Model T Reconditioning Costs From Ford Labor Page
Ford Motor Company lists approximate labor charges for Model T recon ditioning across engine and rear axle work. Rates include tune up 1.00 to overhaul 20.00 25.00 and rear axle overhaul 5.75 to 7.00 plus bearing, brake, and part replacements. Labor only, parts priced separately with Ford low profit policy.
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Ford Motor Company
Aeowacey
Alve
Baer Emerato
Shearer
Ford
Verhaul
Notice of Public Auto Sale for Lien in Barstow
Chas Mitchell of Mitchells Garage Barstow California will sell at Seventh and Main on June 8 1929 at 7 pm a 1928 Star Sedan California license 1921 944 Motor 191937 to satisfy a lien for services. Twenty days notice was sent to owner and DMV per law with proceeds to cover costs. Sale under Section 3025 Civil Code California.
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Chas. Mitchell
Mitchell
Seventh
Main Streets
Barstow
California
Lien sale notice at Mitchell's Garage Barstow
At the Main Street business in Barstow California the lien sale will take place at 10 A M on the 8th day to satisfy a lien for services rendered on a Star Coupe 1928 California license No 1034-594 Motor No 212224 Costs of keeping and sale under provision. First publication May 23 1929.
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Chas. Mitchell
Mitchell
Seventh and
Main Street
Barstow
California
Division of Motor Vehicle Department
For Sale and Rent Notices From Barstow Area
For sale House and lot in north Barstow cash or down payment. See Willard L. Wright or write Box 264. Also for sale Fordson Tractor in first class condition will trade for good team harness and wagon. C W Spalding Box 73 Yermo Calif. For rent Private Garage next door to printing office inquire at residence. It’s A BEAR H L Miller touts a polar bear logo for Hotel Melrose air cooled in summer steam heat in winter hotel recently updated with air cooling system drawing attention.
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Willard L. Wright
North
Barstow
Fordson Tractor
C. W. Spalding
Box
Yermo
Calif
H. L. Miller
Melrose
California files indemnity land selection in 1929 notice
United States Land Office at Los Angeles announces State of California has filed School Indemnity Land Selection No. 9879 to acquire described tracts Mapped as 8 percent of SE percent of Section 7 Township 10 North Range 4 West San Bernardino meridian. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks of publication before final approval. posted for public inspection May 1, 1929.
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Congress
United States Land Office
Los Angeles
State of California
B.S
General Land Office
California
B. B. Smith
Register
Notice of Assessment for Kramer Consolidated Oil Co
Board levied assessment No 116 of one half cent per share on all stock. Delinquent shares by April 29 1929 would be sold May 20 1929 at 2 PM to cover the assessment and costs. Postponements moved delinquency and sale dates to May 27 and June 24 1929 and then July 22 1929 at 2 PM at the H W Hellman Building Los Angeles.
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Kramer Consolidated Oil Company
H. W. Hellman
South Spring Street
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles County
State of California
Hawes
San Bernardino County
California
J. J. Morris
H. W Hellman
South Spring St
Los Angeles
Board of Directors
South Spring
H. W. Heilman
Efficiency Contest Sparks Power Co Emploes
Twenty seven local superintendents under Southern Sierras Power Company Riverside home office compete for top spot in an annual efficiency contest. Barstow station led by Harvey Mosier finished second last year, just 0.5 percent behind Riverside, as stations are graded across seven departments with monthly standings hidden until year end. Mr and Mrs Paul Williams and their Los Angeles family visited Mrs Ina Marvin, Williams sister.
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Ufer
Southern Sierras Power Company
Riverside
Barstow
Harvey Mosier
Altho
Paul’ Williams
Los Angeles
Ina Marvin
Williams
Dance at Ludlow Saturday Night
A six piece orchestra will provide music for the Ludlow dance this Saturday night. Barstow residents are invited to drive along the new paved highway and enjoy Ludlow hospitality.
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Ludlow
Barstow
Barstow Printer Headline Sparks Ventriloquist Tragedy
In a conversation Miller notes all were astonished as Henderson settled the dinner bill. Evenson questions the sadness while Miller recalls the Barstow Printer headline about a ventriloquist killed, framing a grim event.
