Congregational Church Flag Day Services and Events
Attendance at Flag Day exercises was good despite weather. Next Sunday sermons address Moses and a viaduct talk. A vocation Bible school opened with about thirty enrollees. Visitors from Japan spoke to students. Picnic at Newberry Camp set for June 21. Ladies Aid met June 12 with cherry sherbet. Christian Science radio lecture by Richard J. Davis airs June 23 on KFOX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry Camp
Ladies Aid
Garver
Weld
KFOX
Richard J. Davis
Chicago
Ill
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Long Beach
Davis
Boston
Mass
Barstow Chamber Plans Bond Discussion On Sewer
A special Barstow Chamber meeting is set for Monday June 23 at 8 P M in the auditorium to discuss sewer system bonding. Public invited. Also notes Santa Cruz conference highlights show California Newspaper Publishers Association meeting with publishers from across the state. Mr and Mrs L E Tiernan of the Barstow Printer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow Chamber of Commerce
Our State
Santa Cruz
California Newspaper Publishers’ Association
L. E. Tiernan
Carstow
GOOD EQUIPMENT MAKES FARMERS BETTER CREDIT
A banker’s stake in farming drives focus on modern gear to cut costs and save labor. The piece argues profits come from high output or lowered costs, with bankers favoring equipment that reduces production expenses and boosts margins. It notes farmers should show machines will cut costs to secure loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Bankers Association
Pete Ring Seeks Continued Printer Subscription
A letter from A. P. Ring requests continued subscription to the Printer. Ring, who runs the American Shoe hospital in Escondido, sends regards to all the old timers and the Kiwanis group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Pete) Ring
Mr. Ring
Escondido
American Shoe Hospital
Do Not Be Grafted By Daily Ad Gimmicks
Edson R. Waite urges readers to scrutinize advertising before spending money. He warns that grafting schemes rely on consumer passivity and careless habits, urging people to study local business ads to ensure value and quality. He emphasizes that only honest firms endure ongoing publicity and serve customers with fairness.
Bargain Lots and Lands Near Barstow
Choice business and residence lots, garden acres and alfalfa lands with water guaranteed at 20 feet lift near Barstow. Priced from 75 to 100 dollars per acre. Write to or call Henderson and Nicklin, Barstow. Harry Allen of San Bernardino has been transferred to Barstow as first trick car inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Henderson & Nicklin
Barestow
Harry Allen
San Bernardino
Barstow School District Tax Election Notice
Electors in Barstow School District San Bernardino California will vote July 10 1930 on a six thousand dollar tax to maintain the school The polls open 1 to 6 PM at the district office Officials named to conduct the election are Mrs Cooper inspector Mrs Tart judge Mrs Garver judge Trustees Lubin Henderson Jennie Whicker Albert W Johnson First publication June 12 1930 Last publication July 10 1939
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
San Bernardino
California
Cooper
Tart
Garver
Lubin J. Henderson
Jennie O. Whicker
Albert “W. Johnson
Contest of Homestead Entry Cancelled for Lloyd Richards
Earl M. Uting files May 8 1980 contest to cancel Lloyd Thomas Richards Homestead Entry No 044225 for NEx 22 NW 23 T N R 5 W Mer in which Uting alleges no residence or improvements and abandonment since entry. Contestants must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with oath and proof of service. indicate preferred notice post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M
Uting
9Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Nex
T. N
Meridian
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William Cubitt
Sierras Power
Charles S. Kinnison
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Science
Antler’s Hall
8Rd and
Hutchison Street
Hotel
Flayward
Elxth and
Spring
Hayward
Bath
H. C. Fryman
Harry C. Wagener
Russell H. Wagener
Pete Ring
Edson R. Waite
Oenenane
Victorville
Motor Express
Colyton Street
Mutual
Hercules
Campbell
Daggett
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Lloyd Thomas Richards
Calvert St
Lankershim
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