Fordson Truck Gift Highlights Barstow District
Henry Ford presented Arthur Brisbane with the first Fordson Truck out of the factory at Barstow. The truck, not yet on the market, will be driven to Brisbane's ranch south of Barstow. Brisbane recently acquired 820 acres and more alfalfa is planned for the fertile Mojave River Valley with water from the Mojave River benefiting dairy and rabbit feed markets.
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Henry Ford
Arthur Brisbane
West
Barstow
Examiner
Ford Deaters
Brisbane Ranch
Ford
Brisbane
Mojave
San Bernardino Mountains
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Kiwanis Club to Move Meetings and Banquet
The Kiwanis Club shifts meetings to Saturdays at 11 30 AM in the Antlers Club and will hold a banquet Saturday night October 9 at the Harvey House. District Lt. Governor Bill Harris will present the charter to the local club and Leslie Henry of Pasadena will give the main address.
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Kiwanis Club
Antlers Club
Harvey House
Bill Harris
Leslie Henry
Pasadena
Grand Opera Music Broadcast Next Monday Night
Grand opera program to be aired Monday night October 1 from 9 to 10 on radio stations KFI Los Angeles and KPO San Francisco. Sponsored by Walter M Murphy Motors Co and Stanley W Smith Inc. from KFI Studio Los Angeles. Performers include Virginia Flohri soprano Robert Hurd tenor Pryor Moore Orchestra with J. J. Gilbert flute. Selections listed from Manon Atalanta Lucia The Jewels of the Madonna Die Meistersing Wagner Dinorah Don Juan Mozart Wagner and Tannhauser.
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Walter M. Murphy Motors Company
Los Angeles
Stanley W Smith, Inc
San Francisco
KFI
KPO
Virginia Flohri
Robert Hurd
Pryor Moore
Will Garroway
J. J. Gilbert
Wolf-Ferrari
Pryor Moore Orchestra
Die Meistersing
OS Sire CIA Licensee
Wagner Wang
Kcissadar Coment Gounod
Orchestra
Mozart
Union Pacific Engineer Dies In Auto Accident At Summit
Walter Wilcox, Union Pacific engineer, died when his car plunged 200 feet into a canyon near Summit. The four o clock Thursday crash, reported by George Reed of Ludlow from Barstow, left Wilcox killed instantly. His wife, riding in a Ford from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, was seriously injured and later found by a passing motorist and the Summit garage man.
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Union Pacific
Summit
Walter Wilcox
Barstow
George Reed
Ludlow
Wilcox
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nevada
Sumuit
Miss California Guest With Friends in Vermo
Miss Porter, Miss California, visited Vermo with her mother and escort this weekend, en route from Atlantic City where she competed for Miss America. The New York entrant was eliminated due to backing, while California retains the title for the year. Porter, a Los Angeles high school junior, once lived in Calico. An escort accompanies each contestant in Atlantic City. Porter toured the Joe Shale claims and rode the mine’s lead horse.
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Mss
Alpha Porter
Californin
J. R. Lane
Calico
Porter
Atlantic City
Greater
New York
Miss Porter
California
Tulsa
Los Angeles
Joe Shale
Christian Science Meeting At Antler Club Barstow
A Christian Science meeting is announced for October 10 at 11 A.M. All interested individuals are invited to attend at the Antler Club in Barstow for the gathering.
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Antler Club
Barstow
Camp Fire Girls Meet at Wetomachick Home
The Wetomachick Camp Fire Girls met at Mary Ellen Chambers's home last Friday with eleven members present. Miss Gertrude Smitheram will assist guardian. Plan to meet Fridays during the school term. Second Council Fire slated for Friday October 5 at Miss Dorothy Steinberg’s home. Several girls to take their first rank. Meeting planned for Friday October 1 at Irene DeWolf’s home.
