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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
3
Willis W Toneham of Judson California filed intent to prove up a homestead entry No 1486 for the SW1, SE and other fractional sections in Township 5N Range 4W on November 1, 1914. Witnesses Bert Wilson Robert Hodge G Hodice Paul Goodhue all reside in Judson California.
Department of the Interior notice from Los Angeles announces Delbur M. Harlow of Wagner California filed intent to prove up a homestead claim No O127S52 for NW 1 4 Section 15 Township N Range 8 E San Bernardino County. Proof date set for November 17 1914 before the San Bernardino Superior Court clerk with witnesses Elmer L. Harlow Guy Gillespie John W Burden and Harry L Burden all of Wagner California.
William Rossman Holton of Wagner California has filed intent to make a final proof to establish a claim to the Southwest Quarter Section 31 Township 9 North Range 4 East San Bernardino Meridian. The hearing is set for November 20 at 9 a.m. in Superior Court San Bernardino. Witnesses: Delbur M Harlow Guy Gillespie Roscoe D Lippincott Mable K Lippincott all of Wagner California.
Guy T Gillespie of Newberry California filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for NEI Section 11 Township 9N Range 3W San Bernardino County before the Clerk of the Superior Court on November lth. Witnesses named: John Burden R D Lippincott Delbur M Harlow Ehu er T Harlow all of Newberry California. Last pub October 30.
The People of California send greeting to BE. M. Benson defendant. You must appear in the Justice's Court of Barstow Township San Bernardino County to answer the complaint within five to twenty days depending on service. If you fail, default will be entered and judgment issued for money damages or relief with costs. Dated August 12, 1914 by Justice I. O. Carter.
Elmer L. Clarlow of Wagner California files intent to prove up homestead entry No 612780 for SWAy Section 10 Township 9 N Range 8W Meridian. Hearing set 9:30 a.m. November 17 1914. Witnesses Guy Gillispie D D Kinlow J W Burden Harry L Burden all of Wagner California. John D Roche Register. First pub October 2 last pub November 6
A corporate board meeting dated October 19 1914 levied Assessment No. 64 of one half cent per share on capital stock. Unpaid shares by November 16 1914 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on December 21 1914 at 2 p.m. to cover the past due amount and sale costs. D F Wilson Secretary Germain Building Los Angeles California. First pub October 25 to November 27.
A nonpartisan measure, Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 384, seeks to amend California’s constitution to allow Alameda County to issue bonds up to one million dollars to fund its pledged contribution to the Panama Pacific Exposition. The plan requires local taxation and bonds sold at par, with funds directed to the Exposition’s construction and maintenance.
A lecturer from the National Farmers' Union argues the rural church bears social duties as part of its core mission. He says true Christianity is social, promoting love, brotherhood, and fellowship, and urges the church to act as a social center to reform the local order and enrich many lives.
The church must address rural youths social needs by providing entertaining as well as instructional activities. Meeting outside religious contexts is seen as essential to prevent exposure to worldly dangers while offering substitutes like clubs picnics and dances through church involvement.
The church should harness play to foster social mood and unity. Play dissolves aversion, broadens viewpoints, and elevates ideals, becoming a key educational force in rural communities and childhood. By offering appealing social functions for the young, it fills rural pleasure gaps and promotes better manhood and womanhood.
Alameda County residents push for Constitutional Amendment 17 to enable raising funds by bonds to honor a $1,000,000 pledge to the Panama Pacific International Exposition. Officials urge voters to support the measure at the November election, noting the tax would fall only on Alameda County.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt recalls MP T P O Connor joking that Ireland is swarming with absentee landlords. The exchange notes his witty reply when asked if there are as many absentee landlords as before.
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