Barstow Women Hold Interesting Meeting at School
A Barstow women’s club met in the grammar school auditorium with Mrs. Pitcher presiding. Delegates were appointed to attend the county federation in Redlands. The program featured violin and vocal solos, readings on unity, and reflections on women’s roles and the federation.
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Grammar School
Pitcher
County Federation
Redlands
Dressie
Nancy Gilham
Ireland
Gertrude Smitheram
Robles
Shakespeare
Frank Shearer
Tiernan
Webster
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sisterhood
Bears Hold First Program Day Activities
The Bears presented their first program Friday afternoon featuring a Nancy Gilham and Gertrude Raftery duet, a Leslie Fries solo, a play Fun in a Photo Graph Gallery by Bear Society members, and violin by Frederica Dresse. Classes and staff posed for pictures Wednesday and await proofs. Sophomores plan their annual Friday evening dance, a lively peppy class working hard for success.
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Bears
Nancy Gilham
Gertrude Raftery
Leslie Fries
Bear Society
Frederica Dresse
Minneola Notes Highlight Local Visits and Improvements
Mrs Franklin E Lee of Los Angeles visits her sister Mrs M A Webber to care for their ill mother Mrs Harvey. C G Phillips and family from Hinkley call on Minneola ranchers. Skobel Harmer ship turkeys this year. F T Russell adds wind mill reservoir and fencing. R W West digs a domestic land well. J L Martinez buys a Ford touring car and brings it from Los Angeles.
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Franklin E. Lee
Los Angeles
M. A. Webber
Harvey
Working Mining Property Near Bagdad Opens Preliminary Work
Salt well pumps are being installed and a pipeline laid to Bagdad Silver Mining Company as I. L. Carder supervises ten workers starting preliminary operations. Merchants along the Santa Fe between Barstow and Bagdad anticipate double tracking, with T. R. Morgan among progressive Bagdad merchants set to benefit when the crew begins full operations.
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Bagdad
I. L. Carder
Santa Fe
Barstow
T. R. Morgan
J. L. Mustonen
Desert
Ludlow Toy Project Expands With 200 Jobs At Be to Daggett
In Ludlow, 55 miles east of Barstow, a boom is starting as double tracking from Be to Daggett progresses. About 200 local workers will be added. Quarters at low and the Tonopah office building leased for engineers and officers. Oasis interests add buildings. Murphy Bros and Reeds report strong summer business.
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J. Murrey
R. E. Richards
Osdick
Barstow Real Estate Co
Johannesburg
R. M. Dillingham
Postal Telegraph Co
Viola Young
Cal
Herman Nelson
Hesperia
California
True’s Drug Store
Gil
van Dyke Ranch
Daggett
W. H. Howe
Chas. M. Gibbs
Riche
Hinkley
Dr. McDonald Place
Furlow
Fancher Creek Nurseries
Fresno
Calif
Geo. Jauslin
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
C. S. King
W. Elsholz Ranch
Minneola
Dresse & Hoxsie
Wesell—Hoover Vacuum Cleaners
Westinghous Irons
Edmiser
T. C. Carter
E. L. White
Arend’s
Arends
George Vick
Ford
Ford Truck
Cliff House
Newberry
E. A. Stephens
Palliser
C. G. Phillips
Skobel & Harmer
F. T. Russell
R. W. West
J. L. Martinez
Ludlow Headquarters
Enoch Morgan’s Sons Co
New York, U.S. A
Ethae
POLID
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Verennal V. Wadleigh
Hans von Lanken
Louis Page
Gordon B. Calender
Waters
Dudley S. Valentine
U. S. Land Office
Los Angels
R. E
S. B. Meridian
Register and
U.S. S
Percival V. Wadleigh
Douglas Sayre
Joseph D. Lowman
Perry K. Klinkenbeard
All of
Water
Nali Bernardino National
U. S
Empire
the Mojave
United States
J. B. Giiu
H. E. Harris
R. E. Roberts
J. 8. Woop
H. H. Were
Lubin J. Henderson
Everybody’s Tailor
Barstow, Cal