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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
10
Chas. Mitchell owner of Mitchell's Garage introduces a Motor X-Ray device for auto engines. The apparatus reveals defects in engines, aiding diagnosis. Mitchell, a noted Southern California mechanic, gained X-Ray training and now offers public demonstrations and advertisements in this issue.
The Barstow Kiwanis Club aims to elect George Henderson as Lieutenant Governor of California Nevada Sixth District at the November California Nevada Kiwanis convention in Long Beach. Henderson is district secretary and Barstow intends strong cross club support to secure the post.
A new Studebaker Sedan is on the streets, identified as the property of Agent Morgan. This sighting notes the vehicle and its owner in a concise street report.
A nostalgic verse celebrates the changing seasons from summer through autumn to winter. It contrasts the warmth of summer with the bracing air of autumn and the sharp, cozy feel of winter, ending with a homey image of popcorn and a crackling fire.
Barstow welcomes two new business operations as W. E. Winfield and partner open a partitioned space at Jones Department Store for City Cleaners with Victorville roots. Frank LaBass, connected to Claude La Bass, oversees Victorville plant while Winfield runs Barstow. Homer LaBass serves as Barstow pressman as wives assist. A brush fire near Devore scorched over five acres before 15 firefighters under Ranger Walter Meyer and County Forester Lee Pierce contained it by evening.
Advice for car upkeep in rain using plain language. Check four wheel brakes alignment by expert, clean and enamel fenders, inspect and touch up exposed metal to prevent rust. Replace vacuum wiper tube if porous, avoid overtight brakes in wet conditions, keep windshields free of grit, and consider a fresh paint job to preserve the body and improve driving pleasure.
Notice states that starting November 1 the delivery truck will stop regular deliveries. Be phoned orders to Ice Plant by 8:30 a.m. will arrive same day. orders after will be delivered next day. One daily delivery will go to the business section of town.
Delinquent stock for the 84th assessment dated Sept 14 1929 listed against shareholders Sanderson Guy H Campbell Minnie Coombs H W Flourney Louise Laraia A W etc. Shares and amounts shown. Shares to be sold at 415 Hollingsworth Ridg Los Angeles on Nov 7 1929 at 10 A M to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. Frank W. Clark secretary First publication Oct 24 1929.
Milk leads California agriculture with a value of 88.81 million in 1928. Grapes, oranges, lemons and other crops follow, with hay at 75.59 million and beef cattle at 38.69 million. Dairy gains stem from higher per cow production, despite higher costs from scarce feeds. continued growth is forecast.
Attendance records released by County Superintendent Ida M. Collins show more than 4,000 students enrolled across seven high schools. San Bernardino leads with 1,200, followed by Chaffey 1,286, Redlands 986, Chino 235, Chino Vocational 91, Barstow 130, Victor Valley 112, Big Bear 20, and Needles 109.
Los Angeles recorded its hottest day of the season and warmest October in 40 years with a 100 degree reading in the afternoon. Only once before has October touched 100, with a prior October 3, 1889 record of 102 degrees.
Five hundred California newspaper publishers will gather for their annual convention in Long Beach in January 1930, decided by the state executive committee and boards of the California Newspaper Publishers association. The meeting adopted a policy to rotate locations and theme California Advertising Minded for unity. After the convention, CPA members will embark on a three week trip to Mexico City. Barstow Printer is a member of both organizations.
Department of the Interior notice states Richard V. Sterling of Barstow filed intent to make final soldiers and sailors proof on land in W Ney Wyse Section 34, Township 9 North Range 2 West. Witnesses listed. hearing before Notary George Henderson in Barstow on Navy 1929 9 M. m. B. B. Smith, Register. Mot Coal Land. No Withdrawals, Oct 17 to Nov 14.
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