Nosser Hosts Desert Mining Camp St Patrick Ball Stuns Randsburg
In Randsburg district March 17 Jack Nosser staged a landmark St Patrick Ball praised as the grandest desert dance festival across San Bernardino Kern and Inyo counties. The event drew old timers from Darwin Panamint Needles and beyond with celebrants praising Nosser’s generosity and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wray
Randsburg
John J. Nosser
St. Patricks
Jack Nosser
Tiernan
Ireland
Old Jack
Three Holstein cows of E. D. Barry Jr. Daggett records set
In Gardner's Holstein-Friesian report, E. D. Barry Jr. of Daggett California has three pure bred cows listed. Lady Coloma Gelsche yielded 458.9 pounds milk and 24.088 pounds butter fat in seven days, Lady Pontiac Holingen Jewel 437.7 pounds milk and 22.609 fat with 30 day totals of 2050.8 pounds milk and 94.967 fat, and Anoakia Korndyke Gelsche 624.3 pounds milk and 17.492 fat in seven days. Records are supervised by Dairy Division staff and duplicates sent to the State College for verification.
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Malcolm H. Gardner
Delaven
Wis
Pontiac Holingen Jewel
Anoakia Korndyke Gelsche
College of Agriculture
State College
Mojave Desert Farm Bureau Forms Federation
The Mojave River Riparian Owners Association seeks data on river waters as ranchers log well levels amid flood rises. Deserts Farm Bureau Centers of Mohave Desert plan a new federation to include nonfarm residents and landowners, aiming to collect desert farming lore and fund speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix van Dyke
Mojave River
County Farm Bureau
Barstow Printer Agency Opens in Randsburg Store
Due to demand the Barstow Printer opens an agency at Gunderson Jones Store in Randsburg. Subscriptions can be placed there. Papers go on sale after Saturday mail arrival at 5 cents per copy. Mail subscription is $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Randsburg
Gunderson Jones Store
Edith Coons Bypassed As Kelly Mine Camp Swells In Desert Boom
Miss Edith Coons, key discoverer of the Kelly mine, was absent due to poor health while the Big Four member was missing. All nonworking mine employees were present as the camp buzzed with visitors and transit—oldtimes returning, rooms scarce, and the desert camp alive with hopefuls and speculators.
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Liams
EK. T. Grady
Edith Coons
Kelly
Local News Roundup Sets Friday School Trustee Election
Several Barstow area items noted including a Friday election for school trustees and updates on residents travel health and business. Mr J E Willis shows slight improvement this week while Mrs Rochette returns from San Diego county. The Dillinghams return from their honeymoon and George Drum renovates his shop with fresh paint. Multiple notices detail local meetings March 29 at C S King ranch Hinkley and a County Farm Bureau gathering.
Automobile Makers Advise Regular Crankcase Cleaning
Automakers urge draining and flushing the crankcase at intervals to prevent engine wear from contaminated oil. Ford and Dodge agents emphasize that grit, carbon, and metal particles accumulate in oil, impairing performance and shortening engine life. Garages offer Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service with a special flushing agent to remove impurities without harming new oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Doran
Ford
Dodge
Anita Stewart Shines In The Yellow Typhone At Liberty
A screen production at Liberty Theatre last Friday night featured Anita Stewart in a dual role as twin sisters a vamp and a home loving girl her performance praised for versatility and admirably portrayed. The Yellow Typhone name deemed unsuitable. Also shown Crooked Streets starring Ethel Clayton a secret service agent with thrilling scenes. Tonight Dinty will be shown per Los Angeles critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Anita Stewart
Shanghai
China
Ethel Clayton
Dinty
Los Angeles
Barstow Triumphs In Ten To Nothing Game
Barstow defeated Vermos ten to nothing at the local diamond last Sunday with Barstows the victors. Next Sunday San Bernardino shop team, a top county seat squad, will visit to challenge Barstows. Local supporters urged to rally behind the team for a real competitive showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermos
Barstows
San Bernardino
Layman family visit to Barstow amid power office move
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Layman and daughter Betty visited Barstow yesterday. Layman directs storehouses for Southern Sierras Power, with inspection trips from Yuma to Beatty and the Imperial Valley. He will establish Riverside as his headquarters, and he formerly ran the Barstow plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Layman
Betty
Barstow
Layman
Southern Sierras Power Company
Yuma
Arizona
Beatty
Nevada
Imperial Valley
Riverside
Laymans
Mr. Layman
Selection of School Trustees Barstow
Barstow printer notes many candidates for the high school directors and urges two aims: select those best suited for detailed work and form a representative board to cooperatively handle all high school affairs. C. G. Phillips, president of the board, signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
C. G. Phillips
Riparian Water Rights and Meaning of Riparian Explored
H P Petre Winkley analyzes riparian water rights, tracing the term riparian to river banks and distinguishing surface stream flow from underflow. He argues riparian rights pertain to water between natural banks and that underground waters have no fixed banks, though land may hold rights to either type if a flow exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Petre
Winkley
School of
San Francisco Man Slashes Own Throat on Santa Fe Train
Hugh B. Riley of San Francisco attempted suicide aboard Santa Fe train No 2 as it neared Barstow slashing his throat with a razor. Dr Anderson treated him and sent him to San Bernardino with Constable Harris. Riley, an ex soldier, was bound for New York.
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Hugh B. Riley
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Barstow
Anderson
San Bernardino
Constable Harris
Riley
New York
New Comer Making Good in Brinkley District
J. A. Malink, a thrifty progressive farmer in the Brinkley district, was in town Monday to arrange a new five inch pump for his forty acre ranch. He farms twenty acres in alfalfa, plans ten more, and intends planting fifty nine pear trees with grape vines between rows next fall. He recently hauled fresh pork to northern mining camps and sold it quickly, showing optimism about grape culture and desert land fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Malink
Brinkley
Ile
Counoy
Mahnk
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O’leary
Johnson and Jewett
Minnehaha
Jesse Jewett
Mr. Nicholson
Nicholson
John W. Kelly
Elsie
St. Charles
Johannesburg
John
Hampton Wil
E. D. Barry, Jr. Daggett
The
Mojave River Riparian
Jones Store
J. E. Willis
Mrs. Rochette
San Diego County
Mrs
Reece Dillingham
George Drum
Mrs. Marlinee
Bessie Anderson
Altadena
Dr. Anderson
C. E. Iveson
van Dyke Ranch
Daggett
Mrs. R. M. Campbell
Helen
Campbell Ranch
T. C. Hines
Pasadena
R. L
Monrovia
Tom Moore
Victory Theatre
Moore
A. C
Bert) Wilson
Curtis Orchestra
Clerks
Bill Walker
Liberty Theater
Kramer
Carrie Conovers
Buck
Messrs
Compton and
Manson
Mace Station
B. Hays
R Nance
Hayes
Nance
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