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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
8
Mr. J. T. McMullen and Mrs. Sue Hobb express appreciation for kindness during sickness and bereavement of Mrs. McMullen and for the beautiful flowers.
Barstow promotes business lots on the Main Highway with easy terms and dream of doubling investment in a year. Bargain prices advertised for various plots as the growing city and county seat invites buyers. Call Henderson & Nicklin in Barstow for details.
Compton on a recent trip to Bishop bought a pure bred Ayrshire Bull calf to join his dairy herd. The dairy operation has 25 registered Ayrshire cows testing five gallons or more, boosting milk output.
At the Kiwanis regular meeting Reginal Knaggs presented a bell inscribed Kiwanis International with a gavel. it rests at the president's right and was given by an unknown giver. Professor P. H. Hurst spoke on the history of chemistry and civilization progress. a quartet performed well.
Mr and Mrs Steve Vihel rent their Barstow home and will leave for Bakersfield Monday to establish their future residence.
P. W. Willett re arranged his cafe after acquiring and repurposing equipment from a recently closed nearby cafe. The refurbished setup allows efficient service at his venue, signaling a smooth transition and continued operation.
The local ice truck will make deliveries to residences from now until summer. It departs the ice plant at 8 30 each morning and orders must arrive before that time for same day delivery. Orders received after 8 30 will be delivered the next morning.
P. W. Willett and his nephew Wayne Willett, newly arrived from Salt Lake City, Utah, drove to San Francisco via the San Joaquin Valley route last Wednesday and returned home this Wednesday.
The Fort Atkinson Journal critiques taxes that penalize thrift and effort while praising a theoretical tax on idleness. It argues current taxes discourage production and favor those who work harder and save less. Henderson and Nicklin promote cheap lots near a new steel bridge, urging buyers to purchase early to save money.
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