Barstow News Briefs Highlight Mining and Industry
Travelers report two more banks fail in Salt Lake City. Barstow aims to boost manufacturing using iron and steel, with Bentonite and Barstow Mining Bureau offerings. Predictions cite abundant crops and silver as a monetary remedy. Fremont's Peak noted. Bradshaw Inc plans a 1932 campaign. Utah mines close. bootleggers jailed by Deputy Snedigar.
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Desert Flowers Bloom Near Mojave River Floods
Deep snows in the mountains feed the Mojave River causing floods that promise rich crops including heavy alfalfa yields and thriving orchards. Flowers are expected to appear within one or two weeks as desert blooms near the river valley.
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Boulder Dam Workers Resume Flood Cleanup Tasks
Boulder Dam crews restage operations after subduing floods on the Colorado River. Workers clear debris and restore routine power and water flow as authorities monitor river conditions and safety.
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Boulder Dam
Colorado
Barstow Printer marks twenty third year with thanks
The Barstow Printer thanks readers and advertisers as it enters its twenty third year of service to Mojave River Valley and surrounding districts. Publisher Lloyd E. Tiernan lauds community cooperation, urges merchants to support the paper with ads, and credits loyal subscribers for the milestone. Rev Ferris also offered commendation at church last Sunday.
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