Caleb Rogers Converts Figgerin to Red Cross Pledge
In Rogers Corners Caleb Rogers talks with Daniel Griggs about wartime sacrifice and convinces him to donate one hundred dollars to the Red Cross. Rogers argues the charity supports soldiers like Griggs and his son Jim with care, warmth, and medical aid across camps, ships, and trenches, making the gift a moral duty.
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Caleb Rogers
Rogers
Daniel Griggs
Caleb
Mr. Rogers
Dan
Red Cross
Griggs
Jim+Griggs
Dan Griggs
Big Pond
Jim
The
France
Kaiser’s
Sam
No Man's Land
Mr. Griggs
Jim Griggs
Red Cross Fund Update Shows Hundred Million Spent and Planned
John D. Ryan reports the first 100 million Red Cross fund disbursed with 105 million raised and 17 million in refunds to chapters. He lists allocations by country and service, noting 60 percent spend efficiency and confirming no use of the fund beyond member fees. May 20 to 27 designated as drive week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ryan
War Council
American Red Cross
Mr. Ryan
France
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Romania
Servia
Great Britain
Red Cross
United States
Red Cross Dance Nets funds at Ludlow event
Red Cross activities in Ludlow last week included a dance that netted 56.20. Music was by Mrs KE Settles. A cake by Mrs D G Murdock and Mrs Locke sold for 12.20 at auction with Thomas Murphy and Mr Rossiter as high bidders. Rossiter spoke on Red Cross deeds and invited Ludlow to Steadman Branch event on May 14. Twenty one new members joined. Murdock chairs, Reed treasurer, Sheridan secretary.
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Red Cross
Ludlow
Desert
KE. W. Settles
D. G. Murdock
Locke
Thomas Murphy
Mr. Rossiter
Rossiter
Steadman
Pacific Mines
Lena Reed
Jack Sheridan
Community notices and a farewell for Miss DeWolf
Mrs Geo Siemon returns home as The Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Henning's. Mr Henning comes back from Los Angeles. Ladies Improvement Club met at Mrs Osborne's. Valley held a farewell party for Miss DeWolf, Todd school teacher, at Mrs Riley's home with games and refreshments. She is held in high esteem by patrons.
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Ladies’ Improvement Club
Osborne
Miss DeWolf
Todd School
J. D. Rich
W. M. Raftery
C. D. Raftery
Henning
Guy van Gundy
Osborn
T. EK. Peek
Anna Heak
Marie Johnson
Bessie van Gundy
Leon Whitney
Floraday
Burt Wilson
Rue
Mason Molona
Geo. Siemon
DeWolf
Albert Hill
Riley
Valley Residents Report Homes and Projects
Harper Lake Valley notes show Slomer Parks returning from Los Angeles with plans at Stra Lechlan Farm. Speaker prepares a second alfalfa crop while tending a vegetable garden. F L Moore drills a well at Todd for EF H Spencer. Captain Maclachlan stays on the ranch and praises the Valley after extensive travels. Mrs M O' Fool travels to Los Angeles for the summer where her husband works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomer Parks
Stra Lechlan Farm
Los Angeles
F. L. Moore
Harper Lake Valley
Todd
EF. H. Spencer
Doctor Hallis Back at Office After Absence
Dr. Hallis returns to his office after several days away. Dr. Anderson hosts his nephew A. Anderson from Jerome Idaho this week as a guest.
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Dr. Hallis
Dr. Anderson
A. Anderson
Jerome
Idaho
Astounding Barstow remedy claims swift relief
The Barstow merchant wife suffered severe stomach trouble and could only eat toast fruit and hot water. An advertised mixture buckhorn bark gly cerine and Adler-ika flushes the entire tract and relieves constipation sour stomach and gas. It is claimed to have the quickest action sold by J. O. White druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. White
Barstow
Notice to Creditors in Minnie V Bedell estate
The administrator A S Bedell for Minnie V Bedell deceased issues a notice to creditors and claimants to file or exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication at the San Bernardino Superior Court or at T W Duckworth office San Bernardino CA. Dated March 25 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie V. Bedell
A. S. Bedell
Superior Court
State of California
San Bernardino
A S. Bedell
T. W. Duckworth
San Bernardino County
California
Notice for public action on homestead claim in California
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Los Angeles announces Noah Peeler of Newberry Station California filed for three year proof to establish land claim for SW of Sec 25 T N R E on June 1 1914 entry No 023682. Hearing set May 20 1918 before Register and Receiver with witnesses Louis Page Martin A Webber Anna L Peeler and Laura Webber.
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Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Independence
Cal
John W. Perkins
Los Angeles
M. DD
Meridian
H. W. Phipps
U. S
San Bernardino
Daniel W. Ma Loon
Elmer Kk. Cooley
Crutts, Cal
Able Allen Sloan
Mel. Able Allen Sloan
Barstow
Department OF the Enterior
Calif
Noah Peeler
Newberry Station
Wagner P.O
U. 8. Land Office
California
A. Mm
Non-Liability Notice From Red-Bridg Gold Mines Co California
The Red Bridg Gold Mines Co an Arizona corporation states it is not operating any cement property in the Goldstone mining district San Bernardino County California. Some property parts are leased and the company stockholders officers employees and mines are not responsible for salaries labor debts or injuries. Workers serve at their own risk and no debt claim against the mining properties or owners is valid. J B Stotler secretary Los Angeles June 6 1917. First insertion June 8 1917.
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Red-Bridg Gold Mine Co
Arizona
Goldstone
San Bernardino County
California
Red-Bridge Mining Co
Red-Bridg Gold Mines CO
Arizona Corporation
J. 8. Stotler
Los Angeles
Calif
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WAR Fund Committee
General Pershing
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Captain Maclachlan
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Europe
Astounding Report
George Vick
Prop
Pennington
Kodak
Hercules
Murphy Bros
Ludlow , Cal., and
Tecopa, Cal
Golden State Cement Co
Oro Grande
Halleck
Oliver
Harper, Register
A. Bedell
Joan D. Roche
Rexall Store
Best Drug Store
the Desert