Veteran Roadmaster Receives Transfer to Fullerton
B F Gauldin, roadmaster for Santa Fe at Barstow for twenty years, is transferred to Fullerton effective November 1. L L Hoskins moves from Needles to Barstow, and A B Welch from Parker replaces Hoskins at Needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Gauldin
Santa Fe
Barstow
Fullerto
Gauldin
Fullerton
L L. Hoskins
Needles
A. B. Welch
Parker
Mr. Hoskins
Barstow Ladies Visit Perris With Kiwanis Guests
Mrs Fred Goellner Mrs John Benson Mrs George Henderson and Mrs Lloyd Tiernan joined their husbands to Perris Friday and dined with Mrs Harry Mosier while the men attended a Hemet Kiwanis meeting. The Mosiers once lived in Barstow and he supervised the Southern Sierras Power plant before a Perris transfer at year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goellner
John Benson
George Henderson
Lioyd Tiernan
Perris
Harry Mosier
Surprise Shower for Mrs Beahan at Henderson Home
A Thursday afternoon surprise shower was hosted by Mrs George Henderson and Mrs A Morgan for Mrs BE Beahan at the Henderson home. Luncheon followed at one. Halloween black cats provided festive decor while bridge occupied guests. Mrs Beahan claimed high score after a brief card session. A doll buggy filled with gifts was rolled in and the guest opened each parcel to find unique presents from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Beahan
George Henderson
A. Morgan
Hallowe’en Black Cats
Canada Fights Back Wheat Duty Sparks Trade Clash
Canada counters with a protective duty on American wheat to offset Hoover tariff measures. The move aims to balance duties and signals growing protectionist tension between the two countries and the United States under President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Uncle Hoover
Looks Favorable for Union Pacific Stages Franchise
Visitors in Barstow L. F. Reese general passenger agent Interstate Transit Lines and R. B. Hicks traveling passenger agent discussed Union Pacific Stages seeking franchises to operate between San Bernardino Barstow and Las Vegas. They said a Railroad Commission meeting in Barstow and Victorville favors granting the stage service franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
L. F. Reese
Interstate Transit Lines
Omaha
Nebr
R. 3 B. Hicks
Los Angeles
Union Pacific Stages
San Bernardino
Las Vegas
Railroad Commission
Victorville
World road congress to draw dozens of nations
Announcements for the Sixth International Road Congress in Washington this October indicate involvement by more than 60 national governments and dependencies. Delegates from numerous countries will attend to participate in the proceedings and discuss highway development priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers Read And Prune For California Ballot
Farmers are urged to read the upcoming fall election ticket carefully. The measures involve raising funds largely from California farmers. The note emphasizes that farmers work hard for their money and pay the majority of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Kramer Borax Camp Busy Exports and Discoveries
About forty railroad cars of borax depart weekly from the Kramer borax camp to various destinations worldwide while more borax and potash leave the Searles Lake factory. Midway between Kramer and Searles Lake at Cuddeback, workers found additional borax and are drilling to gauge the extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searles Lake
Kramer
Cuddeback
Publishers Form Joint Association of Two Counties
Publishers from San Bernardino and Riverside counties merged into a single California Newspaper Publishers association unit at the California hotel in San Bernardino. George Blair of Corona was elected president and Frank Hosselt of the Courier secretary, with Milton Standish and M C Hendricks named county chairs for San Bernardino and Riverside respectively. Veterans Lyman King Crombie H. L. Allen were honored. Frank B. Appleby joined. John E. King paid tribute to King and the Allen brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blair
Corona
Frank Hosselt
The
Courier
California
Publisher’s Association
San Bernardino
Riverside Counties
Paul Moore
Milton R. Standish
Sun
San Berrdino
M. C Hendricks
Perris Progress
Riverside County
Riverside
Lyman M. King
Redands Facts
Crombie
H. L. Allen
Ontario Daily Report
Frank B. Appleby
Oregon
Ontario Report
Allen Brothers
Moore
John E. King
Hemet News
Association
King
Mr. King
Optometrist Opens Barstow Office Sunday? Thursday Routine
San Bernardino optometrist Dr. Oxenford reports strong business and plans a Barstow office after treating patients in Barstow and Needles. He visits Barstow each Thursday and announces he will return to the Barstow office next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxenford
San Bernardino
Barstow
Needles
Borax Drilling Reported at Cuddeback Lake Site
Two prospectors told Barstow Mining Bureau of an active drilling camp near Cuddeback Lake about eighteen miles north of Kramer borax camp and five miles north of Fremont Peak. Miners say borax was found at shallow depth, indicating a significant deposit in the county that could boost payroll and tax revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuddeback Lake
Kramer Borax
Fremont Peak
Barstow Mining Bureau
BEGIN AQUEDUCT WORK Lets start gravity flow line now
Water surveys around the Boulder Dam have stretched a decade with thousands idle awaiting work. The article urges immediate operation to employ the unemployed on the gravity flow line and accelerate aqueduct and dam projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Dam
Classified Ad Boosts Barstow Printer Results
A Barstow printer reports improved sales after running a classified advertisement campaign. The ad attracted more customers, increased inquiries, and boosted order volume across several job types. Local shoppers noted quicker turnaround times and clearer pricing in the ads.
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San Bernardino Co
Lloyd Bf
Tiernan
Cunningham Pharmacy
Union Pacific
Optometrist
Lubin J. Henderson
Mojave River Valley
Barstow, California
Cuddeback Lake Drilling
St. Barstow
Bidg
Chambers-Nash Gar
K. C. Sanders
Beacon
A. R. Anderson
Geo. W. Leihy
Beacon Cafe
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