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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

Page

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Auto Tourists From East Visit Barstow

Eastbound tourism to Barstow via Route 66 and Arrowhead Route surged in June July August with 85 000 visitors in 25 560 autos. Daggett station logged 7 931 autos 25 907 passengers in June, 9 075 autos 30 146 in July, and 8 554 autos 28 731 in August, making August the heaviest month. Totals for eight months reached 30 868 cars 131 074 passengers, second to Truckee. Increased auto travel underscores push for oiling or hard surfacing Mojave Barstow highway.

Barstow Daggett Daggett Station Compa Old Trails Highway Arrowhead Truckee Blythe Fort Yuma Beckwith Benton California San Joaquin Valley Mojave

Barstow to Erect New Water Tank on Bean Valley Road

Imperial Utilities Corporation plans a new reservoir along Bean Valley road aimed at improving water pressure for property owners and enabling subdivision of new territory. The project will plant more trees and enhance town appeal with completion hoped within two months.

Imperial Utilities Corporation Bean Valley Road Water Company

Early Morning Fire Hits Charley Wallace Theatre and Hub

A Monday 1:30 AM fire of undetermined origin broke out behind Charley Wallace moving picture theatre and The Hub dry goods store. Sam Steinberg, owner, was away in Los Angeles. Mrs. George Vick reported the blaze. Firefighters battled heat at the front door while a cement wall kept flames from jumping to the adjoining shop. Water damage and falling plaster caused major stock losses. insurer will fund ceiling and floor replacements.

Charley Wallace Los Angeles Ann Steinberg Insurance Company

Well Worth Attending Los Angeles County Fair Pomona

The Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona is the state’s largest county fair with strong agricultural and mechanical displays. Thoroughbred stock draws interest and daily programs in front of the grand stand are good. Mr and Mrs Tiernan visited Wednesday and called it a winner for agriculture, machinery, and entertainment.

Los Angeles Pomona Tiernan

Batanghoya Calvert to Train for 480-Mile Race

Hopi runner Batanghoya Calvert known as Little Bear by his people arrived in Barstow this week. He plans to stay and train through May for the annual 480 mile San Francisco to Grants Pass race. He holds the Pacific Coast six mile record at a little over 32 minutes.

Batanghoya Calvert Calvert Non de Plume C. C. Pyle Arizona Barstow San Francisco Grant’s Pass Oregon Batanghaya Little Bear Pacific Coast

Hinkley Center Holds Regular Meeting and Elections

The Hinkley Harper Lake center opened at 8 15 P M after a supper by the Home Department with Director Phillips presiding. Officers elected for the year included G A Wiseman director W A Davis vice director W A Dewey secretary. A committee was named to assist 4 H club members attending the Davis Club Convention and an October topic on crop rotation was set for discussion.

Hinkley- Harper Lake Center Home Department Phillips G. A. Wiseman W. A. Davis W. A. Dewey Lillia H. Pomeroy Dewey Batley BIS Davis Dewer Ronald Seymour Campbell American Farm Bureau Federation Dept. of Agriculture Hinkley

News of Friends in Barstow and District

Barstow residents and visitors travel between Barstow and Los Angeles areas. Harry Lord, a top Barstow cleaner, visited O J Finke. Nurse Dalman and B F Gouldin returned from Fresno after visiting Geo Santha and Gen's Grants National Park. Al Kinsey and Julian Smith came back from a month and a half in the Southern States. Rev Isaac McRae visited Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles and saw several Barstow people including Thames Leggett Ramsey Beckwith Winters. Winters reported a paralytic stroke. others had various injuries but generally favorable outlooks.

Dalman B. PF. Gouldin Fresno Geo. Santha Gen's Grants National Park al Kinsey Julian Smith Isaac McRae Santa Fe Hospital Los Angeles Barstow Messrs Thames Leggett Ramsey Winters Mr. Winters

Pasade na couple weekend at 8S Hill ranch home

Mr and Mrs Byron Hill of Pasade na spent the weekend at the home farm the 8S S Hill ranch.

Mrs Byron Hill Pasadena

Readers Urged to Send Answers for Five Dollar Reward

The note asks subscribers to submit their letters, claiming a five dollar reward for responses. It emphasizes that many subscribers have not yet replied and urges prompt action to claim the incentive.

Victor Valley Booth Stuns LA County Fair Display

At Pomona this week the Victor Valley booth draws crowds with bales of alfalfa hay accented by paper garlands and an array of peaches pears apples and other fruits. Walker Jones oversees the exhibit highlighting its fragrant approach and distinctive dark green hay backdrop.

