Rambler Reports Artist Roth Views Death Valley Scenes
The Rambler notes Andrew Roth, renowned artist, spent weeks at Ryan and returns to Death Valley Junction to paint Valley views. He completed a close up of the Natural Bridge and other canvases now hung in the hotel. The piece also reports on local officials, a candidate for Inyo county superintendent, and a wave of local employee departures. It mentions former Death Valley figures and the death of Jack Somers of Indian Springs.
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Death Valley Junction
Cal
Andrew Roth
Ryan
Iaith Valley
Hotel Amargosa
Death Valley
Natural Bridge
Roth
Violet Bedwell
Bishop
Dorothy Clara Gragen
Inyo County
Woring
Ida Robinson
Gragen
Robinson
the Rambler
Edgar (Shiek) Wagnon
Big Trees Lodge
Yosemite
Brainlee Clewett
Lake Arrowhead
Tommie Trengrove
Catalina Island
Lussle Walls
Exeter
Andy Mauer
California
Avocado Ranch
Oceanside
Lone Pine
Jimmie Onlick
W. W. Cahill
Borax Co
T. & T. Railroad
Conlick
Greenwater
Charles Schwab
Giant Powder Co
San Francisco
Jack Somers
Indian Springs
Mr. Somers
Goldfield
Mr. Som
Death Valley Pioneer Couple Grieves Over Illness
Death Valley area mourns as Celesta Fairbanks, long a desert pioneer with husband Dad Fairbanks, lies near death in Santa Paula after blindness from glaucoma and gangrene risk. Doctors earlier warned amputation might save her life, but Dad declined surgical intervention.
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Death Valley
Amargosa Desert
Dad
Celesta Fairbanks
Fairbanks Springs
Beatty
Rhyolite
Greenwater
Shoshone
Baker
Fairbanks
Desert
Pneumonia Relapse Leads to Death in Las Vegas
An unnamed patient recovering from pneumonia relapsed after returning home and died at the Las Vegas hospital. Remains were buried at Indian Springs cemetery. Joe Kapne of Shoshone visited town last Monday for trading and development work on the Noon-Day mine near the old Dr. Godshall property eight to nine miles away.
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Ers
Las Vegas
Joe Kapne
Joe
Dr. Godshall
Death Valley Boys Tie Beatty in Windy See-Saw Game
Death Valley Junction California May 16 The Beatty ball team led by George Greenwood tied the home club 4 to 4 in an eighth inning stoppage due to gusts of dust. Mickey Devine umpired as pitching was handled by Jack DeArman and Larry Blythe with Chas Greene catching.
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Death Valley Junction
Cal
Beatty
George Greenwood
Mickey Devine
Jack DeArman
Larry Blythe
Chas
Silent Nevada mine hub revived after rail and engine removal
East of Shoshone once a leading silver ore producer has lain dormant for years. The rail spur from the old standard gauge line to the mine and the T. and T. road at Shoshone were dismantled last winter. The locomotive on the spur, long unused, has been junked.
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Shoshone
Wrecking Concern
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