Freshmen Host Lunch As Athletics Gain Pace
Last Tuesday the freshmen served lunch for the class and faculty with hot chocolate and sandwiches. Lelia Duncan remains away due to a foot injury. Renewed interest in athletics shows as girls appear in regulation basketball costumes and promise more work. Baseball sunikies ordered. track prep underway. Needles High asked about offerings in athletics. Marmalade by domestic science girls wins $5 prize at the Orange Show. Marmalade makers: Margaret Meikle, Liner Funk, Lillian Miller, Vivian Massa. Assembly period features Niagara Falls description by Miss Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Frederica Previe
Lelia Duncan
Needies High
Domestic Science Department
Margaret Meikle
Liner Funk
Lillian Miller
Vivian Massa
Farm tax law allows deductions for farm labor services
A farmer may deduct wages paid for an employee who assists on the farm or a helper whose time is devoted to milking, meals, and care of laborers, but not if the worker is exclusively for the farmer's household. Deductions cover ordinary business expenses. personal or living costs are prohibited, including rent, servant wages, food, clothing, and family maintenance.
Notice for Public Land Claimants Wooldridge Daggett
Edgar M Wooldridge of Daggett California files intention to prove desert land entry 030366 for NE ON W 44 section 22 township 9 north range 24 west Mount Diablo meridian before U S Commissioner in San Bernardino on March 29 1921 Witnesses Mortimer A Webber Benjamin Funcheon Louis Skobel Luka Haimut all of Daggett California First published February 24 Last publication March 24 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Calif
Edgar M. Wooldridge
Daggett
B.M
United States
San Bernardino
California
Mortimer A. Webber
Benjamin Funcheon
Louis Skobel
Luka Haimut
B. F. Groves
Hinkley School District Bond Election Notice 1921
Qualified electors of Hinkley San Bernardino County California are notified of a March 25 1921 bond election at Hinkley Store from 8 am to 6 pm to issue 10000 in district bonds for a new school building and equipment. Bonds of 500 each at 6 percent repayable over up to 10 years, with details on term lengths and numbers. Wm M Raftery named inspector John A Wiles and O B other as judges. Dated February 23 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley
San Bernardino
California
Hinkley Store
Wm. M. Raftery
John A. Wiles
Kramer Consolidated Oil Co
H.W. Hellman
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
William E. Collier
E.R. Crocker
Ae Cie Airy
Sale Ara Ale Scone
Arthur Glover
J.T. Knappene
Ts. Lena Morton
Fe Ee Eeee
John Novak
Geo. D. Pessell Ee Teee
S. E. Pullim
Eva J. ‘ Pullim
William Parsons
Mary E Palmer
W.Q. Sayers
H. JT. Staats
Ati
Fannie Smith
H. R. Sulliver
Chris
Julia Taylor
Roy Co
Yarrick
Board of Directors
H. W. Hee
Corsouth Spring Street
Los Aman
Angeles County
Cos Angeles City
Los
Ifornia
Hr. L. Hepbard
Kramer
I. W. Heilman
South Sprinity
Los Angelesg Street
Los Angeles County
Desert land final proof notices from Los Angeles
Department of the Interior notice of intended final proof under the purchase proviso act for Charles A. Priesing andFrank Brinkmeyer. Locations include SE Section 20, Township 11 North Range 6 West Meridan with witnesses from Los Angeles and Redondo. Dates April 15 1921 and April 5 1927 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Charles A. Priesing
Trinity Street
Township
S. B. Meridian
Wabove
Thenderson Littrell
Dosia Littrell
Redondo
Jacob HH. Durbahn
Frank Brinkmeyer
B. F. Groves
Register
UC. S. Land Office
North 4
Range
Jacob TH. Durbahn
Blenderson Littrell
Pasadena
B. EF. Groves
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Liberty Theatre Program
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A. Roeen
Atay Allison
Wmashe
Ueion Jaws
Kpeten Paws
Esuay
Bort Lytell
Poe
Lathsy Pathe
Barstow
Big Eli Ferris Wheel
Rodger’s
R. E. Richards
Daint
E. Dockstader
Cal
C. D. Raftery
GEO. Siemon
H. Young
San Bernardino County
George Vick
Prop
Barstow Real Estate CO
L. J. Henderson L. E Tiernan
A. P. Ring
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