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Wetomachick
Mary Ellen Chambers
Gertrude Smitheram
Dorothy Steinberg
Irene DeWolf
High School News and Visitor Highlights
Enrollment reached 96 as visitors from Los Angeles, including Mr Farrington and Miss Pfau, joined local families over the weekend. School work settles into routine. biology class enjoyed its first field excursion last Tuesday. Board of Trustees met Saturday to discuss problems while the PTA hosts a reception for faculty at the auditorium Friday evening.
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Farrington
Pfau
Miller
Ricks
Los Angeles
Arthur Bell
el Monte
P.T.A
1927 Automobile Plates to Carry Full Numerals
Will H. Marsh, chief of the Motor Vehicle Department, estimates 1,725,000 autos will be registered this year. Plate production runs at 12,000 pairs daily for 1927, using the same size as last year but with full numerals for numbers over one million. Total registrations expected reach 9,725,000.
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Will H. Marsh
Motor Vehicle Department
Barstow Visit Highlights Mrs Riche Son Enters USC
Mrs Cora Riche, agent for the Interstate Telegraph Company in Victorville, visited Barstow Tuesday evening. She said her son Walter has entered USC this year and will major in pharmacy after working in a pharmacy for two years.
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Cora Riche
Interstate Telegraph Company
Victorville
Barstow
Walter
U.S.C
Mrs Floyd Marvin Hosts Card Party With Friends
Mrs. Floyd Marvin entertained a number of friends with a card party Monday, sharing an evening of cheerful games and light refreshments.
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Floyd Marvin
Wind Transfer Moves Brisbane Ranch to Barstow
A portion of Brisbane's ranch was transferred to the city of Barstow on Wednesday. The report notes a single strong wind event aided the transfer and hopes such a blow does not recur soon, as one wind event per year is seen as sufficient.
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Brisbane
Barstow
Apples and Pears Prove Well on Walker Ranch
Ty B. Walker of the nearby ranch sent a specimen of apples and pears to the Printer office this week. The samples show these two fruits flourish unusually well in the locality and indicate good fruit potential for the area.
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Ty. B. Walker
Los Angeles Visitors Highlight Walker and Banks Pair
Mr and Mrs T B Walker and Mrs Soloman Banks were in Los Angeles for the first of the week, visiting the city and related activities.
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T. B .Walker
Welch sells First Street home to F J Conrad
Mr Welch transfers ownership of his residence on First Street to F J Conrad in a straightforward real estate sale. The transaction names the parties and the property location without additional details about price or terms.
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Mr. Welch
First Street
F. J. Conrad
Newborn Nettie Lou Joins L. P. Whitney Family
Nettie Lou, born to the L. P. Whitney family, marks her second week with a ten pound weight. She shares blue eyes with her sister Helen. Grandma Mirs. J. 8. Toland has returned home to Riverside.
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L. P. Whitney
Nettie Lou
Helen
Mirs
Toland
Riverside
License Man Joke About Expired Dog Licenses
Ed Harris received a note from the license man noting the dog license expired on July 31. The man replied in kind that the dog did as well, highlighting a light moment over bureaucratic timing.
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Ed. Harris
Mrs Homer Martin Visits Barstow After LA School Entry
Mrs Homer Martin, who recently left Barstow for Los Angeles where she enrolled her two children in school, spent Monday in Barstow with her husband.
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Homer Martin
Barstow
Los Angeles
Mrs Soules Visits Husband Engineer Soules
Mrs. Jim Soules visits her husband engineer Soules. Mrs. Soules and their children have lived in Los Angeles for several years.
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Jim Soules
Engineer Soules
Soules
Los Angeles
Prescott visitor admires town growth and housing area
Mrs. S. L. Myers hosted her brother KF. A. Hathaway of Prescott last week. Hathaway praised the new town and the improved residential section during his visit.
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S. L. Myers
KF. A. Hathaway
Prescott
Mrs L. Myers Returns from Los Angeles
Mrs L. Myers returned from Los Angeles on Tuesday. She visited friends and attended events during the trip, noting pleasant weather and new experiences.
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8. L. Myers
Los Angeles
Fuesday
Miller Party Tours Calico Mines With Los Angeles Couple
Mr and Mrs S Miller of Los Angeles visited with Mr and Mrs Joe Shale on Sunday and inspected the Calico district mines.
