Hinkley News Briefs Highlight Power Line Plan and Local Life
Farmers sign with Southern Sierras Power for valley electric, enabling irrigation and growth. Leonard Tucker expands turkey venture toward Thanksgiving markets. Henry Foye buys a Ford roadster. Missionary meeting yields a quilt sale for six dollars. Hinkley school enrollment nears two-teacher capacity. Mrs. Polling visits from Kansas and contemplates settling locally. Women’s Improvement Club marks sixth annual meeting and plans a clubhouse. bond and trustee election set for March 26.
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Women’s Improvement Club
C. F. Phillips
Brown
Clark
Federal Council backs Near East Relief aid drive
The Federal Council of Churches endorses Near East Relief, now led by 1 Madison Avenue New York, to aid 1 250 000 starving in Western Asia. Executive committee urges prayer in all churches for distressed children and continued cooperation with Near East Relief programs.
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Federal Council of Churches
Near East Relief
Madison Avenue
New York City
Committee For
Armenian and Syrian Relief
Western Asia
Charles §. Macfarland
Levant
Growing Chicks Need Range and Fine Mash for Growth
Growing chicks thrive when given ample range for exercise and constant access to a growing mash. The mash should be rich in finely ground bone meal and finely ground oats and barley. Ensure the mash is ground very fine for best intake and nutrition.
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Barstow, California
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Fred Bauer
Board of Lubrication Engineers
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W. E Thompson
Standard Oil Co
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Fletcher Opera House
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