Internationally Known Defentist Visit 1 08 Angeles
Mrs. Dorothy M Brass plans a Los Angeles visit Sunday to meet her brother Dr Edward Hindle and wife. Hindle, PhD UC, served as Captain in World War I, led Africa research, Egypt, Palestine, Cambridge professor, published books, held Fellowships, and now travels with a top research fellowship and global funding.
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Dorothy M. Brass
Los Angeles
Edward Hindle
Japan
Grant
Hindle
University of California
Africa
France
Egypt
Palestine
Jerusalem
Cambridge
British School of Medicine
Cairo
England
Royal College of Science
Tsiwan
China
America
Tsingtao
United States
del Mar
California
State Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in Riverside
Riverside hosts the State Farm Bureau annual meeting from October 31 to November 2 marking the first southern venue. The gathering aims to acquaint members with problem solving for delegates and to foster cross county Farm Bureau connections with organized lodging and meal options listed by farm center directors.
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Riverside
State Farm Bureau
South
San Francisco
Stockton
Arm Bureau
Mission Inn
Farm Center
Mrs A A True Visits Daughter in Los Angeles
Mrs. A A True is visiting her daughter Mrs Walter Mudgett in Los Angeles where she will spend time with family.
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Mrs
A. A. True
Walter Mudgett
Los Angeles
Miller Couple Vacationing in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs H L Miller spent the weekend in Los Angeles. Mrs Wallace Miller joined them and is enjoying time with her parents who live in the city.
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H. L. Miller
Los Angeles
Wallace Miller
City
Barstow Welcomes New Restaurant On Main Street
Barstow adds a new eatery opposite the Barstow Garage led by Tony Savinovich with Eva Taber and her husband. Savinovich brings San Bernardino experience and aims to serve locals and tourists alongside Vicks Cafe and Willetts Cafe in a city noted for its growing dining scene.
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Barstow
Miny
Willetts
First Street
Barstow Waffle House
Main Street
Henderson Building
Vicks Cafe
West Main Street
Willetts Cafe
Fred Harvey
Tony Savinovich
San Bernardino
Eva Taber
Tony
Editor's talk before Kiwanis on the newspaper
The Printer editor addressed the Kiwanis Club on the topic The Newspaper, outlining the local business value of featuring names weekly. An American Bankers Magazine article echoed the speech, tracing newspaper history to the present and noting benefits to merchants from newspaper exposure.
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Kiwanis Club
Hemet News
American Banker’s Magazine
American Banker's Magazine
Town Advertising Duty in Local Newspapers
A commentator cites an American Bankers Magazine passage urging every town business to advertise in local papers. It argues that listing names and trades builds public recognition, benefits the town, and supports all commerce from stores to manufacturers and professionals. The piece stresses honest, broad advertising as essential to a town’s vitality.
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Banker's Magazine
Mrs Gouldin Haney Visit Glendora and Kin Return from Oroville
Mrs B F Gouldin and Mrs Haney spent the weekend in Glendora. Mrs Joe K Rankin and her son Kay returned this week from several weeks spent in Oroville.
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B. F. Gouldin
Mrs. Haney
Glendora
Joe K. Rankin
Kay
Oroville
Miss Nell Truby Visits Barstow Friends
Miss Nell Truby of Colorado visits friends at 161 Cottage Street and says she may stay in Barstow for a few weeks.
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Nell Truby
Colorado
Cottage Street
Miss Truby
Barstow
Local News Notes From Ocal High School Friends
Mrs E L White hosted family visitors including sister and husband Frank Bassett and baby and sister Margaret Allen among others. Death Valley Scotty reported progress on an 800000 castle as materials pile up. Student Body organized with officers Forest Dillingham president and Bernard McCoy editor.
Henderson and Nicklin plan hill excavation for bungalow
Henderson and Nicklin are conducting an excavation on their northwest hill property near the Printer office to build a concrete bungalow measuring 36 by 24 feet. The project aims to create a single story residence with solid construction and defined lot boundaries.
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Henderson and Nicklin
Seaberg’s turkeys hailed for Barstow fans this week
O A Seaberg of Barstow invites locals to try his turkeys this week. The notice asks anyone who has tasted them to tell others or send a postcard to arrange delivery.
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Seaberg
O. A. Seaberg
Barstow
FOR SALE Seabergs Turkeys Ready for Sunday Dinner
For sale Seabergs turkeys ready for your Sunday dinner. Two turkeys available. Pickup arranged. Local ad notes convenience and freshness.
