Arl E McStay Discusses Highways Value To Nation
Arl E McStay argues for highway development to boost cross border travel and tourism. He cites growing auto ownership, united traveler demand, and expanding roads from California to Mexico and beyond, urging cooperation among chambers and automobile clubs for mutual benefit.
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Arl E. McStay
Farmers Read and Prune Election Ticket Plan
Farmers should read and prune about 100 paragraphs slated for the fall election ticket. The plan would appropriate money raised mainly from California farmers. The farmer works hard for big money and pays the bulk of the taxes.
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Borax Camp Busies With Weekly Carloads and New Deposit
About forty railroad cars of borax depart the Kramer borax camp weekly to various destinations. Additional borax and potash exit the Searles Lake factory at Searles Lake. Between Kramer and Searles Lake at Cuddeback, workers have found more borax and are drilling to determine the extent of the deposit.
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Kramer
Cuddeback
Joint California Newspaper Publishers Unit Formed in San Bernardino
The Courier’s Organize Joint Association meeting at the California hotel in San Bernardino unified San Bernardino and Riverside counties into one California Newspaper Publishers Association unit. Paul Moore presided. Milton Standish and M. C. Hendricks were elected county chairs. Veterans Lyman King Crombie H. L. Allen were honored for long service. John F. King paid tribute to King and the Allen brothers.
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Paul Moore
Redlands Facts
Milton R. Standish
Sun
San Berrdino
M. C. Hendricks
Perris Progress
Riverside County
Association
Lyman M. King
Crombie
H. L. Allen
Ontario Daily Report
Frank B. Appleby
Oregon
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Hemet News
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Barstow Chamber Plans December Banquet Event
The Barstow Chamber of Commerce will hold a banquet on December 2. President John Benson named Frank Butts Fred Goellner and Tom Willson to arrange it. Tickets will be sold soon as the group aims to grow membership to 500 with a $5 annual due. The chamber acts as a governing body since Barstow is not incorporated, and the county board supports its recommendations. It urges every property owner to join and participate.
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Cuddeback Lake borax drilling reported near Barstow
Two prospectors told Barstow Mining Bureau of active drilling at Cuddeback Lake about eighteen miles north of Kramer borax camp in the county. Reports from miners suggest shallow borax deposits near Fremont Peak, promising payroll and tax gains. Separately, a Taijuanan barroom fight left a man and a girl dead and a policeman wounded. details tie to Ernest Bertal and Torfiro Ramírez with a fatal knife assault and a fatal gunshot.
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Fremont Peak
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