Rambler Notes Vanishing Pace in Death Valley District
W. W. Cahill, vice-president of the T and T railway, is on vacation in Los Angeles. W. S. Nuttman of Inyo Consolidated Mines Co. made a business trip to Los Angeles and back to the mines Friday. Residents visit relatives, a tonsil clinic at Emergency Hospital treated four children and one adult with Red Cross helping cover costs. Chas Brown of Shoshone visits Death Valley Junction and seeks state senate for Inyo and Mono counties in August primary.
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W. W. Cahill
T. & T. Railway
Los Angeles
W. S. Nuttman
Inyo Consolidated Mines Co
Carl J. Shaffer
Inyo
The
Red Cross
E. B. Gilbert
Upland
Echo Canyon
Funeral Range
Chas. Brown
Shoshone
Death Valley
Brown
Mono Counties
Ruth George Visits Friends in Los Angeles
Miss Ruth George enjoys a prolonged visit with friends in Los Angeles staying at a local residence and taking in city sights during her stay with acquaintances.
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Ruth George
Los Angeles
Mrs George Takes Mrs Toles for Major Surgery in Los Angeles
Mrs Fredide George conveyed Mrs Herbert Toles to a Los Angeles hospital for major surgery. En route she visited the family of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank OConnell of Baldwin Park.
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Fredide George
Herbert Toles
Los Angeles
Mill foreman and mechanic and wives travel abroad
Wm. Huston mill foreman and Irvin Taylor mechanic at the mill with their wives spent the past period on a trip away from home. The article notes their travel context and companions without further details.
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Wm. Huston
Irvin Taylor
Weekend Lake Mead Outing Yields Laughing Fishes
A Rambler report recalls two Lake Mead outings from Death Valley Junction. Calm water and clear weather contrasted with heavy winds and near capsizes as fishermen chased scarce bites despite abundant fish. Two Junction businessmen survived rough rollers and rough tales of Lake Mead whoppers.
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Lake Mead
Great Boulder Dam
Death Valley Jct
Panamint Springs Homes In Death Valley Winding Down
The Inyo Register reports that all lodging in Death Valley is closing for the summer with Furnace Creek Inn and Stove Pipe Wells shuttered by early May. Panamint Springs remains the sole hostelery offering full meals and accommodations on the valley’s west entrance, praised for hospitality and new facilities including gravity water from a tunnel. The Rambler commends Panamint Springs as a reliable stop about 35 miles west of Stove Pipe Wells, near Panamint Valley.
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Inyo Register
Panamint Springs
Death Valley
Furnace Creek Camp
Furnace Creek Inn
Stovepipe Wells
Panamint Valley
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Steve Collins
Ash Meadows
Balboa Beach
Charles Greene
Bobbie
Riverside
Green
Roy Himes
Himes
Doris Green
Borax Co
Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Montgomery
Las Vegas
Jack DeArman
Inyo Consolidated Co
Tommie Trengrove
Catalina
Baker
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