California cotton seed distributors elect officers and report sales
Herold Pomeroy of Kern County is elected president with Floyd Nelson of Madera as vice president and L B Nourse reelected. The group reports 1 26,800 tons of seed valued at 3.8 million dollars and 64,000 acres planted in the San Joaquin Valley. They note 1,000 tons of reserve seed sold out of state and pledge funds to UC for research at Shafter and 40 acres purchased for cotton sales valued at 190,000. A five points station plan will assist Shafter staff with broader research efforts.
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Herold Pomeroy
Kern County
California
Fresno
Floyd Nelson
Madera County
L. B. Nourse
Sauk Ftck
Kiel County
Charles Schwartz
Kies Coney
Ook Faeson
San Joaquin Valley
University California
Shafter Experimental Station
Paul Sharp
University of ‘Ornia
Cot
Shafter Station
Shafter Sta
Sharp
J. R. Kennedy
Cal
Harry Baker
Cotton Oil Company
Deans of
American Textile Schools
Bakersfield
Services Held Monday For Carl Wagner
The unexpected passing of Carl Wagner occurred July 30 near his home on Kimberlina Road. He leaves his wife Mildred two sons Carl D and Allen D Wagner of Wascomoth Irvin of Galt one sister Dorothy Gutherie of Galt. He lived in the Shafter area all his life and was foreman for Ed Neufelds Ranch for about three years at the time of his passing. Interment was in Wasco Cemetery on August 3 at 10 a.m. with Jones Funeral Home in Wasco handling arrangements. Pallbearers were C. E. Howe Ron Wheat George Shoemaker Jack Hammond Earl Suficool and Bill Contreras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
Kimberlina Road
Mr. Wagner
Mildred
Carl D
Allen D. Wagner
Wascomoth
Irvin
Galt
Dorothy Gutherie
Shafter
Ed Neufelds
Wasco
Jones Funeral Home
C. E. Howe
Ron Wheat
George Shoemaker
Jack Hammond
Earl Suficool
Bill Contreras
Alaska senators push oil land limit rise to one million acres
Senator Ernest Gruening with Senator Bartlett introduce two bills to lift the oil land lease cap from 300000 acres to 1000000 acres. The move seeks greater abatement of oil lands under state control for leasing or option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
Bartlett
Maple Scouts Finish Second All-Out Camp Trip in Sierras
Maple Leaf Boy Scouts completed a two part hike across the High Sierras with 16 Scouts and leaders establishing a permanent East Lake camp in King's Canyon National Park. They split into groups for safety, fished at unnamed lakes, and held camp devotions led by Teddy HeinrichsStanley Loewen and Phil Siemens while wildlife including deer and a bear were sighted.
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Maple Leaf
Phil Siemens
High Sierras
East Lake
King’s Cannae
Zumwalt Meadows
Teddy Heinrichs
Stanley Loewen
PTA
Burros Mens
John Enns
Johnny Enns
Fred Gaede
Clyde Johnston
Ken Nicol
Cliff Hartley
Ney Wiliams
Walter Loewen
World War II Friends Reunite in Shafter Visit
Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller and children Jerry and Penny reunited with WWII friends in Shafter California during a first trip to the state. They toured Sequoias and shared years of memories as a surprise entrance delighted Mr Co. The note mentions national debt interest totals for the fiscal years, $7.5 billion this year and over $8.1 billion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Oes
New Mexico
Clyde Miller
Jerry
Penny Live
Sequoias
California
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Pepsi Cola
ENA
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Bell Peppers
Istalk Celery
Betty Crocker
Heinz
Central Valley
Maple Scouts
Reflection Lake
Larry Bartel
Har‘Yison” Pass
Deeter
New Richland
Dearie
Shaw Avenue
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