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S. Miller
Los Angeles
Joe Shale
Calico
He and niece exchange a remark on grammar
A brief dialogue notes a comic grammar quibble about subject verb agreement. Pete Ring jokes about saying knees are instead of knees is, highlighting language quirks.
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Pete Ring
Barstow Supervisor Crain Visited On Business
Supervisor C. S. Crain conducted business in Barstow spendingTuesday night and Wednesday there as part of a routine official visit to meet local officials and review matters of concern.
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C. S. Crain
Barstow
Eye specialist Dr Marlenee visits Glendale store
Dr Marlenee the Glendale eye specialist has been at Cunningham drug store this week. The doctor fell a few days before arriving and is nursing two broken ribs.
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Marlenee
Glendale
Cunningham Drug Store
Former Santa Fe breakman seeks 106500 damages
M Criminger sues in superior court against Santa Fe railway for 106500 after losing his foot in an accident near Goffs. He says he rode the tank car step ahead of a locomotive when the car struck an automobile, crushing his left foot and leg necessitating amputation. Sworn statements link Jack Dempsey’s loss of the night before the bout to ptomaine poisoning.
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M. Criminger
Santa Fe Railway
Goffs
Criminger
Jack Dempsey
Barstow Fair Showcases Local Mines and Displays
The Mojave River Valley highlights Barstow exhibits including native farm and garden displays, fruits, grains, minerals, and lead mines. It notes the Bagdad Chase mill, established forty years ago for concentration, water, and rail access, and advertises seven available mining sites on easy terms via Henderson Nicklin, Barstow.
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Bagdad-Chase
Henderson
Nicklin
Barstow
Maiden Brush peaches and Bartlett pears showcased in valley
Mrs. Henry F. Speaker of Harper Lake contributed Maiden Brush peaches, illustrating local valley possibilities. Bartlett pears grown by many farmers demonstrate the pear as a profitable crop, with Harland and others noting trees broken under the load of pears.
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Henry F. Speaker
Harper Lake
Bartlett
Harland and Others
Hodge Bros Prepare Sixth Alfalfa Cutting This Season
Hodge Bros are set for their sixth alfalfa cut of the season with another harvest planned soon. The farmers report steady yields and good growing conditions, aiming to capitalize on favorable weather and strong demand for hay.
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Hodge Bros
Alfalfa Farmer Anna Herlick Feeds Cattle on Sixty Acres
Mrs. Anna Herlick of Helendale farms sixty acres of alfalfa yielding strong returns. She turns cattle into the last growth as harvest continues.
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Anna Herlick
Helendale
Mojave Marl Deposit Near Barstow Described
A few miles up the river from Barstow, R. C. Hall of Helendale notes a large Mojave Marl deposit. The fertilizer is highly recommended, inexpensive, and accessible by truck or rail for easy extraction and use.
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Barstow
Corn varieties draw crowds at Bar stow Fair on highway
Visitors admire diverse corn displays at Bar stow Fair attracting tourists. The crop holds promise as a valuable yield, impressing valley residents with its potential.
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Barstow
Calif man lands 120 acres near Barstow for crops
L. P. Haney recently arrived from northern California and bought 120 acres of fertile valley lands south of Barstow, part of the old Starnacle cattle ranch, through Henderson & Nicklin. He plans twenty acres of alfalfa and other crops and is now preparing the ground.
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L. P. Haney
California
Barstow
Starnacle
Henderson & Nicklin
Borax Mines Power Mojave Valley Industry
About 100 men work in the borax mines northeast of Barstow. The industry supplies a variety of products used daily and has brought millions of dollars into the Mojave River Valley, highlighted by a fine Colmanite sample at the Fair.
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Barstow
Mojave River
Fossil Beds near Barstow Offer 1.5 Million Year Records
The Fossil Beds northwest of Barstow and volcanic deposits east of Newberry Springs mark a period about 1,500,000 years before Christ when the Mojave River ran larger than the Colorado. At Laviee you can descend 200 feet into the ancient volcanic crater and inspect the records firsthand.
