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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1919

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Barstow Soldier Recalls French Front in 1918 Letter

A Barstow family receives a letter from Chas A Mitchell written in Albrey France January 25 1919 describing his hospital stay and service in World War I. He details first learning in Chaene Santovebel and the Argonne woods and notes his army roles chief wagoner chief mechanic and artillery assignment with the 91st Division later in the First Army. He reflects on longing for home and danger from bombs while recounting enlistment dates ranks and unit movements.

Albrey France Leona Chaene Santovebel Argonne Woods Wagoner Wagner Lieut Holt Fresno California Johnny Argonne Red Cross Waconer Cnas A. Mitone Ward Allerey

First Annual Ball of Railroad Clerks a Grand Success

The Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks held its first annual ball Tuesday night in Sloans Hall. Publicity by H. B. Martin helped raise funds with window cards and ads from town businesses. The hall was crowded and the festive crowd enjoyed the evening, though some bumped in the crowded space.

Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks Sloans Hall Martin

Congressmen Back Plan for Sierra Nevada Highway Across

California and Nevada lawmakers support a proposal to route a major highway through the Sierra Nevada region, aiming to connect coastal cities with inland communities and boost regional commerce. The move involves federal and state cooperation and potential environmental reviews.

California Nevada Sierras

Color Clash Grips Barstow High Weekly News

The Barstow Union High School weekly notes a continuing color contest among classes, with freshmen in gold and white, seniors in green and white, and sophomores in blue and white. Rooftop decorations, oil on the flagpole, and disrupted access mark the tensions ahead of quarterly exams and an impending university inspector visit.

Barstow Union High School Weekly News

High School Trustee Election Friday in Daggett

Election for the High School Board is set for Friday March 28. Terms of Mrs. R H Greer and Mr C C Compton expire with neither candidate yet declared. The report notes Compton and Greer have served long terms and urges a Daggett representative be found. Only those declaring in writing five days before election can appear on ballots. Notices will be posted soon.

R. H. Greer C. C. Compton

A Few Whys and Wherefore in Barstow

A reader asks a series of questions about Barstow's incorporation, Sunday laws, bootlegging, Boy Scout groups, a president, youth in church, and a Christian revival. The note states the writer did not originate from any preacher.

Barstow

Ten 9400 Ton Steamers Under Construction at Bay Point

Bay Point shipyard reports ten 9400 ton steamers under construction. The project highlights ongoing shipbuilding activity in the port with multiple vessels progressing through the yard.

Bay Point

Town Topics Barstow Church Services and Local Notes

Regular services at the Free Methodist church on Sunday March 9 include Bible study at 11 a.m. led by Mrs. P. Barnes, Sunday school at 10 a.m., and preaching at 7:30 p.m. A revival is announced for Sunday. Jack Hughes returned from vacation. Donald Henderson of Needles visited Barstow on Tuesday evening en route to Los Angeles. Special Officer Gray now in Bakersfield division was in town. The Chautauqua ended its Barstow run last Thursday. State aid to high schools lists Barstow $501.74, Victorville $536.88, Needles $555.04. The Mission Play at San Gabriel draws many visitors by car from Los Angeles daily. Mrs. Almeda Craig circulated a petition urging Congress to return the A. E. K. F. and grant six months pay. Rev. P. S. Smith of the Southern Nevada and San Bernardino Episcopal Missionary program now stops in Barstow regularly, with services at Union church on Tuesday night March 11. Lieut. Soules won a four-round boxing match at Fletcher hall last Friday. opponent from San Francisco named Lammerson, noted for experience.

Free Methodist Church Barnes Chautauyne Barstow Victorville Needles P.S. Smith Nevada San Bernardino County Union Church Soules Fletcher Hall Soule San Francisco Lammerson

Paving of Highway to Start This Spring

H. D. Darlington, chairman of the California Highway Commission, says work may begin on the Summit to Victorville section this spring with 15 ft concrete paving. He cannot confirm progress between Victorville and Barstow this year, and notes a possible bond issue to complete the present system and add Barstow to Needles and Barstow to Mojave highways.

H. D. Darlington California Highway Commision Barstow Highway Commission Summit Victorville Needles Mojave

Beet acreage expansion to strain sugar factories

Reports from sugar beet states say beet acreage will rise enough to tax factory capacity. Union Oil strikes big on Mayberry property in Whittier. San Diego and Imperial Valley Oil Co. resumes drilling at Coyote Wells with oil expected between 900 and 1100 feet.

Union Oil Co Mayberry Whittier San Diego Imperial Valley Oil Co Coyote

Local Red Cross Board Reports March 1919 Meeting

Mojave River Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross met March 3 1919 at Red Cross headquarters with Mrs L White presiding. T C McCue reported 1046 38 balance on Feb 1 1176 Christmas roll call 18 magazine 6 annual memberships plus war fund donations totaling 2456 20. Disbursements 774 leaving 1682 balance and 82 81 cash balance difference noted. Canteen distribution totals 186 cigarette 440 gum 3 boxes 50 matches 600 postal cards 44 chocolate bars. approx 1000 cookies and 300 pounds homemade candy. Production committee reports 3 sweaters 1 helmet 4 pair socks 1 shawl. refugee garment quota planned as last season work. Meeting adjourned.

Mojave River Valley The American Red Cross Red Cross Bk. L. White T. C. McCue Borosolvay War Fund McCue C. L. Garver Canteen Committee B. P. Gouldin

Celebration in Honor of Soldiers Invites Barstow

Victorville plans a Sunday April 4 event at Victor Valley High School with reception cards dancing and entertainment to honor desert soldiers. Barstow is invited and Barstow guests should arrive in uniform. admission includes all activities with soldiers free and others paying.

Victorville Bcards Victor Valley High School Barstow A. L. Waterman Lloyd. E. Tiernan Harris Garcelon

Shipping Board seeks 1500 trainees for merchant marine firemen

The United States Shipping Board invites 1500 young men from California and the West to train as boilers firemen aboard the merchant marine training ship Ins on the Pacific coast. After training, firemen proceed to deepwater voyages earning 75 dollars monthly. uniforms and board provided. Apply at room 315 369 Pine Street San Francisco with birth certificates.

United States Shipping Board California Western States Ins Pacific Coast The Shipping Board Pine Street San Francisco

West Coast Industrial Update Highlights Postwar Plans

Reports from California and nearby areas show wage cuts at Shasta mines in Redding, major new construction like a $85,000 San Francisco apartment, and a $158,000 Porterville highway project. Growth includes cantaloupe farming in Livingston, a $50,000 Santa Barbara theatre, a $1,000,000 San Francisco pier replacement, and a push to expand sugar beet farming to aid postwar demand.

Shasta Redding Bush Street San Francisco Porterville Turlock Mellon Stanislaus Livingston Santa Barbara Congress West Alaska Visalia Talae County Robin G. Gemmell Utah Copper Co California Fresno Oakland American Tuna Corporation Libby, McNeill and Libby Sacramento Horst Ranch Wheatland

Tax Extension Notice From Treasury Chairman Washington 1919

John P. Carter Los Angeles collects a Treasury decision extending May 15 for certain returns 1099 1096 1041 1042 1098 1018 and partnerships calendar year filings. Partnerships and corporations with 1918 fiscal year extensions receive March 15. Public announcement urged. Individual and corporate returns still due March 15 with at least one quarter tax due.

Washington Los Angeles Treasury Roper John P. Carter

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Chas. A. Mitchell Florida B. RC Jack Hughes Donald Henderson Gray Bakersfield San Gabriel Pacific Electric Station San Gabriel Mission Industrial News Internal Revenue
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