Bear Valley Lake low but not dangerous
Redlands message notes Bear Valley Lake level is low but not dangerous. The item references Barstow correspondence in The Sun from Aug 25 and mentions Water Supply Law at Bear Lake. Kk. L. Mudgett returned yesterday.
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Bear Lake waters near crisis as drought drains reservoir
The letter warns Bear Lake is nearly exhausted by drought and irrigation withdrawals. Local stockholders and water users fear further draining, risking loss of lake, fish ponds along Mojave river, and irrigation supplies for Redlands Highland Bryn Mawr districts.
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New Fox Theatre Opens in San Bernardino
The Fox Theatre in San Bernardino is set to open on September 20. Harold B. Franklin of Fox West Coast Theatres announced the gala event, with Charlies H. Wuerz named manager of the new venue. Located on Court Street between Arrowhead Ave and D Street, the theatre will seat 2200 and feature Spanish style architecture with interior decorations noted by manager Wuerz.
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Planting More Alfalfa Due to Better Prices in Mojave
Farmers in the Mojave River Valley district expand alfalfa acreage amid strong prices. Hinkley growers sell baled alfalfa at 22.50 to 24.00 dollars per ton, while Dr. Chapin reseeds ten acres, Andrew Speth to renew 15 to 20 acres, and Phillips and Clever ranches also replant. The effort aims to maintain highest production after years of growth.
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Bear Valley Mutual Water Co expands supply with two wells
J J Prendergast, president of Bear Valley Mutual Water Co, says the lake will remain a sizable reservoir through October and stresses no concern about fish needing to leave the valley. To supplement the lake, the company will spend 35000 this season to drill two large wells in the northeastern Redlands area, expected to be operational in a few days, per the San Bernardino Sun.
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