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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

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New Industry Launched in Shafter

Shafter welcomes a new manufacturing venture at the Al Nikkel Machine Shop soon to be called Nikkel Iron Works. They are producing the Saveall Fruit and Vegetable Cleaner with soft rubber brush technology. The device cleans potatoes, peaches, and other produce and even washed eggs without cracking. Robt. O. Burge handles sales with Bakersfield Implement Co. Santa Maria already received one unit and more orders are in prospect. Plans include a larger building at the site as the enterprise grows.

Shafter al Nikkel Machine Shop Nikkel Iron Works Saveall Fruit Santa Maria Robt. O. Burge Bakersfield Implement Co Nikkel

California WPA program lists 214000 eligible for priority work

Frank Y. McLaughlin reports nearly 214,150 Californians on relief are eligible for first opportunity on new WPA projects. Los Angeles County accounts for 103,163 of the total, with other counties San Francisco Alameda and San Diego following. Only 0.027 percent of the unemployed are inexperienced.

California Frank Y. McLaughlin Works Progress PWA McLaughlin Los Angeles County San Francisco County Alameda San Diego Alpine Lake

Shafter Near State Record For Light Turnout In Special Election

Shafter narrowly missed a state record for the smallest turnout in a Tuesday special election. With about 900 registered voters, only 85 ballots were cast. Voters sided against proposition No. 2 but favored the other two measures slightly. Kern county results show low participation with Nos. 1 and 3 receiving both Yes and No tallies and many precincts still outstanding.

Shafter Kern County

Remains of Shafter Girl Laid to Rest

Funeral services were held for Gladys May Kendrick 12 daughter of Mrs A J Loewen at Tow Oso ranch with Rev C C VanGorkom officiating. Interment followed at Greer lawn Bakersfield. She died Sunday after a short illness and was a Rieland grammar pupil. Survived by her mother stepfather two brothers Clyde and Burton Kendrick Reno and others in Chilton Missouri.

C. C. VanGorkom Gladys May Kendrick A. J. Loewen Tow Oso Ranch Janzen Funeral Home Greerlawn Cemetery Bakersfield Miss Kendrick Shafter Riealand Grammar School Clyde and Burton Kendrick Reno Veces and Mes Felling Chilton

Grapevine Lebec Highway Gap To Be Finished

Completion of the Grapevine Lebec section of highway 99 and a $400000 allocation will finish the final gap at the south county line. Construction starts within six months as announced by Harry A. Hopkins, Taft, chairman of the California State Highway Commission. The project spans three stages, with earlier segments already completed and opened.

Grapevine-Lebec Harry A. Hopkins Taft California State Highway Commission Grapevine Tejon Pass Lebec Hopkins

State Keeps Illegal Tax on Lottery and Gambling Sales

The State Board of Equalization collected about $30,000 in retail sales taxes from lotteries bookmakers and similar games of chance. Legal experts say the tax applies to intangible property and excludes gambling, allowing the state to reclaim or reissue the money despite opposition from the attorney general.

State Board of Equalization Ts Ae Eetorney Geenral U Webb

Shafter Blue Cross Elects New Officers

The Blue Cross, a local Mexican society, has elected officers to assume duties during a September 15 celebration. Elisa A Arreola is president, Petra Epino secretary-general, Dolores Espino vice president, Alice de Arreola treasurer, Angelita brigade secretary, Ilmarez mistress of ceremonies, Guadalupe Gonzalez director of infirmary, Candida A Castro director of ambulance, Matilde Lopez director of festivities, Roman Castro director of propaganda, Ignacio Santiestevan counselor.

The Blue Cross Elisa A. Arreola Petra Epino Dolores Espino Alice de Arreola Angelita Ilmarez Guadalupe Gonzalez Candida A. Castro Mirs Matilde Lopez Roman Castro Ignacio Santiestevan

Legionnaires Attend California Convention in Fresno

Legionnaires from the Department of California meet in Fresno with Commander Milton J. Lohr and several couples among the attendees. The group notes a lively session as Hollywood is named as next year’s convention site.

