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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
2
The Barstow printer Lloyd E Tiernan publisher and editor offers subscriptions priced at one year two dollars six months one dollar sixty and three months seventy five cents all strictly in advance of service or delivery.
Local notes show newspapers in San Bernardino County backing Friend W Richardson. Labor unions previously endorsed Stephens but now rally Richardson. Voters who favored Stephens in the primaries have swung to Richardson boosters.
Santa Fe yardmasters and assistants will receive a 25 percent wage increase authorized by the Railroad Labor Board. Yardmasters will work eight hours daily. Barstow yardmasters have been on 32-hour shifts. Assistants currently hold nine-hour schedules. It is unclear if the raise dates from July 1, 1921, or from the board’s decision.
Daggett County Farm Advisor F J Wilder and Prof Newton report on turkey production at Webber's Minneola meeting. They note little data on turkeys, advise careful breeding, and warn against mixing turkeys with chickens due to shared parasites. They endorse three chicken breeds Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and dismiss Turkens as fraudulent.
The Minneola farm bureau gathering at Webber's ranch drew a strong crowd with H J Wilder presenting and Prof W E Newton from the Agricultural College delivering an informative talk on turkey and chicken raising. Frank T Russell of South Pasadena arrives to start his alfalfa project with a reservoir planned, while John Hood of Pasadena plans pumping, housing, and improvements. Russell Hopkins of Los Angeles announces his marriage to Dixie Frances Smith.
H. A. Bowles of Chicago and his wife with their daughter rested here during a trip from Milwaukee to Los Angeles by car. Bowles owns 160 acres in the township and plans to stay this time, after several California visits. A Hallowe en party is set at the Webber ranch on Saturday night November 4, inviting all to wear masks. Guests are asked to bring a full picnic basket and extra cups and spoons for serving coffee to their party.
The United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers reject the two cent hourly increase announced by the labor board. Spokesman Frank Finnson says a demand for at least ten cents more is being drafted and will be presented to the labor board by the convention's new officers, expected to be installed tomorrow.
An old appeal describes Hinkley Valley in San Bernardino County as a 5000 acre, water rich region west of Barstow with dry, healthful climate. It highlights grape and raisin potential, especially Thompson seedless, and notes Santa Fe Railroad access. The letter from Joseph Harmon urges city transplants to move to the country for a Christian home in 1922.
Co owners H P Weick and John R Story of Barstow California publish a notice to Wallace L King Sacramento California about annual labor on the Buge Never Find and Sunset Mining claims Barstow District San Bernardino County California. They claim $300 paid for 1921 and 1922 with extension to July 1 1922 and warn that nonpayment within ninety days after publication will forfeit the co ownership. First published Oct 19 1929 last Jan 18 1923
Lesson outlines Jesus temptations in Judean wilderness. It frames the threefold attack as Son of Man, Son of God, and Messiah, with Christ resisting via scripture. Emphasizes redemption through the cross and the need for believers to trust God and use the Word to overcome Satan.
A Levitical injunction recalling reverence for the Sabbath and sanctuary as the Lord’s command. The text cites Leviticus 19 30 emphasizing holy observance and respect for sacred spaces.
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