Mining and Randsburg Local News in Briel
Randsburg area notes genetic to mining and local events. Senator Bursum proposed exemption for mining claims until 1923, debated by Amos Leese, who seeks action against it. Hamp Williams surveys the Big Bonanza mine as local news flows from Randsburg May 7 5. The town reports rain across Mojave districts, Don Arturo Onena earns honorary life membership in Chuckawalla Society, and camp progress on Coyote and Bray shafts with new machinery.
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Senate
Bursum
New Mexico
Barsum
Sen
Shortridge
Congress
Amos Leese
Dr. Denton
Hamp Williams
Fenner
Alpha
Omega
Bisbee and
Bray
Mojave Desert
League
Bill Anderson
Almond Hotel
Johannesburg
Fox Moving Picture Co
Randsburg
Mojave
Panamint
Kern River
Fremont
Golden Gate
Searles Valley
Don Arturo Onena
San Sebastian
Spain
Chuckawalla Society
Don Arturo
Santa Barbara
Charles B. Elwell
Ventura County
Alfonso
Don Alturo
John W. Kelly
E. L. Blanck
Harry Anderson
R. S. Bray
Ostick
D. W. Bisbee
Coyote
Bisbee
Colorado
Kelly
Grady
BE. I Grady
E. G. McConnell
Kelly Mine
Masons Banqueted in Barstow Saturday Evening
About a dozen Masons from San Bernardino and Victorville plus several from Yermo Daggett and nearby towns met in Barstow on Saturday May 7 for a get together with Barstow Masons. A banquet at Casa del Desierto Hotel followed by a programme featured speakers Mark Shaw Masonic of Phoenix Lodge San Bernardino Newburg and Worshipful Master Gilbert. L J Henderson acted as toastmaster and the event ended with music and discussion at the grammar and high school buildings.
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San Bernardino
Victorville
Yermo
Daggett
Barstow
Masonic Brothers
Casa del Desierto Hotel
Witte
Mark B. Shaw
Phoenix Lodge
S. B
M.J. Newburg
San Bernardino Lodge
Shaw
Gilbert
Phoenix
L. J. Henderson
Masons
Standard Oil Ad Spotlight At Bakersfield Printer Office
R P Redman advertising manager for Standard Oil of Bakersfield visited the Printer office this morning. Advertisers in this issue are urged to note their Standard Oil products and consider prompt attention.
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R. P. Redman
Standard Oil Company
Bakersfield
Standard Oil
Stradavara Phonograph Shop to Open in Barstow
Stradavara Phonograph Shop from San Francisco and Portland will open in Barstow offering Stradavara phonographs and a full line of records. Models Mozart Beethoven Chopin Harmony Melody Verdi will be stocked, with record capacities from 49 to 108, and the shop plans to use a Barstow Library adjoining room as a temporary site, opening Saturday May 14.
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Stradavara Phonograph Shop
Barstow
Phonograph
Stradivara Phonograph
Bethoven
Antonio Stradivari
Stradivara Universal Reproducer
Stradivara
Stradivara Phonograph Shop
Anaheim Couple Visits Bucholz Family Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Kneip and their five children traveled from Anaheim to visit relatives of the Bucholz family the past weekend. Mrs Kneip is a niece of Mr Bucholz.
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John Kneip
Anaheim
Bucholz
Kneip
Mr. Bucholz
Barstow Union High School Notes
Barstow Union High School notes include the annual student body play Aunt Sophronia at College set for May 16 at Liberty Theatre with 25 cent admission. Prof Meade of UC visited May 9. School board officers named Mr Miller president and Mrs Pitcher clerk. Class of 1921 commencement June 6 at Liberty Theatre with Rev Edgar Fay Dougherty as speaker. Eugene Miller in Berkeley for brother Wallace Miller’s graduation.
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Liberty Theatre
Sophronia
The
High School Board of Education
Miller
Pitcher
Edgar Fay Dougherty
First Christian Church of
Los Angeles
Eugene Miller
Berkeley
Wallace Miller
New Church Site and Mother's Day Observed
The article reports plans for a new church site near the high school and a parsonage, with decisions imminent after visits by Dr. Kennvott, Mr. M. B. Clark, Agent W. R. White, and the pastor. It covers merged services for summer, upcoming events including a dramatic sketch The Veteran and the Dough-boy, missionary offerings, lectures, music, etc. It notes past services, a Mothers Day program, and ongoing church activities with Scouts, N F C girls, Women’s Association, and a Sunday school picnic near Daggett.
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Kennvott
M. B. Clark
Needles
W. R. White
Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief
Ceylon
Holy City
Frank Roberto
Japan
Stevens
Smith
Items of Interest from Farm Bureau Doig Notes
A Desert Farm Center solves meat supply issues by weekly local slaughter and low-cost sales. Plans for a cold storage plant, a 90 lamb purchase, and regional marketing through the Glen County and national Farm Bureau groups are noted. Cotton pooling, wool blankets, and a Dallas headquarters exchange aim to boost cooperative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. George
Naja County
Lutcher
Parma Bureau Center
Glen County Farm Boreat
Iinois Agricultural Association
Farm Bureau Federation
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Howard
National Farm Bureau Federation
Gillete
Safety Razor
Lindsay
San Joaquin Valley
Watsonville
Yakima Valley
Washington
Pajaro Valley
U.S
Army of Occupation
Germany
Livermore Valley
Alameda County
Church Picnic Plans Invite Families and Children
Those urged to attend with their children, with vacant seats in church machines to be notified to Miss Cook or Mr. Henderson. Attendees should gather at the church Saturday at 8 o clock sharp with a drinking cup and a basket lunch. Outdoor games are planned and a thoroughly good time is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daggett
Miss Cook
Mr. Henderson
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Briel
John C. Wray
Stradivara Phono
Graph Company of
San Francisco
Portland
Barstow Union High School
Frederica Dresse
Professor Meade
University of California
Nimble Finger Circle
Frederica Crésie
Metzger
Gounod
Evelyn Taylor
Lilian Burnside Hirida
Tle Lee
Gila Lee
Myrtle Meeks
Mozelle Brinkerhoff Amerian
Mina Conaway
Young Ladies
Boy Scouts
N. F.C
Europe
Africa
Women’s Association
Mexico
Farm Bureau
Sacracramento Valley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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