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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
3
Sacramento June 18 Governor Richardson signed Senate bill 751 enabling the Pine Flat irrigation project in the San Joaquin Valley. He also signed Senate Bill 216 amending the water storage act of 1921.
Public notice states that on Saturday July 7 at 3 PM at Cliff House resort near Water California J H Douglass will sell all rights to a 1917 Maxwell Roadster left for repairs in June 1922 to satisfy repair storage and advertising bills at cash highest bid.
Department of the Interior announces Clarence T. Cleland of Barstow California will present final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land in Tp 31S R46E MDM. Proceedings before the U S Commissioner in San Bernardino on July 25 1923 with witnesses Otto Seabury Milo Pence Charles Hopkinson and John Dety. First publication June 21 1923 last publication July 49 1923.
Barstow Branch of the San Bernardino National Bank celebrates its birthday with a 70 pound cake on display in the White and Pratt window. A candle equals the bank’s age and will burn for hours as patrons guess the time for a prize. The cake, baked by a Redlands baker, is large enough for all customers to share. The bank has shown steady monthly deposit growth since opening last June, and Manager Weld is pleased with local support.
President Harding expressed confidence that the government will finish the 12 month period ending June 20 with a surplus of 200 million dollars and urged further economies in the next fiscal year. He warned officials against pressuring Congress for larger appropriations than budget bureau recommendations. He also signaled readiness to consider discharging officials who urged exceeding the budget.
Murphy Bros garage Ludlow California hosts a public auction on June 30 for a Ford touring car engine No 1620361. Storage charges will be paid by the highest bidder. First pub June 7.
The Southern California Editorial Association plans a three day visit to Frank Culver's Forest Home in Mill Creek Canyon near Redlands. About a hundred newspaper men and wives from the southern state are expected with Governor Friend W Richardson among the anticipated attendees. The site features pines streams log cabins an orchestra and dance floor and is famed for Culver's hospitality.
In Estelline South Dakota the Farm Bureau story recounts a Minnesota member who joined the bureau and then sent a humorous letter asking for a spare bedroom bureau. The reply notes no local bureaus in Washington and cites Sydney Anderson in Minnesota at work on a No. 1 Farm Bloc. St Isidore’s Plow.
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