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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
3
Local Barstow bottling firm reports a sudden upswing in soda and punch orders as temperatures rise. A truck shipment to Ludlow reflects growing demand, while A L Doran of Barstow Garage visited Los Angeles on Monday.
Mrs Jcque in French leases the building from C L Calvert and will open a tea room after remodeling the interior. Advertisement appears elsewhere in this paper and opening notice will run next issue. Henderson and Nicklin, borax land owners near Kramer, had parties interested in borax prospects checked Wednesday.
Charles Demetrius of San Bernardino spent a weekend with parents and friends. He left his machine and four typewriters plus a valuable overcoat in an unlocked car. Missing items reported with no store incident details. The Date Palm, India California. Demetrius family previously lived in Barstow. Leonard Larson and Marshall Minn visitors with B H Longs.
Marvin Kerfs Jr., a freshman, broke his left arm while attempting a hurdle on roller skates last week. He traveled with his mother to Los Angeles for treatment after the break proved difficult to set. Mass schedules dated Sundays in March and April are noted by Rev. Kerfs.
Mrs Huntley and Mrs Lydia Pease and her son of Hollywood stayed with Otto Christianson over the weekend, sharing hospitality and social chatter in a cordial visit.
Henderson and Nicklin of Barstow California warn drivers to watch their steps and fall for bargains on the highway before all offerings vanish, urging caution amid a rush of roadside deals.
Prime frontage along Barstow's main business street on highway. 17 feet deep lots now offered at 15 dollars per front foot with 1300 feet depth, divisible into multiple lots. No street light or road assessments as the state funds improvements. Hard surfaced highway.
The Western Pacific Oil Company announces delinquent assessments on February 4 1927 against numerous shareholders listed by name with certificate numbers and shares. A public sale of enough shares will occur at 415 Hollingsworth Building Los Angeles on March 28 1927 at 10:00 AM to cover the delinquent amounts and sale costs. Frank W. Clark secretary.
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