California adopts 23 new animal industry laws in 1935 session
The 1935 legislature signed 23 laws affecting the Division of Animal Industry and dairy regulation. Key acts include AB 2458 setting four butter grading standards, SB 884 broadening meat meaning to include dressed rabbits and poultry, SB 1130 for recording brands on horses and related licensing, and SB 259 strengthening tuberculin testing with stiffer penalties. An appropriation aids state cooperation with a federal Bang’s disease program.
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Merriam
Division of Animal Industry
California Department of Agriculture
C. A. Duckworth
Director of Agriculture
State Director of Agriculture
Division of
Animal Husbandry
State Department of Agriculture
Sacramento
Coast vacation notice and local moves reported
Miss Carolyne Tolin and family take a short coast vacation with her mother and nephew Tommie. Mr and Mrs Martinson and son move into the Jim Morgan home. Miss Wayne Stone returns from Taft hospital after a auto crash with bruises but no serious injuries. Jim Morgan couple visit Button Willow and Twain Harte. Percy Paschel moves to Wasco to work at Wasco Creamery. John Joslin and spouse are on a Wee vacation segment.
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Carolyne Tolin
Tommie
Martinson
Jim Morgan
Mr. Denen
Son of
Jeve
Wayne Stone
Taft Hospital
Miss Stone
Buttonwillow
Twain Harte
Percy _ Paschel
Wasco
Paschel
Wasco Creamery
John Joslin
War Declared Against Brown Rot In California Orchards
D G Milbrath reports brown rot caused by Monilla cinerea is widespread in California orchards. The fungus now attacks ripening fruit of apricot nectarine and peach as sugar levels rise. Insects cause skin breaks, allowing entry. infected fruit and dead twigs help overwinter and spread. Control emphasizes removing infected fruit and dead twigs. sulfur dusting can reduce fruit infections but is not a substitute for cleanup.
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D. G. Milbrath
California Department of Agriculture
California
Remor
United States
Wildwood Notes Highlight Local Circles and Road Issues
Cecil Tracy spent the week end in Los Angeles. I Jackson seeks oil lease options around Wildwood with drilling possible if acreage is secured. Walter Overton, Bakersfield dentist visit, upper teeth removed with no pain since. Road grader repairs area roads. Buttonwillow to Shafter road rough. Tom Mitchell brought pecan watermelons. Carl Harrison and wife visited Sanders home. Gregory Duran remains ill from food poisoning. Kern General Hospital expects possible operation. August 8th marks William Tracy's sixty ninth birthday and recognition for his memory of The Lady of the Lake.
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Cecil Tracy
Los Angeles
I. Jackson
Wildwood
Walter Overton
Bakersfield
Buttonwillow
Shafter
Tom Mitchell
Carl Harrison
Sanders
Gregory Duran
Albert Duran
Kern General Hospital
Paul Sanders
W. J. Overton
J. W. Overton
Jackie
J. H. Sanders
Curtis Hare
John
William Tracy
Peach price fixed at 30 dollars per ton confirms pack
A group of leading peach growers and processors, including the California Canning Peach Growers Association, have agreed on a price of 30 dollars per ton for No. 1 peaches. The association ships about 45,000 tons annually and is described as a power group in the peach industry.
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California Canning Peach Growers Association
Conte
Weiee Nen
Several Shafter Residents Move Among West Coast Trips
Local notices detail visits and travels of Shafter residents and friends. Beatrice Estella Lowe born July 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Law son Lowe. Families return from Santa Maria Glendale and San Diego expositions with trips to Angwin Grants Pass Los Angeles and Pismo Beach.
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Beatrice
Estella
Lawson Lowe
J. P. Harris
Charles
Richard
M. E. Harris
San Diego
Los Angeles
Ventura County
Coffmans Relocate to Oregon Ranch Life
Mr and Mrs Francis Coffman moved from their longtime home to a ranch in Oregon this week where they plan to spend their future years.
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Oregon
Francis Coffman
Counties and Cities to Back WPA Project Funds
WPA administrator for California Frank Y. Mc Laughlin says counties cities and all political subdivisions must meet a 20 percent funding requirement to sustain projects. Some funds may come from equipment and the program targets employment for families on relief in May with $202,000,000 allocated. Corning reports an automatic refrigerator installed powered by a nearby well.
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Frank Y. McLaughlin
WPA
California
McLaughlin
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Henry Friesen
Escondido
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W. M. Reimer
Henry Kirschenman
Lodi
Ike Yeters
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H. H. Dueck
Rempel
Dueck
Hertha Ehlers
Los Annee
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Edna
P. J. Gaede
Milton Richert
Richert
Heinrichs
Henry Duerksen
Ray
Billie
Coast
Velda Wall
L Angeles
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Home Front
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Pismo Beach
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Janzen
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San Francisco
Nevada
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Brunk
Duehren’s
West & Lowe Ginning Company
McFarland
Rosedale
Dye’s Market
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Prop
Philco Radios
Shafter Furniture Co
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