1, 1980. Walter W. Bradley, State Mineralogist, notes confusion from a proposed bill HB 4337 to grant exemptions. Officials indicate the bill is unlikely to pass and annual labor will not be suspended. An affidavit of labor must be filed within thirty days after July 1 in the county recorder’s office.

Walter W. Bradley General Land Office Oddie Committee On Mines and Mining

Pacific Mines, Ludlow, Again in Limelight

The Pacific Mines corporation seeks $13,494.29 from San Bernardino County over alleged erroneous tax assessments on mining land eight miles south of Ludlow. Judge F A Leonard heard the case this week, with briefs due July 15 from the plaintiff and August 15 from the defendant. The property spans 400 miles of Bagdad Chase mining claims once active but now quiet. taxes over 1914 to 1926 are disputed. Attorneys Lyon Fleming Robbins of Los Angeles for the company and Ralph E Swing of San Bernardino for the county.

Pacific Mines Corporation San Bernardino Ludlow F. A. Leonard Leonard Abje Bagdad-Chase Mining Group Mining Corporation Board of Supervisors Lyon, Fleming and Robbins Los Angeles Ralph E. Swing

Suspicious Youth Is Jailed After Car Search

R A Moore a Barstow area deputy arrested a young man described as suspicious on Saturday. He drove a sedan that, when searched, yielded a quantity of goods including candies tobaccos flashlights and soft drinks all in original wrappings. Three guns were found in the car. The youth gave the name Davis Chicago age 15 but appeared older. He was taken into San Bernardino.

R. A. Moore Barstow Davis Chicago San Bernardino

Newberry Teachers Attend San Bernardino Trip

Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Doris Sischo, teachers from Newberry, spent Wednesday and Thursday in San Bernardino. Lewis attended a friend's wedding while in the city.

Mary Lewis Newberry Doris Sischo San Bernardino Lewis City

Barstow Visitor Seeks Mining Property East of City

James G. Conner arrived in Barstow area this Thursday to inspect mining property supplies about 25 miles east of Barstow, pursuing potential development and investment opportunities.

James G. Conner Barstow

Barstow Visit By KSL Official Glade Attends Night Ball

Earl J. Glade managing director of KSL radio in Salt Lake visited Barstow this week with his party and attended the night ball game. They enjoyed the visit as much as locals enjoy KSL programs.

Earl J. Glade KSL Salt Lake Barstow Glade

Large Corporations Preparing For Growth In Barstow

Barstow will gain a 22 000 gallon water tank on the old river bridge landmark as the third reservoir in the system. The city already has 200 000 gallons on Second and White Streets and 500 000 gallons on Bear Valley road, totaling 722 000 gallons. A 16 inch well north of the river bridge with turbin pump will feed a new 12 inch line to the new storage tank and connect to the Harvey Trouse main for north Barstow. A booster pump will boost service, with annual improvements expected between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars. Former manager Kent is supervising the installation for American State Water Service Co. The water, power, telephone, telegraph, oil, railway firms and others are investing toward Barstow’s future, anticipated to begin once Boulder Dam legislation passes, while the Highway Department advances the Barstow to state line route for heavy Boulder Dam traffic. Contracts for the eastern highway section have been let.

Water Company Barstow Second White Streets Bear Valley Road Upton Ranch Harvey Trouse Harvey House Kent The American State Water Service Co Power Company Telephone Company

Mortensen Family Visits Tony's Cafe Host in LA

Mr and Mrs Pete Mortensen and their son spent the weekend in Los Angeles. On Monday Mr Mortensen called onTony of Tonys Cafe, who is in Ramona hospital in San Bernardino. Mortensen reports Tony is able to be about his room and expects to return home in about ten days.

Pete Mortensen Los Angeles Mortensen Tony Ramona Hospital San Bernardino

Desert tragedy near Cadiz leaves two dead

Salvadore Moreno and his elderly Ventura mother died of thirst after their car bogged in Blythe cut-off sands near Cadiz. Their bodies were buried on site after a five hour effort by deputies. A second party reached Cadiz and reported the tragedy. Deputy Farley blocked the road to prevent further incidents.

Salvadore Moreno Ventura Blythe Texas Richard Jess Los Angeles Cadiz J. I. Farley Victorville J. H. Lucas Daggett C. H. Marks Needles and Chapman & Co Needles Morticians Moreno Farley

Power Substation Under Construction In Barstow

Ground was broken this week on a new 32000 dollar transformer substation at Fifth and Hutchison Streets by Southern Sierras Power Company. R O Brown of Riverside oversees, with Carl De Wolf handling foundations. About two months to complete. The station will convert 33000 volt lines from Victorville to 2200 volts for Barstow distribution, handling about 1500 HP, more than double the present capacity. 30000 pounds of structural steel will be erected. The facility will be modern and ready for future growth, and the old station will be dismantled after completion.

