Helendale Helendale Barstow Printer notices and local moves
The Barstow Printer offers a 52 week subscription for $2.00 while noting numerous community updates. Mrs Merritt visits the Martin family. Glen Moore ill with sciatic rheumatism. Mrs Charles Gray improving from influenza. Theodore Krug family to visit Los Angeles. John Abken visiting San Bernardino relatives. Warren Smithson’s relatives from Los Angeles visit Smithson ranch. Opal Mitchell and Olive Mitchell connected to Helendale and Oro Grande. King the carpenter works on Blue and White store addition. Gordon Wyllie of Mojave Marl in Wild visits. Francis Johnson in Long Beach on business. Jess Cook oversees Helendale garage during Johnson’s absence. Three families Lyle Pools Donald Leaks Otto Nottermans employed in Oregon. Positive notes on local paper’s appearance. Shallow Water District publicity welcomed. DeAttleys move back to Helendale. state highway employee reassigned to Running Springs Park, enjoying desert climate after mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Johnson
Long Beach
Jess Cook
Wild
Helendale
Mrs. DeAttley
Mr. DeAttley
State Highway
Running Springs Park
Hodge School Hosts Card Party Dance at Midnight Lunch
The Hodge School entertainment committee held a Box social dance and card party on Friday night March 11 at Hodge School. Fifty-two visitors signed the guest book, bids rose for prizes, and Gil Hodge won his chosen supper companion. Supper at midnight followed by dancing as Miss Laura Teams clogs and Mrs. Nickeron plus Mrs. Hodge provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge School
Gilbert Hodge
Gil
Laura
Nickeron
Hodge
Leon Carmon
Notable attendees listed at regional gathering
Those present were James J. Cole and Gordon Wyllie of San Bernardino, Arthur Doran of Barstow, Mrs. Rheba Henry of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smithson and their son Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clevenger, and Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Moye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Cole
Gordon Wyllie
San Bernardino
Arthur Doran
Barstow
Rheba Henry
Los Angeles
Warren Smithson
Warren
Homer Clevenger
U. C. Moye
Daggett Miner and Painter A. E. Williams Succumbs in California
A. E. Williams of Daggett died of pneumonia in a San Bernardino hospital on Saturday, March 12. He had lived in Daggett three years and homesteaded west of town. Williams, a miner and sign painter, had been ill for three months. He is survived by a brother, Judge Williams, residing in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Williams
Daggett
San Bernardino
Williams
Judge Williams
Texas
California farmers use 32,235 tons minerals in 1931
A Sacramento report states that California farmers used 32,235 tons of agricultural minerals in 1931 to enrich soil, compared with 54,180 tons by growers that year. Readable breakdown shows limestone and shells 6,100 tons, marl 5,766 tons, hydrated lime 1,335 tons, lime by products 3,555 tons, gypsum 5,583 tons, and sulphur 654 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Gold in Copper Ore Trade War Issue
The article notes copper mines contain gold and describes Hoover mines in South America sending copper and oil duty free, harming U S industries unable to compete with cheap labor. It urges registration and voting while warning that Britain and Canada adopt protectionism and end free of duty imports. A new problem now confronts us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
South America
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Merritt
Oliver Martin
Martin
Glen Moore
Charles Gray
Theodore Krug
John Abken
Fred Abkens
Francis
Mrss
Smithson Ranch
Opal Mitchell
Olive
Oro Grande
Curtis Moye
King
Charles Burden
Mojave Marl Company
Lyle Pools
Donald Leaks
Otto Nottermans
Oregon
Curtis Mayo
Mojave River Bridge
J. E. van Rhyn
Mary Randall
Goddard
Bee Radio Aereetae Te Ie Litter
Columbia
Nat Shilkret
Alex Gray
Argentina
India
New Zealand
O. K
Shanghai
du Pont
Liecerr & Myrns Torscco Co
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