Barstow Improvements and Local Construction Plans
Barstow sees blocks cast for new residences on adjoining lots and a cement reservoir planned east of town to serve irrigation and swimming needs. Haws will install a California rotary pump for 700 to 900 gallons per minute, with home improvements and new rooms at the Haws residence. Mrs. Gilham’s five acres east of town is fenced, with two peach trees surviving drought. A second five acres for sale at 50 dollars per acre adjoins on the county highway. Ed Lazenby expands with fruit trees and hogs for the market. New 12 foot awnings for the telephone office and improvements to Barstow Union High School facilities are noted, along with a paint update for Central Garage and town-wide calls to improve curb appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. M. Haws
Barstow
Haws
Barstow Union High School
Hinkley School District Bond Election Notice
Qualified electors of Hinkley School District will vote on March 25, 1921 at Hinkley Store from 8 am to 6 pm on issuing bonds totaling 10000 for a new school building and equipment. Bonds of 500 each, 6 percent interest, ten year terms, with bond numbers 1 to 20. Wm M. Raftery is inspector and John A. Wiles O Piotner act as judges. Notice dated February 28 1921 by S. H. Young, trustee. First publication Feb 24, last publication March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley
San Bernardino
California
Hinkley Store
Wm. M. Raftery
John A. Wiles
Piotner
Campaign to Raise Gold Price Backed by McFadden Bill
Western drive for higher gold value aims to aid mining costs and keep mint price steady. W J Loring to set San Francisco headquarters with Fletcher Hamilton and other mining leaders to rally public support for a $10 per ounce premium on gold used for non coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Loring
American Congress
San Francisco
Fletcher Hamilton
Desert land final proof notice for Priesing in Los Angeles
Charles A Priesing of 3520 Trinity Street Los Angeles California filed intention to make final proof under the desert land act to establish claim to SE Section 20 Township 11 N Range 6 W S B Meridian before the U S Land Office Los Angeles at 9 o clock AM on April 5 1921 witnesses named E T L Littrell Dosia Littrell Jacob F H Durbahn Frank Strinkmeyer all of Los Angeles or Redondo California registered by Bd Il Groves Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Charles A. Priesing
Trinity Street
S. B. Meridian
U.S. Land Office
E Tenderson Littrell
Dosia Littrell
Redondo
Jacob FH. Durbahn
Frank Srinkmeyer
Groves
Register
Frank Brinkmeyer
North 4
Township
Range
U. i. Land Office
Jacob H. Durbahn
Henderson Littrell
Pasadena
B. F. Groves
Calif
Thomas G. Jordan
Barstow
United States
San Bernardino
Frank EK. Sweeten
Blanche E. Jordan
Manley ©. Sweeten
San Diego
Horace H. Stowe
Halleck
Edgar M. Wooldridge
Daggett
S. B.M
Mortimer A. Webber
Benjamin Funcheon
Louis Skobel
Luka Haimut
Notice of Office Location and Publication Date
The secretary H L Hubbard announces the office is in Room 414 H W Hellman Building at 356 South Spring Street Los Angeles California The first publication date is March 19 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Consolidated Oil Company
H. W. Hellman
South Spring Street
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Hawes
San Bernardino County
California
H. L. Hubbard
H. W. Helluran Building
H. L. Hubbard, Secy
South Spring ‘Street
Los Angeles
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Liberty Theatre Program
Sennett
Mildred Harris
Polly
Saub Pollard
Alliias Alladdin
Florence Vidor
Pricilla Dean
Lon Chaney
Universal
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Charlie Chaplin
the Kid
Polie N Vegin
Big Eli Ferris Wheel
Rodger’s
Ed. Lazenby
Mr. Lazenby
Guy Martin
Warren
G. Harding
E. Dockstader
Cal
C. D. Raftery
Geo. Siemon
S. H. Young
George Vick
Prop
A. P. Ring
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