Railroads Rendering Record Service in 1927 Progress
The piece praises private operation since the war, noting railroads rebuilt organizations, increased tonnage capacity, and greater efficiency. It credits improvements in equipment, reduced costs, higher earnings, and quicker turnover, presenting 1927 as a year of gratifying transportation progress and constructive factors for business.
Chief Snook Warns Traffic Officers Face High Hazard
Ninety one of the 247 state traffic force officers in counties were injured in the past year with three killed and four disabled for life. Casualties include broken noses and fingers, bruises, and contusions. Chief Frank G. Snook notes a 37 percent casualty loss, higher than wartime army losses, urging motorists to see officers as human and dangerous workmen on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hurd
Orange County
Richard Blacow
Santa Clara County
A. Morgason
Frank G. Snook
Five U S Disasters Since January Reported
The St Francis dam collapse in Southern California on March 12 marked the fifth U S disaster since January 1 that required Red Cross relief. The organization assisted 77 domestic disasters last year in addition to 20 abroad.
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St. Francis Dam
California
San Francisquito Canyon
United States
Red Cross
Horses Decline on U S Farms in 1927
The Department of Agriculture reports a further drop in the U S farm horse population in 1927 by about 604000, though the value rises four percent. Farmers increasingly use power for labor reduction as tractor use grows, with over 150000 added in 1926 and a expected rise in 1927. Fordson dealer A L Doran notes record low tractor prices and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
U. S
A. L. Doran
Fordson
Party at Cunningham Home in Barstow Hosts and Prizes
Mrs J C Thomson and Mrs George Cunningham hosted a bridge party Friday evening for twenty eight friends. Prizes included a tapestry high score, a bathing suit bag second and an overnight bag third. Light fare with galatin vegetable salad and chocolate confections served. Also listings for sale and rent notices and local real estate offers from Barstow California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Thomson
George Cunningham
Ralph Haan
Jordan
Harry Kelly
Owl
Second
Cottage Sts
N. F. Platt
Lonergan and Roundtree
Bagdad
Calif
Whiteside Blvd
Los Angeles
Western Pacific Oil Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
Western Pacific Oil Company announces a 24th 4 cent per share assessment levied March 14 1928 payable by April 16 1928 to the secretary at 415 Hollingsworth Building Los Angeles California. Delinquent shares by April 16 1928 will be sold at public auction on May 7 1928 to cover the assessment costs. Frank W Clark secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pacific Oil Company
Hollingsworth
Los Angeles
California
Cal
Western Pacific Otl Company
Frank W. Clark
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Mamie E Honey
Executor Claude J Whatley announces to creditors and all claimants against Mamie E Honey deceased they must file claims with vouchers within four months of first publication with the San Bernardino Superior Court or at the Duckworth and Larrison law office in San Bernardino. Date March 15 1928. Duckworth Harrison Attorneys for Executor. First Pub 3 22 28 to 4 19 28.
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Mamie E. Honey
Claude J. Whatley
Mamie FE
Honey
Superior Court
State of
California
County of
San Bernardino
Duckworth & Larrison
Andreson Bidz
City of
County of San Bernardino
State of California
Duckworth & Harrison
Election Notice for District School Tax in Minneola SD
Electors in Minneola School District San Bernardino California will vote on March 30 1928 on a tax measure to raise about 400 dollars to enlarge the present school building Elmer Newbrough Clerk First published March 3 1928 to April 12 1928
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Minneola
San Bernardino
California
Elmer Newbrough
Barstow and Needles Weekend Activity Notes
Barstow visitors Herbert Gouldin 25 and Elizabeth Francis 27 spent the weekend in Barstow. Filorende Topping 25 and friends traveled to Needles for the Barstow Needles game. Alumni boys played on Barstow's team Sunday March 18 in Needles.
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Herbert Gouldin
Barstow
Filorende Topping
Needles
Barstow-Needles
Elizabeth Francis
Aluuni
Phyllis Arends
IT. V. Allen Company
Los Angeles
Lulu Hodge
Geraldine Allen
Miss Phau
Muroe
Leah Chapin
Leah
Reginald Knaggs
Laurette Allen
Miss Paxton
James Kerr
Miller
Charles Shotwell
Forest Dillingham
Harold Palmer
Jose Serrano
Harry Swanger
Elmer Clark
Walter Evans
Harold Cope
Gerald Palmer
Scott Kerr
Fairview School District Ladies Host Arbor Day Program
NEWBERRY News notes a Wednesday gathering at the Fairview School with teacher Mrs. Idela Justesen. Arbor Day program followed a picnic lunch, trees and vines planted to beautify the grounds, and praise for District Supervisor Mrs. Gladys L. Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Idela Justesen
Childdren
Gladys L. Potter
Potter
E. M. Jones
O. O. Jonas
Los Angeles
Mars. J. Marcheska
Hobart Smith
Barstow
Mer
Kenneth Sischo
Richard
C. F. Sischo
Cliff House
Ernest Northup
Pomona
O. L. Northup
R. H. Bowman
Glenn McCoy
San Bernardino
Arends Heads to San Bernardino for Daughter Visit
C F Arends motored to San Bernardino on Wednesday where he met his daughter Miss Phyllis who is to enjoy a week long vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Henderson
Barstow
Clinkenbeard
C. F. Arends
San Bernardino
Phyllis
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Motor Express
Hewitt St
Mutual
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Conrad
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Shell Oil Station
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Margaret ‘Thursby
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B. F. Coats
Larsen Dye Works
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