Department of California Fresno Milton J. Lohr A. J. Zimmerman J. B. Henderson George Enns Phil Joe Channeson James Barry Glen O. Nay Hollywood

Varied August Events Attract Motorists Across State

August calendar features Harbor Day in San Francisco a regatta parade San Joaquin County Fair and Horse Show in Stockton and more. Red Wood Highway dedication August 18 Pioneer Day Humboldt County Fair Fern dale August 22 25 Lake County Water Sports and Rodeo Lakeport August 31 September 2 Vintage Festival St Helena August 31 September 2 including sports parades dances and boat racing.

San Francisco San Joaquin County Stockton High Line Hway Redwood DeleRe County Aaa Ferndale Lake County Lakeport

Pentecostal Mission Members Attend Delano Fellowship

A group from the Pentecostal Mission traveled to Delano on Monday night to take part in a district Fellowship meeting.

Pentecostal Mission Delano

Collar Found On Bobcat Aims At Town Aid Misstep

A leather collar found on a bobcat killed in town suggests the animal had sought help. The neckband, placed when the animal was a kitten, had grown and gradually choked the cat to death.

Redding

Whisker Day kicks off Frontier Days plans in Kern County

Bakersfield set October 5 and 6 for Frontier Days as Whiskerino Club led by City Manager Fred Nighbert lifts parade plans. Edward Benson coordinates publicity while Frank Harrison eyes county wide costumes as excitement grows and last year’s record crowd prompts confidence in grandstand completion.

Fred Nighbert Bakersfield Jim Beggs Supervisor Parish Edward Benson Harrison

Governor Merriam Bans Courtesy Cards for State Cars

Governor Frank Merriam joins R. Ray Ingels in restricting courtesy cards for motorists and ordering confiscation of all gold or replica badges when misused for law evasion. The directive excludes press issued cards and directs seizure and forwarding to the California DMV Sacramento office.

Frank F. Merriam R. Ray Ingels Ingels Aighway Patrol Mer California Sacramento Department of Motor Vehicles

Picture tour of Old Mexico and the Americas at Richland

Royal J. Hansen presents a free travel showing of 150 stereographic images surveying ancient cultures in Mexico Central and South America. The talk highlights Mayan, Inca, and ancient urban life with ruins, temples, palaces, and legends, inviting the public without charge at Richland school.

America Old Mexico Central and South America Richland School Royal J. Hansen Hansen Western Hemisphere Sylvanus Griswold Morey Mr. Hansen Central Mexico New World

State Holds Egg Inspector Examinations

Civil service exams set for August 24 in Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego and Sacramento to form an eligible list for two Junior Egg Standardization Inspector posts. Open to men aged 28 to 50. starting wage 150 dollars. Applicants must file by August 17 with the State Personnel Board in Sacramento. One inspector will be based in Los Angeles and the other in San Francisco under Senate Bill 546.

Civil Service Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Sacramento State Personnel Board Library and Courts State Department of Agriculture

Shafter All Stars Sponsored by Local Business Men

The Shafter Merchants All- Stars receive financial backing from Shafter business men to fund equipment and cover shortfalls. Manager Bill Lachenmaier and organizer Emil Stoller handle leadership, with Jake Neufeld and Oliver Sly on the finances. The Tigers defeated the All- Stars 16 to 12 on Monday at the high school diamond, featuring players from Bakersfield and nearby towns. A second Merchants game is set tonight, expected to draw a record crowd.

Shafter Bill Lachenmaier Emil Stoller Jake Neufeld Oliver Sly Shafter Merchants All- Stars Tigers Bakersfield All-Stars Stars

Clerk Requests More Space for County Office

County Clerk F. E. Smith tells the board of supervisors that his 14 by 16 foot room used for ballot stuffing is overcrowded. He cites growing county business and courthouse congestion as justification for追加 space for his department and others.

F. E. Smith Board of Supervisors Smith

Experimental work on disease resistant black eye beans progresses

N D Hudson of Kern county reports promising results from College of Agriculture trials on disease resisting black eye beans. A field meeting to inspect this year’s results is set for August 24 at 10 am at the John Anderson ranch near Irwin Merced county.

College of Agriculture N. D. Hudson Kern County John Anderson Ranch Irwin Merced County Hudson Laredo San Joaquin Valley M. A. Lindsay Court House

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