Sal Bernardino County lists for mine production in 1929
The Barstow Printer seeks reader input on mining reports. The California Division of Mines final 1929 returns show total value 2,452,248,228, up 99,683,996 from 1928. Petroleum leads with 292,534,221 barrels, copper rises to 33,090,258 lbs, and quicksilver to 10,152 flasks. Gold and lead dip. cement and glass also noted.
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California
State Division of Mines
Walter W. Bradley
Needles Opens New Municipal Airport Celebration
About 15 000 gathered in Needles last Sunday to dedicate the new Municipal airport and view aviation displays. Cloud Hopper club member Red Hatfield won the parachute jump after drawing the lucky straw, while Army observation planes and a Grand Central tri motor showcased flight. Four Needles fliers raced the American Eagle in a port competition, with George Morden prevailing. The Cloud Hopper Club hosted a dance to honor pilots and boost local aviation interest.
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Needles
Clound Hopper Club
Red” Hatfield
Hatfield
Rex Stevens
Cloud-Hopper Club
Ted Gissendaner
Clyde Gleason
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Santa Fe
March Field
Army Field
Southland
Grand Central
Glendale
Army
Gilpin Air Lines
Bill Randall
George Morden
Buck Kelly
Green Garden
Edward Chadburn
Paul F. Miller
Red Hatfield
Ellis Chambers
Bob Rudasil
D. E. Buckley
Tommy Byers
S. D. Corey
A. V. Simon
World silver production climbs in 1936 first half
Silver output rose in the first half of 1930 led by Mexico with 108.89 million ounces, up from 102.12 million the prior year. June production reached 18.61 million ounces, after 18.24 million in May and 17.80 million a year ago, with Canada and Mexico increasing despite low prices. Burma, Mexico, Peru, Australia, and Canada show July August variations and rising May June figures reflect wider supply.
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Mexico
Canada
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
Peru
Burma
Needles Revives Aged Curfew Ordinance Enforcement
Needles council revived an old curfew require children 16 and under to be in bed by 9 p m unless with a parent. Truant Officer Leola Skelton and police will enforce the rule, which took effect Wednesday after the Santa Fe roundhouse whistle blew at deadline.
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Needles
Leola Skelton
Santa Fe Roundhouse
When you want a boy ring Western Union
A La Crescenta Valley Ledger note chides public utilities and telegraph companies for pushy service labels. It cites a telegram with the line When you want a boy ring Western Union after a new father reportedly received a message saying Mary gave birth to baby girl this morning.
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Mary
Western Union
la Crescenta Valley Ledger
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