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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
3
Mr. D. Landow, now at the Bar stow Printer building, repairs American and Swiss watches. Highly recommended by Canadian Pacific and Southern Pacific R.R. after thirty years in business. Renowned as a square, honest man. Office hours from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Notice states Western Pacific Oil Company will convene its regular annual meeting at Cleveland Hall 7308 Grand Ave at 2 PM on December 4, 1928. Frank W. Clark, secretary, is named.
Mrs. N T Peck made a business trip to Los Angeles. Ralph R Riley and family visited San Bernardino. Mrs Raymond Hoving's mother and sisters spent Sunday with her. Mrs R H Chapin was in Los Angeles on business. E M Kinslow moving into cabins at Vista Service Station. Frank Riley went to Los Angeles for the winter. Mr M Sharp motored to Pomona on business. Harper Lake Hinkley Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening with a discussion on rabbits and turkeys. Mr Dick Van Dyke of Daggett was a Hinkley visitor.
The Board of Directors levied assessment No 115 of one half cent per share on all stock. Unpaid shares by December 31 1928 become delinquent and will be soldJanuary 21 1929 at 2 PM to cover the assessment costs. J J Morris secretary Los Angeles California. First publication November 22 1928.
The Harper Lake district reports growing poultry activity with several thousand chickens and expanding equipment. California ranks fourth in nationwide poultry growth, egg production up 51 percent in five years to 1926, and eggs per hen up 24 percent due to better stock and care and new scientific poultry knowledge.
Miss Mary Lewis visited relatives in Adelanto and Redlands over the weekend. Mrs. R R Reed and her three children moved from Pasadena to join Reed in the new home. The two oldest children enrolled in the local school. Neal Peeler and wife traveled from Fontana to reconnect with old neighbors. The Peeler family were early settlers here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martinez returned from Barstow with their children and a new small son added to the family.
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