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Miller
Henderson
Evenson
Barstow
Quantities announced for bidders to figure on viaduct
State Highway Engineer C H Purcell announces bidding quantities for the overhead crossing over the AT S F Railway at Barstow. Bids due 2 PM June 12. Project includes steel truss spans, deck girder and beam spans, timber trestle, excavations, embankments, multiple concrete classes, reinforcing and structural steel, erection steel, cast steel, Redwood and Douglas fir timbers, and laminated timber guard rail.
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C. H. Purcell
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Barstow
Notice of Contest in U.S. Land Office May 1929
Emrys Davis files to cancel Harry W. Monroe Homestead entry No. 043697 for land in Township 11 North Range 3 West. Davis alleges nonresidence and abandonment. Monroe must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication. First published May 20 1929.
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Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Harry W. Monroe
Bakersfield
Calif
Emrys Davis
Township
Meridian
B. B. Smith
Register
Calico District Restoration Plans Detailed
The old adobe walls of Calico are being restored. One building will be remodeled for a home and two others for a dining hall and kitchen quarters. Three small houses are being erected for employees. A six room adobe house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson is getting a new screen porch. The thick adobe walls provide heat resistance.
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Calico
Jackson
Ludlow News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and School News
Harold Hastock hosted a weiner bake on the dry lake bottom with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Cross Exa Lowe Loise Cole Leila Carlson Joy Platt Eugene Hottelling Harvey Cook Russell Dunn Robert Winyard and Charles Anderson. Joy Platt moves to Los Angeles to live with her mother in business there. A gathering at Lois Cole and Leila Carlson’s home celebrated Miss Platt with games and late departure on the midnight train. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dykstra and two sons visited San Bernardino on a business trip. Sunday dinner honored teachers Miss Carlson and Mrs. There were about one hundred attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Vitcher Garver Langworthy Barstow and Clooney of Victorville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Malkson and son Marvin left Ludlow for San Bernardino for about ten days. Mrs. A. L. Addy returned from San Francisco. her sister accompanied her back to Ludlow. The eighth grade commencement is set for Monday June 3rd with graduates Fran Queeneline O Connell John Dykstra Hilbert Johns Richard Seldon Charles Anderson and Salvador Lopez. The eighth graders, with Mrs. O Connell, will meet in Barstow to discuss next year studies. The Barium mines will reopen after a one week closure.
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Harold Hastock
David Cross
Exa Lowe
Loise Cole
Leila Carlson
Joy Platt
Eugene Hottelling
Harvey Cook
Russell Dunn
Robert Winyard
Charles Anderson
Los Angeles
Lois Cole
Miss Platt
Eugene Hotelling
Floyd Striker
Robert Vineyard
R. J. Dykstra
San Bernardino
Carlson
Vitcher
Garver
Langworthy
Barstow
F. W. Clooney
Victorville
Carl Malkson
Marvin
Ludlow
John Dykstra
Hilbert Johns
Richard Seldon
Salvador Lopez
Governor OKs State Aid Bills for Aged and Blind
Governor C. C. Young signed Assembly Bills 166 and 117 to provide state aid supplementing county relief for poverty stricken aged and helpless blind Californians. AB 166 sets a $1 daily cap with state and county shares, requires age 70, 15 years in state, 1 year in county, $8,000 assets, and no other dependents. AB 117 offers up to $600 yearly state county aid, with total income under $1,000, age 16, 10 years in state, 1 year in county, and no relatives to support them.
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Barstow
Sacramento
C. C. Young
Assembly
California
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
United States
State Department of Education and Institutions
Young
State Department of Social Welfare
Texas Shriners Arrive in Bardow for California Welcome
A group of Two hundred Shriners from Texas are reported to arrive in Bardow Sunday. A delegation from San Bernardino will drive out to assist in welcoming the Shriners to California. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the Congregational Church next Sunday morning at 10 oclock.
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Texas
Bardow
San Bernardino
California
Congregational
LE Oeiick
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Phon Barstow
Kava
Efficiency Contest Power CO
David Landows
Santa FE Watch
Ludlow News
GOV
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