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Barstow
Newberry Springs
Mojave River
Colorado River
Laviee
Fossil Beds near Barstow Reveal Ancient Life in Stone
At the Fossil Beds near Barstow tourists can read rock inscriptions that tell the history of an age predating early camels and three toed horses. The text notes how before earth’s tipping, elephants browsed in a Garden of Eden at the North Pole, with sites only ten miles from Barstow.
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Barstow
Garden of Eden
North Pole
Henderson and Nicklin Ship Mineral to San Francisco
Henderson and Nicklin last week shipped two tons of high grade mineral from the Stromtanite Mines to San Francisco. Samples may be seen at the Barstow Fair. The mineral makes red fire for theaters fusees used by railroads and war signals. Barstow deposit is the largest and best in the United States and should be manufactured locally.
Barstow’s Growth Sparks Push for City Services
The passage argues Barstow should become an incorporated city to gain street naming and numbering, free mail delivery, an organized fire department, improved water supply, and safer railroad crossings. With a 2000 population, Barstow aims for economical governance like 5000 other towns in the United States, signaling a shift from village status.
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Barstow
United States
Barstow Considers Custom Mill for Gold and Silver
Barstow weighs a custom mill to process the abundant gold and silver in the area. Officials say the facility would accommodate rising ore volumes and reduce shipment costs, with construction preliminaries nearing a feasibility review and possible funding plans.
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Barstow
Barstow Calls for Early County Seat and Division
Barstow residents urge creation of a county seat soon to bind east and west areas, noting the high school could become a courthouse and advocating division into two counties. Western residents currently pay more in transport than taxes, while others face injustice from distant county seats.
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Barstow
Tre High School
Barse
San Bernardino
Mojave Farmers Reflect on Weather Woes Worldwide
The Mojave River Valley farmers praise the Weather Clerk for abundant crops while acknowledging distant regions hit by typhoons storms and earthquakes. They note flood damage in Illinois and eastern states from excessive rain marking a contrast to their own fortunes and view it as a penalty for proximity to other neighbors.
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Mojave River Valley
Illinois
Barstow Fair Showcases Fine Wool Samples
A fragment notes high grade wool samples from the Waterman ranch displayed at Barstow Fair. The exhibitor believes sheep and wool can be profitably raised locally, questioning whether wool should be sent to Los Angeles for processing.
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Barstow Fair
Angeles
Waterman Ranch
Local farmer touts chickens hogs as Mojave River profits
Mrs. Leak at the Fair records note she offered citrons and a water bucket for exhibition. Chickens and hogs were raised one mile east of Barstow and fed with corn. Eastern people regard them as Sunray delicacies. Mrs. Leak reports chickens eggs and hogs as profitable Mojave River products.
Farmers and min ers urged to bring samples to fair
Farmers gardeners and miners with creditable home produced samples are invited to bring them to the fair for display. Tourists and others unfamiliar with our natural resources will see the exhibits and learn from the displays.
Corn Husking Days Near Barstow Show Big Mojave Corn
Samples of red and yellow corn from S. S. Hill ranch on Mojave River near Barstow indicate he is trying to wrest the banner from Iowa. Some ears ten inches long with fat full kernels. Many local farmers have acres of good corn this season in Mojave River Valley, signaling more cattle hogs and poultry.
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S. S. Hill Ranch
Mojave River
Barstow
Iowa
Barstow Hospital Idea Promoted by Civic Groups
Civic groups urge creation of a creditable hospital in Barstow the railroad and highway hub. They propose naming it Highway Boulevard and numbering local businesses to elevate Barstow from a country village. Incorporation of the city is seen as a route to improvements including mail service water fire protection and safer crossings.
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Barstow
Mrs W R Witty Travels to Los Angeles for Visit
Mrs W R Witty departed for Los Angeles to visit her son Barton for three days. The note adds Barton is in U S C.
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W. R. Witty
Los Angeles
Arton
Barton
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