Visitors At Neumanns Include Moody Byler Relatives
Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Neumann were Mr and Mrs Percy Moody of Long Beach and Miss Doris Byler of Glendale, Moody is the Neumanns brother and Byler their niece. Also visiting were Harold Moody and Leonard Brusch, students at La Sierra College.
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William Neumanns
Percy Moody
Long Beach
Doris
Ler
Glendale
Mr. Moody
Neumann
Miss. Byler
Harold Moody
Leonard Brusch
la Sierra College
California Speaks California Speaks
Quotes from California figures frame debate on tide lands funding and national security. Jonathan Wainwright warns of attack risk, Silas Hughes laments farming uncertainty, Robert Kerner calls for resisting Soviet disruption, James Mussat ti notes investment jeopardy.
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James Mussatti
S.F
California
Jonathan Wainwright
Calif
America
Silas Hughes
Merced
Robert J. Kerner
Berkeley
L.C
Soviet Union
Weekend Visit from Neu mann Family to Pomona
Mr and Mrs Williard Neumann and family drove to Pomona last Friday afternoon and stayed over the weekend. They visited the Edward Neumann family on Sunday before returning to Shafter. They also called on friends and relatives in Los Angeles and Glendale.
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Pomona
Williard Neumann
South
Edward Neumann
Shafter
Los Angeles
Glendale
Weekend in Paso Robles with Westbrook Family
Mr and Mrs John W Westbrook and their daughter Elizabeth spent the weekend in Paso Robles visiting Mrs Westbrooks brother Emerson Gibson. They attended church there.
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Paso Robles
John
Westbrook
Elizabeth
New Owners Take Over Leo's Food Market
Mr and Mrs C C Crabb and family have moved from Riverside to Shafter and purchased Leo's Food Market on Central Street. The store will be renamed Courtesy Market and the Crabb family are now residing on Pacific Street.
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C.C. Crabb
Riverside
Shafter
Leo
Central
Pacific Street
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Bill Kadel
Bill Kadel received a surprise birthday party hosted by his wife on Saturday April 10 at the home of Bill Shultz. The event featured a cake from Topper Bakery with 32 candles and door prizes to Ernest Ehrhardt and others. Numerous attendees included Gene Guenther, Roy Allen, Lucille Crawford, Wasco residents, and many friends and family.
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Bill Kadel
Bill Shultz
Joe McArthur
Topper Bakery
Ernest Ehrhardt
Lloyd Warden
Wesley Gorsching
Léonard Atchingson
Wilsons Trek in New Crosley Car on Spring Vacation
K. W. Wilson, Kern Academy instructor, and his son Bill toured 1600 miles in a Crosley from northern California through southern Oregon to visit Mrs Wilson’s mother. During the weekend Mrs Wilson and the two girls Janice and Lois stayed with Mrs Wilson’s sister in Glendale.
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K. W. Wilson
Kern Academy
Bill
Crosley
California
Oregon
Mr. Wilson
Artichoke Growers Harvest 21,000 Boxes in County
Santa Barbara County reports 200 acres planted to artichokes last year and a harvest totaling 21,000 forty pound boxes. The data highlight regional crop focus and yields for the season.
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Santa Barbara County
By-Products in Swift & Company Meat Trade Highlighted
An article outlines how by-products from lambs cattle and hogs add 15 to 25 percent 10 to 20 percent and 2 to 5 percent of total value respectively. It notes buyers estimate edible meat yield and by-products value when bidding and mentions various uses from hides wool fats to cosmetics and glues.
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Swift & Company
Custon
USA
Chicago
Swift
Swift & Com
Mone
Phenothiazine Controls Roundworms in West Texas Sheep
A four year study at Sonora Texas substation tests free choice feeding of phenothiazine salt with no poisoning risk. The regimen reduced worm counts from about 1180 to 60 per gram in ewes and 1700 to 30 in lambs, with worm eggs failing to hatch. In Minnesota flocks, drenched sheep with access to the mixture weighed 93 to 104 pounds and yielded carcasses over 90 percent AA grade, unlike untreated flocks.
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Texas
Minnesota
Weekend Guests and Local News From Kern Homes
Week-end visitors at Kern Homes include Mrs W Ky Kelsey and family from Los Angeles, and Mr and Mrs Ben Larson with son Robert visiting relatives in town. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Kirkpatrick at Mercy Hospital. The community held a Wednesday bridge club meeting with plans for a benefit bridge party on April 28.
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Jack Curtain
Little
Patty Dunn
T. J. Dunn
Patty
Richard Foster
Rodney Weems
Joe Barker
Nancy Curtain
Greta Lou Eastwood
Billy
Sherry Goss
Lucille Foster
San Francisco
Frank Day
Clyde N. Jeffries
Ingram, Texas
Virgil Kirkpatrick
Mercy Hospital
John Collins
Long Beach
Wright
Clifford Squier
McFarland
Dan Morrison
Kern Homes
Donald Hart
Santa Anita
Paul Hultman
T. H. Unland
Hollywood
Recreation Hall
Charles R. Ball
Mel Elliott Cea
Richard Walshow
Beulah Bartlett and Blythe Monroe Visit Southland
Miss Beulah Bartlett and Miss Blythe Monroe spent the weekend in the south land, enjoying leisure and social activities.
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Southland
Beulah Bartlett
Blythe Monroe
Letters to the Editor discuss social degeneration and street life
The reader questions local morals and public spaces from the Shafter corner to Central Avenue. The letter ponders recreational venues, deportation ideas, and urban dust pollution while debating attitudes toward aging and beauty. It vents about sidewalks, dust, and storefronts affecting families and daily life.
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Dad
Peter
Cotton ginning tally for Madera County reaches 50809 bales
Final county count shows Madera County producing 50 809 bales of cotton this season. The tally confirms robust ginning activity and strong regional harvest performance for the period.
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Madera County
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Sweden
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Varmland
Kadel
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J. B. Boughton
Sonora
Soda Bill Sez
Tome One
Viceee
Eent Ofwift & Company
Kern Homes News
Shafter Press
Baldwin
Baldwin Piano Distributor
17Th
Bakersfield
Cari
A Standard of
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Wasco
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