Death Valley and Ludlow Baseball Clash Sparks Valley Rally
The Death Valley Borax Kings lost to Ludlow 13 to 6 in a dramatic nine inning game for the Brown Derby Trophy. Ludlow’s Anderson pitched dominantly, striking out 15 and allowing eight hits as Ludlow built an early lead and held on amid a late DV surge. A postgame log dance celebrated a lively, friendly rivalry in Death Valley.
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Death Valley
Ludlow
Valley of the Dead
Borax Kings
D. V
Anderson
O’garity
Jay Kelly
RE. Clooney
SS. Seignious
B. Horton
Burleton
F. Clooney
Blumer J. Kelley
C Parker
D. Rooks
Sullivan
Brownie
CF O’brien
G. Trenkle
O’gary P
W. Trenkle
Clark
M. Anderson P. Sands
Protecting Water Rights in Mojave River District
W B Tussina filed for a permit to appropriate nonappropriated water from Deep Creek West Fork Mojave River. Protests must reach the State Department of Public Works by October 20, 1923. letters urge settlers to assert landrelated water rights and protest procedures.
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W. B. Tussina
Mojave River
Deep Creek
West Fork
State Department of Public
H. A. Kruegel
State Department of Public Works
Sacramento
Calif
W. E. Tussing
P. O. Box
Los Angeles
State Department
Prominent S P Official Laid to Rest in San Francisco
Funeral service for Charles Fee passenger traffic manager for the Southern Pacific Company was held today at Grace Cathedral. Fee who was 70 died Tuesday after a prolonged illness at the Southern Pacific Hospital from a heart ailment.
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Charles&. Fee
Southern Pacific Company
Grace Cathedral
Fee
Southern Pacific Hospital
Miss Isabella Smith Plans Teaching Start in Los Angeles
Minneola notes say Miss Isabella Smith, recently from Montreal, will begin teaching October 1 in a private Los Angeles school. She visited her sister Miss Annie Smith, spent weekend with Mrs. Speaker at Harper Lake, and both attended a Minneola schoolhouse gathering with bonfire, chennie roast, and grafanola music. E M Wooldridge updates his pumping plant, Hazen Taylor ill, Will Turner visiting old friends before heading to Kansas.
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Isabella Smith
Annie Smith
California
Montreal
Can
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Harper Lake
Speaker
E. M. Wooldridge
Card of Thanks to Friends and Helpers
To our dear friends who helped us so much in this time of deep sorrow and for the beautiful flowers we extend our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. Elmer Strohm and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strohm Mrs. Alice Newell Mrs. O. W. Johnston.
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Elmer Strohm
Gerald
Frank Strohm
Alice Newell
O. W. Johnston
Riverside Fair to Feature Bigger Event This October
The Southern California Fair at Riverside runs October 9 to 13 led by Secretary W. W. Van Pelt. Purses total $8,500 for race participants as the event promises to be bigger and better than ever.
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Riverside
W. W. van Pelt
Notice of Non-Responsibility on mining claims in Kern County
Notice states owner of Sidney Annex South Sidney El Oro Mavis Bell Glow Hobo Tunnel Nos 1 2 3 quartz mining claims in Rand Mining District will not be responsible for labor or materials, as claims are leased. Dated January 1 1923 signed A C Waite. Also includes an advertisement for RAT SNAP rat control product with prices and local sellers.
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Rand Mining District
Kern County
California
Sidney Annex
Sidney
el Oro
Mavis
Bell Glow
Hobo
Igned A. C. Waite
Leave the Future to the Boys in Present Effort
A Colier Tommy line notes Sdldie Buescher a Cincinnati office boy saves his dimes and takes his first train ride to New York. He sights tall buildings and ships on Fifth Avenue and declares he will return with a son to make the old city take pride. The piece contends that youth will shape business in future decades and that welcoming new workers keeps the future safe.
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Sdldie Buescher
Cincinnati
New York
Fifth Avenue
Eddie
Colliers
Missing bay mare pony near Palliser needs owner call
Sunday night September 23 1923 a bay mare pony branded like figure 11 sorrel mare about 1100 pounds no visible brands owner call W E Story Palliser 9 24. The notice seeks the rightful owner for recovery of the horse.
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W. E. Story
Palliser
Conductor Elmer Strohm Buried in Los Angeles
Elmer Strohm longtime Santa Fe conductor died Friday afternoon from pneumonia after being seen driving town days earlier. He lived in Barstow with wife and son Gerald, born 1910, and had two daughters from a previous marriage. A Mason and Railway Conductors member, his funeral was in Barstow and burial followed in Los Angeles.
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Elmer Strohm
Santa Fe
Mr. Strohm
Barstow
Joburg Run
Gerald
Lancaster
Penn
Mabel Maguire
Kingman, Ariz
C. W. Johnston
Multford
Utah
Alice Newell
Los Angeles
Frank Strohm
Huntington Park
Elmer
Strohm
Masonic Flagstaff Lodge No. 7
Order of Railway Conductors
McRae
Masons
Legionnaire Band to Play in Barstow October 13
City editor Henry C Fuller notes the National Commander's special legionnaire train will stop in Barstow for about ninety minutes on October 13 at 9 40 A M. The train carries the National Commander 800 delegates and newspaper men plus the Old Grey Mare Band. A concert at the depot is planned and Barstow residents are invited to attend. Further train details were not reported yet.
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Henry C. Fuller
The
Bulletin
Brownwell
Texas
Nationa
Barstow
United States
W. R. White
U. S. Is Center of Radio
The Radio Corporation of America has five high powered radio telegraph stations in the United States used in transoceanic service. Since 1920 the U S has become the world’s greatest radio communications center, operating more high powered commercial stations than all other nations combined. A record of scientific achievement and business enterprise for Americans to be proud of.
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Radio Corporation of America
United States
Honesty Policy Abroad Draws Debate on Trade
A Colliers piece notes British consular pressure to ensure debt payment by foreigners and argues that Americans failed in South American trade due to careless packing and inferior goods. It urges fair dealing to maintain peace and reliability with southern neighbors.
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Williamstown Forum
South America
America
England
Germany
France
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Western Tariff Congress
Angora
Borax
Denver
Colo
W. A. Hardy
Pres
Nevada Farm Bureau
Fernley
Nev
Hugh Sproats
Idaho Wool ,Grower’s Ass’n
Boise
Idaho
Robert Graham
Nebraska Livestock Ass’n
Alliance
Neb
T. H. Brice
Cal
Dairy Ass’n
Pearl I. Smith
American Mining Congress
Billings
Montana
W.J
Omaha
Agricultural Education
J W. How
Agricultural College
Fargo
N. D
A. J. Cunninham
War Finance Board
Casper, Wy
W. P. Epperson
Utah Press Ass’n
Salt Lake City
Chamber OF Commerce
T. B. Stearns
Chamber of of Commerce
M. F. Hogan
Lloyd E. Tiernan
S. P
S. F
Minneola
James Daxter
N. J
White and Platt and
Marvins Grocery
Bars
Estrays
L. A
Legionnaire Band
U. S
Rand
Bakersfield
Packard Stage Line
Mojave
Southern Pacific
Randsburg
Oldick
Service A la Carte
Club House
Randsburg, Calif
Almond Hotel
Mining
J. J. Chambers
Prop
William L. Denton
Randsburg, California
Francis X. Moore
Remington Portable Typewriter
G. Cleveland Taylor
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