Los Angeles County Pomona Victor Valley Walker Jones

Al Wilson signs to pilot Ford tri motor airliner on Mex Southwest route

Al Wilson, noted film thriller star and aviation stunt expert, joins Maddux Air Line to pilot a Ford tri motor all metal airliner on regular California Mexico Southwest service. He vows to retire from stunting though will occasionally train in Hollywood.

al Wilson Mines Field Los Angeles Maddux Air Line California Wilson America

Ludlow School Opens with Columbus Day Plan

Ludlow school opened September 10 1928 with forty three pupils. Teachers Miss Leila Carlson from Alhambra and Miss Lois Cole from Pasadena plan a Columbus day program with all parents invited. Evadell team leads Red Sox 12 to 8 as Carlson backs the Red Sox. Mrs Brown returns from Silver Lake after ten days away. Teachers attended a Barstow meeting. staff all from Ludlow.

Ludlow Leila Carlson Alhambra Calif Lois Cole Pasadena Frank Vasquez Razor L. ©. Pearse San Francisco Pearse Red Sox Evadell Lodow Silver Lake Inis Cole Barstow

Reward Offered For Lone Train Bandit

Southern Pacific announces a 2500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the masked bandit who robbed passengers on train No. 75 the Lark departing Los Angeles September 18 1928. The thief about 30 years old five nine 160 pounds wore a dark suit brown Fedora blue handkerchief mask and tortoise shell glasses. Information can be wired or called to San Francisco or Los Angeles SP offices.

Dyer D. O'Connell Southern Pacific San Francisco L. A. Morris Los Angeles

Mrs Mosier Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon and Prize

Mrs. Harvey Mosier entertained her bridge club members Wednesday afternoon serving luncheon before the card games. Mrs. L. J. Henderson won the high score prize while Mrs. Even Evenson stood in for Mrs. Tiernan who was at the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona.

Harvey Mosier L. J. Henderson Even Evenson Tiernan Pomona

Barbecue and Dance in Barstow Planned for Saturday

Starting at noon this Saturday the second annual barbecue will be held in the grove west of the Harvey House. The event is under the auspices of the Maintenance of Way Department of the Santa Fe. A dance will follow at the Rose Inn.

Harvey House Maintenance of Way Department of the Santa Fe Rose Inn

McCain Smith Marriage in San Bernardino

Miss Stella Smith of Barstow and Mr Earl McCain of Victorville wed September 18th by the Justice of Peace of San Bernardino. Witnesses were Miss Mildred King of Barstow and Mr Dan Hawes of Victorville. They attended a show and a dance in San Bernardino afterward.

Stella Smith Barstow Earl McCain Victorville Justice of Peace San Bernardino Mildred King Dan Hawes

Forest fire hazard may cause closing of national forests

Emergency fire danger threatens California forests and could lead to a statewide closure of all national forests until fall rains. S. B. Show warns adverse conditions from human carelessness and fires, noting Oregon already closed forests, and urges strict adherence to smoking bans and camp fire rules to keep forests open for hunting and fishing.

California S. B. Show United States Forest Service Forest Service Oregon

Indoor Ball Season Closes Successful Sea80S

Secretary Treasurer Harvey Mosier reports the Indoor Baseball League finished the 1928 season with a net balance of 164.68 after paying all expenses. Barstow Produce retained the silver trophy, with San Bernardino and Yerma teams also earning honors as Kiwanis Club sponsorship continued.

Harvey Mosier Kiwanis Club Barstow Yerma San Bernardino L. D. Hootman Ivor Davis Riley Electric Co E. D. Evenson Cunningham Pharmacy Diltingham Bros F. Merritt Vick Cafe YMCA Gilham’s General Store Interstate Telephone Co

Christian Science Lecture Broadcast Over KFON

Residents can hear an authorized Christian Science lecture Friday September 21 at 8 p m. Charles E Jarvis C S of Los Angeles will speak for Third Church of Christ Scientist Long Beach. The talk will be broadcast from First Church of Christ Scientist Long Beach. Mrs Jarvis is on the Mother Church lectures board.

Charles E. Jarvis C. S Los Angeles California Third Church of Christ, Scientist Long Beach KFON First Church of Christ, Scientist Jarvis Boston Massachusetts

Wright California Players Present The Forest Ranger in Barstow

The Wright California Players, sponsored by Barstow PTA, present The Forest Ranger a three act comedy drama in Barstow on Friday October Sth at the Auditorium. A tale of Northwest woods wildlife timber enemies and a choice between adventure romance and forest life. The Star of Bethlehem a four act play follows on Saturday October 6th.

Wright California Players Barstow Parent Teachers Association Forest Ranger Northwest Woods

Kiwanis Meeting Honors Produce Indians Baseball Team

Nearly one hundred attendees filled the Rose Inn for a Kiwanis Ladies Night. A late change kept deputy district attorney Mr King from speaking, but an impromptu program succeeded. The Produce Indianool Baseball Team, season champions, attended with their ladies as guests of honor.

Kiwanis Club Ai Tho King Indiool

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baryow Mojave On the Handsburg, San Julious Schade Cecil Batanghoya Calvert Coca News of Friends Harry Lord O. J. Finke The Ludlow News Mrs Mosier Bridge Club McCain—Smith Seary KON Wright California
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