Fifth and Hutchison Southern Sierras Power Company R. O. Brown Riverside Carl de Wolf Victorville Barstow

San Bernardino County Fair Association Forming at Victorville

Twenty nine charter members listed for the San Bernardino County Fair Association as communities begin preparations for the second county fair to be held in Victorville. Articles of incorporation have been sent to James M. King, association attorney, with 29 charter member names. Miss Kathryn Drumm is spending two weeks in Barstow attending Pasadena Junior College.

San Bernardino County Victorville San Bernardino County Fair Association James IL. King Kathryn Drumm Barstow Pasadena

Stella Foley Travels From Barstow to Yellowstone Park

Stella Foley of San Bernardino formerly Barstow traveled through here this week en route to Yellowstone National Park where she will work for the summer. She visited her brother T. G. Garrett and his family during the train stop.

Stella Foley San Bernardino Tormerly Barstow Yellowstone National Park T. G. Garrett

Hendersons and friends enjoy Sunday in Big Bear Valley

Mr and Mrs George Henderson and family and Lubin J Henderson spent Sunday in Big Bear Valley. Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer were business visitors in San Bernardino Wednesday, Mrs John Benson entertained her bridge club members Thursday afternoon, Mrs Goellner won high score award.

George Henderson Lubin J. Henderson Big Bear Valley Fred Bauer San Bernardino John Benson Bridge Club Goellner

Local Jeweler Jacobson Remodels Display Windows

LL Jacobson the local jeweler has remodeled his display windows to make the store more attractive. The updated storefront is intended to draw more customers and showcase seasonal jewelry offerings.

LL. Jacobson

Bess Route to Yellowstone Park Through Barstow

Southern California motorists can reach Yellowstone via the Arrowhead Trail to Salt Lake City then UV I route. The drive covers 1115 miles from Los Angeles to the park and takes about four days with a $3 car entrance fee. Road conditions vary with stretches under construction and detours, but pavement extends LA to Barstow and through to Salt Lake City.

National Auto Club California Yellowstone National Park Salt Lake City The Park Los Angeles Barstow Daggett Yermo Las Vegas Crystal State Line Utah State Line Cedar City Fillmore and Nephi Yellowstone National Parks

Futuristic Sweet Shoppe Opens In Modern Themed Build

The Futuristic Sweet Shoppe of Mr. and Mrs. Van Aman near completion will open mid next week. The remodeled building now features a mountain facade with a snow capped peak and an orange burnt umber and green plaster interior. A modern air system ensures year round comfort and the space includes three side booths, a central dance area, a north fireplace, a south counter, new kitchen sink, and an added store room.

Rollers Seek $51,728.25 Damages from Daleys Inc

Mr and Mrs Henry Roller of Colton sue Daleys Inc grocery in San Bernardino for 1929 Dec 11 car truck crash injuries in superior court seeking 51728 25 dollars in damages and 54729 25 total claim.

Henry W. Roller Colton Daleys, Inc San Bernardino Superior Court

Beacon Tavern to Open Next Week in Main Street Pair

Burt A. Heinly of Highway Communities, Inc reports plans to launch the Beacon hotel and cafe on Main Street. The cafe is already operating and the hotel is slated to open by June 28 with an advertisement to run in next week's Printer.

Burt A. Heinly Highway Communities, Inc Los Angeles Beacon Main Street

Mojave Valley Creamery Elects Officers and Directors

At a recent stockholders meeting W. H. Hartwick of Hinkley district was elected president and L. G. Palmer of Helendale district vice president. J. H. Manson of Waterman ranch is treasurer and E. D. Evensen of Barstow secretary with Wm. Foraker as plant manager. Directors named include J. H. Manson FE. D. Evensen L. J. Henderson A. L. Doran L. G. Palmer W. H. Hartwick and Ed Krause.

Mojave Valley L. G. Palmer W. H. Hartwick Ed. Krause

Santa Fe Plans Two New Rail Lines Across West

The Santa Fe Railroad will begin 110 miles from Felt Oklahoma to Calmor New Mexico and 220 miles from Las Anamas Colorado to Amarillo Texas. Total estimated cost for both lines is 165 million dollars. The company recently completes 152 miles of new lines in southwest Texas as part of a broad western expansion. The Felt to Colmar route is seen as shrinking Pacific coast to Chicago distances, sparking interest from California Arizona and other western states.

Santa Fe Railroad Felt Okla Calmor N. M Las Anamas Colo Amarillo Tex The Santa Fe Texas California Arizona Felt Colmar Pacific Coast Chicago United States

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Pioneer Ludlow Firm Xchange Roger Hartwick New A Kinslow Pacific Mines Fair Association Yellowstone Park Beacon Tavern Creamery Association
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