Formation of California State Federation of Farm Bureaus
California farmers form a statewide federation at Berkeley with thirty delegates from thirty counties representing about fifteen thousand members. San Bernardino County hosts around five hundred members in fifteen Farm Bureau centers with centers linked to the state board to address marketing education drainage soil and legislation. The federation plans to send delegates to Chicago for a national bureau and stresses nonpolitical social education and producer consumer understanding. Ranchers and families may join local centers and seek info from Mr Shaper in San Bernardino or R B Peters, county bureau president.
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Federation of Farm Bureaus
University of California
Berkeley
Farmers of California
San Bernardino
County Board of Farm Bureau Directors
County Farm Bureau
State Federation
Farm Bureau
Imperial
San Diego
Riverside
Orange
Los Angeles
Craig
The
Grange
Farmers’ Unions
San Bernardino County
R. B. Peters
Measure To Change Present Vaccination Law Proposed
Plans to submit a constitutional amendment at the November 1920 general election to prohibit vaccination as a condition for admission to schools or for employment were announced by the Public School Protective League at its annual meeting. The item also notes a local advertisement and a social update about Mr. and Mrs. W. King returning home.
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Los Angeles
Public School Protective League
Well Known Stock Man Dies of Heart Failure
John Young a long time stockman and miner in the desert district died of heart failure. He was found at Twans ranch near Camp Cady on October 31 after exhibiting desert horses at Riverside County fair. Funeral arrangements were set in Barstow with interment in Barstow Cemetery. He leaves a brother Edward and sister Mrs John Johnson in Rock Springs Wyoming.
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John Young
Young
Riverside County
Twans Ranch
Camp Cady
John Johnston
Rock Springs
Wyo
Barstow
White & Platt Undertaking
Yermo
Edward
John Johnson
Rocksprings
Yermo Baby Buried in Barstow Cemetery
Henry Dickerson Voissey infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Voissey died at home in Yermo on November 2 from pneumonia at six months and twenty seven days. Funeral services were led by Rev Ray and the remains interred in Barstow cemetery Tuesday. Neighbors express sympathy as this is the family’s second infant loss in two years. Many friends accompanied the parents to Barstow.
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Henry Dickerson Voissey
Harry Voissey
Yermo
Rev
Ray
Barstow
Ex-Service Men To Hold Grand Ball In Barstow
Returned soldiers form Barstow Post of the American Legion and plan an annual Armistice Day ball on Tuesday November 11 Fletcher's Hall booked for the event with posters to be issued announcing the ball.
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Barstow
American League
Fletcher's Hall
Red Cross Membership Drive Week Noted
The record notes a Red Cross membership drive running November 2 through November 11, encouraging community involvement and donations during the week.
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The
Red Cross
Tragic Collision Claims Mrs. Hanf in Cosy Dell Area
Mrs. Fannie Hanf of Cosy Dell was killed when a train struck the stalled car she and her husband and grandchild were pushing off the tracks at Highland and Mt. Vernon in San Bernardino. Mr Hanf survived. two sons remain, including Joseph a Cajon ranger. The family ran a watering trough and hydrant business for travelers on Cajon Pass road.
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Hans
Cosy Dell
Cajon Pass
Joseph
Cajon
Cosy Dell Ranch
Barstow News Roundup of Roads, Jobs and Local Tales
Town items from Barstow and surrounding districts highlight births, funerals, highway money debates, and local business moves. Notable notes include teachers and workers abroad, a new ledger at Standard Oil, mining claims notices, and road bond implications for Daggett Yermo Hinkley and Barstow communities.
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Yermo
Daggett
Hinkley
Barstow
Little Barstow Girl Dies in Arizona
Telegram reports the death of Miss Gladys Batlard in Cottonwood Arizona after the Sallard family moved there for health reasons early this year. The child had been treated in Barstow and briefly improved before the move. Mrs Maude Ballard and siblings were with her at the deathbed.
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Gladys Batlard
Cottonwood
Ariz
Sallard
Arizona
Barstow
Gladys
Maude Ballard
Vast Westward Auto Trek Sees 1500 Cars To Southern California
The Automobile Club of Southern California reports more than 1500 automobiles bound for Southern California via transcontinental routes, with hundreds more daily. Cars from 26 states, 109 from outside California and 22 with California plates observed within 160 miles between Barstow and Needles. Garages and parking space along the route are overflowing as visitors call at club offices for visiting licenses and road conditions.
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California
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Automobile Club
Barstow
Needles
Grand Canyon
Lincoln Highway
Auto Club
Local School Census Seeks Information on All Minors
The November 1919 census, required by law, targets males born on or after November 1 1898 and females born on or after November 1 1901. Registrar Mrs Ella Pitcher will visit homes to collect family names country of birth father and mother minor children details including birth, race, school attendance, employment, and any disabilities to improve educational opportunities. Citizens are asked to cooperate and inform neighbors to ease the registrar’s work.
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Ella Pitcher
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Farm Boreal Farm State Federation
Pinky Kerr
Marlenee
Mrs. W. King
Yermo Baby
Fannie Hanf
M. H. Chesley
Superior Valley
Allstow
Mass
H. C. IL
Since McCormick
Tom Williams
Harry Haynes
Mrs. Mackinsie
Wilson
Joll Aikman
Gilham Grocery
Phoenix
State Highway Commission
George Ed. Capps
Auburn
Washington
Will Waterman
Dad Tiernan
Printer Force
Nevada
Frank H. Friant
Southern Sierras Power Company
Randsburg
Mr. Friant
Shaler
Underwood
Bakersfield
Haws Ranch
Link Eden
Little Henry Voissey
Standard Oil Company
Pearl Oil
Zeroline
Red Crown
Thompson
Jim Mudgett
Ben White
Reree
I. N. Lose
Oklahoma
Walter Wester
E.R. Waite
C. BE. Kendrick
Desert
Calif
Rex
Mr. Kendricks
Pirntes
W. C. Lee
Daegett
Lee
Railroad
Oxnard
Calif. An
D. W. Maloon
Imperial Development Company
Calexico
Pr. J. McBride
A. H. Pendleton
Mojave
Carl TL. Brehm
Dagger
Hubbard
Oregon
Dick Bright
Parstow
Ontario
Bright
Vermon
A. A. Turner
Goldstone ‘Mining Company
Britania Mining Company
Cuba
Summit
Adelanta
Atolia
American Trona Corporation
California Trona Company
Trona Railway Company
Trona Mercantile Company
Corporation
Trona
Trona Corporation
Searles Lake
Little
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