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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
9
Delinquent assessment on stock listed against shareholders from 1916 notice. Office suggests mail addresses in Losarea California at 403 Germain Building. The document names Assessment No 72 levied September 11, 1916 and cites amounts beside each shareholder.
In accordance with law and the board order of September 11 1916 shares of each parcel may be sold at public auction at the Corportation office 403 Germain Building 224 South Spring Street Los Angeles on Monday November 20 1916 at two o clock p m to pay delinquent assessments and costs of sale D F Wilson Secretary Kramer Consolidated Oil Co at the listed Los Angeles address
The Atlasta Mining Company announces an assessment of one half of one cent per share on outstanding stock, due immediately to the secretary at Los Angeles office. Unpaid by November 22, 1916, shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction December 7, 1916, to cover the delinquent assessment plus costs. By order of the Board. F M Burbank secretary.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Los Angeles announces Tabitha ver sor of Wagner Cal asignee of Charles E Stauter filed intent to make final desert proof for parcel NW 4 of NE 4 and N14 of SEX Section 26 Township N 2 East 3 E Mer Sept 18 1910. Witnesses Mortimer A Webber Hazen J Taylor Archie A Taylor all of Wagner Cal Ida M Taylor Pasadena Cal. Proof set for December 4 1916 at 9 o clock A M before Register and Receiver. John D Roche Register. Public notice ran Oct 27 to Nov 24.
Land Office announces Paul E. Mc Donald of Hinkley California filed intent to prove a homestead claim No. 028803 for Nt&g NW44 NW% NEY Sec 6 Town 11 N Range 3 W B M before the Register and Receiver on December 7 1916 at 9 a.m. Witnesses: William Raftery H J Speaker L W Yeary B H Sitton of Hinkley California. First publication October 27 1916 last publication November 24 1916.
The undersigned disclaims responsibility for labor, materials, injuries, or debts by lessees or partners on the undivided one half interest in the Greenhorn Mineral Claim in the Atolia mining district San Bernardino County California Mars Saran Rice. Dated September 15.
The Kramer Consolidated Oil Co stockholders will meet November 6 1916 at 403 Germain Building 224 South Spring Street Los Angeles California to elect a Board of Directors for the coming year and act on other business. Secretary D F Wilson 403 Germain Building 224 South Spring Street Los Angeles Cal.
The piece notes Hudson Maxim, author of De fenseless America, a proponent of preparedness, known for promoting a blood-curdling film showing foreign invaders. It mentions his invention of smokeless powder and ties to Du Pont, and links him to Sir Hiram Maxim, amid calls for readiness.
The 1912 Democratic platform pledged rural credits, farm loan provisions, and federal support for agricultural education. The article claims these promises have been fully fulfilled by the current administration, contrasting with Republican promises. A pamphlet from the Democratic National Committee distributes this claim across states.
The message supports Geo. B. Patton of Los Angeles for the United States Senate. It argues Patton aligns with current administration policies and urges voters to endorse his candidacy to benefit Southern California's interests.
Western suffragists urge against aligning with national groups and warn against anti Democrat campaigns, citing Oregon and Idaho experiences. Prominent figures defend backing Democrats who supported suffrage while noting President Wilson’s Atlantic City speech boosted the movement.
In a strong endorsement Burbank calls Edison the greatest statesman and backs his call to vote for unity over party. Edison argues that Americans must vote for the nation above partisan lines as the country enjoys peace and prosperity under honor and integrity.
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