Berkeley Freshman Nancy Gilham Joins Election Committee
Miss Nancy Gilham of Barstow is named to the University of California Associated Students Election Committee. She is a Freshman at Berkeley, registered in the College of Letters and Science, living at 77 Oakmont Avenue. The committee manages Student Body elections, runs polls, and counts ballots.
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University of California
Nancy Gilham
Barstow
Associated Students Election Committee
Gilham
Berkeley
College of Letters and Science
Oakmont Ave
Cal
California
Fire at Hinkley Dairy Destroys Old Sheds
A fire of unknown origin destroyed several old sheds at W. P. Hodge’s Hinkley dairy farm Monday at 4:30 PM. Loss about two hundred dollars. Hodge said sheds were near new buildings housing valuable dairy machinery and that he was away about fifteen minutes when the fire started. Fire attracted many neighbors quickly.
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W. P. Hodge
Hinkley
Hodge
Dedicated to Pennock Pitchers Ball Curve Poem
The poem describes a pitcher delivering a white ball with a sharp in‑shoot curve and a sudden drop that confounds the striker. Children and a teacher discuss the ball while the bail fails to stop, noting the pitcher’s twirling action and the puzzled cry about the bail fooling strikers.
Hendersons Celebrate Sixth Wedding Anniversary Party
The Henderson home hosted a 500 party Wednesday evening to mark the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson. A two course supper followed games. Prizes included a boudoir lamp shade to Mrs. Deskins, silk hose to Mrs. Christiansen, and a genterman’s tie to Mr. Birch. Attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Shotwell, Evensen, Whitlow, Deskins, Birch, Burke Davies, Robert White, L. J. Henderson and son Alfred, and Mrs. Christiansen.
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George Henderson
Deskins
Otto Chrrstiansen
Arthur Birch
Genterman
Henderson
L. J. Henderson
Alfred
Mrs
Chrrstensen
Henderson announces engagement of Miss Margaret Henderson
Mr and Mrs Lubin J Henderson announce the betrothal of daughter Miss Margaret B Henderson to Rev Wim Graves of Los Angeles The wedding is set for October 15 at the Los Angeles Bible Institute Miss Margaret names her sister Mrs Curtis of Inglewood as matron of honor and her niece Betty as flower girl The couple are Bible Institute graduates and will visit the Henderson home this Sunday
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Lubin J. Henderson
Margaret B. Henderson
Wim. Graves
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Bible Institute
Margaret
Kiwanians and Friends Gifted Evening at Hills Ranch
Kiwanians and friends gathered at Sherman Hills ranch for an ear to ear corn eating contest. After supper a tug of war, wrestling, boxing, and ball throwing entertained all. A band played while eight cars of corn remained uneaten due to Riley Witty's absence.
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S. 8
Sherman
Hill Ranch
Kiwanians
Riley Witty
Prosperity Looms Up For California From All Angles
A ray of economic optimism sweeps California as railways boost winter travel to Barstow and the Mojave region. Tourists increase after strong advertising. Barstow merchants, creameries, and dairy farmers expect higher earnings as Barstow grows with railway yard work and mining activity nearby. Automobiles are common. land sales surge and desert towns draw buyers seeking the favorable climate.
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California
Daggett
Larston
Caliornia
Barstow
Railoads
Arthur Brisbane
Iuto Club
Seneral
Mojave Desert
United States
Perous
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Needles and Bakers
Arstow
Desert name and local social notes mix in Valley items
Fragmentary notes reference Death Valley Scotty figures and self talk. Mentions Mr and Mrs Chas Mitchell visiting Mitchell Garage and Mrs EL White involved with the Optimistic Club. Friday evening entertainment at an unidentified Col ces residence.
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Death Valley
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E. L. White
Frank Bassett
Margaret Allen
Reynolds
Harry Kerr
Bernice White
Bassel
Ray Sperry
Interestate Telegraph Co
E. C. Calvert
CG. G. McIntyre
Betty
George Deskins
Otto Christiansen
Haan
Death Valley Scotty
Death Valley Castle
Antler Club
A. E. Tierpan
Forest Dillingham
Bernard McCoy
Robert Speth
Mildred Wester
Charles Shotwell
Palmer
Walter Evans
Jack Wetenhall
Redlands College
Earl Johnson
Jos Wallace
Philharmonic Orchestra
Carl Arends
Payilis
Mary Hillis Bell
Bell
Pasadena
Charles Brass
Flora
el Desierto
Miss Prather
Charles Brass, Jr
la Jolle Hospital
Hinkley Dairy
Pennock
Miss Madge Henderson
Hills
Carload
Burbank Potatoes
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