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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
8
A speaker accuses Hoover of harming farmers to reduce surplus and claims Coolidge policies failed. He asserts strong separation of church and state as essential, arguing religion should not divide voters and that loyalty as an American is questioned if one votes for him due to religion.
Alumni notes list Mina Conaway 28 and Winnifred Hawes 28 visiting from Los Angeles and San Bernardino. Department activity includes geometric construction and shop drawing. library adds The California Blue Book of 1928 and New International Yearbook of 1927. Fall baseball ends as basketball begins. sophomores lead class league with strong batting averages. Girls athletics show two senior junior teams and freshmen practicing baseball. Senior news reports Student Body President Gerald Palmer and Senior Class President Harold Palmer attending a faculty luncheon.
The new Ford is described as an affordable, well built car with simple design and close measurements. It highlights low upkeep costs and includes free inspection service at 500 1000 and 1500 miles, covering battery generator charging distributor carburetor adjustments lights brakes shocks inflation and steering. Engine oil is changed and chassis lubricated at no labor or material charge unless damage due to accident neglect or misuse occurs.
The Barstow Printer reports Lloyd E. Tiernan as publisher and owner with California addresses, noting no bondholders holding 1 percent or more. Junior and Sophomore class items recount plays, Columbus Day talks, and the inter-class baseball title, alongside notices of final land proofs and a Kramer Oil Company shaft project near Barstow.
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