Services Held For Mary McCoy
Funeral services for Miss Mary L. McCoy, 66, who died Friday evening in Kern General hospital Bakersfield, were held Sunday at Janzen Funeral home with Rev C C Van Gorkom officiating. Interment followed at Shafter cemetery. A Missouri native, she had lived in Shafter eight years with her brother G C McCoy. She is survived by brothers G C McCoy and W S McCoy of Haskell Oklahoma.
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Mary L. McCoy
Kern General Hospital
Bakersfield
Janzen Funeral Home
C. C. van Gorkom
Shafter Cemetery
Shafter
G. C. McCoy
W. S. McCoy
Haskell, Oklahoma
Raisin Output Seen From State and Abroad
World outside California will supply about 249000 tons of raisins while California expects to market around 250000 tons unless prorate curtailments reduce the total. The figures suggest near parity between the state and nonstate production in the coming market.
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California
Unclear Text About Crime Forecasting Promises
Fragmentary note debates crime detection limits and the idea of foreseeing wrongdoing. It questions whether state power can prevent acts and notes skepticism about extraordinary predictive claims.
All Stars Rally For Win Over Peacock Dairy In Lights
In a night game the All Stars collected ten hits to beat Peacock Dairy eight to five. Tex Campbell and Connie Unruh homered, Lewis Edwards added a two run hit, and Ernie Neufeld pitched a complete game for Shafter. Alexander of Bakersfield went five for five for the Peacock lineup, but Neufeld shut them down late.
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Lewis Edwards
All- Stars
Tex Campbell
Connie Unruh
Harry Schultz
Peacock Boys
Ernie Neufeld
Shafter
Alexander
Neufeld
Clayton
Fisher
Peacock Outfit
Jenkins
Bakersfield
SRA Workers Clean Up Grounds At New Shafter School
SRA workers were cleaning up the grounds around the new Shafter school on Lerdo road on Tuesday with 21 reporting to City Clerk Frank Shaw for duty. Other city tasks and subdivision work continued through the week with enough labor to form several crews.
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SRA
Shafter School
Lerdo Road
Frank Shaw
Contract Award For Work At Richland School
Richland grammar school will install additional toilets in both the boys and girls lavatories of the old building. The Home Appliance company of Shafter won the low bid at the school board meeting Tuesday evening. The board revised plans to bid only one building, the new concrete structure, with bids due Monday and action likely Tuesday afternoon.
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Richland Grammar School
Home Appliance Company of
Shafter
Cotton payments slated for September
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced that 127 million dollars in 1937 cotton price adjustment payments will begin in September. About 1.4 million applicants are expected to be processed with an average payment of 2.89 cents per pound.
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Washington
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Newell To Speak On Campaign Platform On Radio
Sunday at 8:30 p m county station KERN will air a campaign talk by Newell editor of the Kern Herald Bakersfield. He plans to stress Kern county knowledge and progressive California laws. Shafter residents back Newell with a club led by A P Ohanneson.
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Kern
Newell
Kern Herald
Bakersfield
Delano Record
Kern County
California
Shafter
Newell For Assemblyman Club
Rio Bravo Fair Officials Named for September
Officials announced for the Rio Bravo fair with J. E. Haag as chairman of agricultural exhibits assisted by Oscar Rice and Clyde Zachary. Mrs Walter Haag heads cooked foods with Mrs C A Merrill handling fancy work and Mrs F J Schierlmann plus Mrs Carl Haag organizing 4 H exhibits. Mrs Frank Munsey and Mrs Whiting Martin oversee art gallery and Paul Wilson leads sports.
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J. E. Haag
Oscar Rice
Clyde Zachary
Walter Haag
C. A. Merrill
F. J. Schierlmann
Carl Haag
Frank Munsey
Whiting Martin
Paul Wilson
Early war ships rise from Phoenician and Greek craft
The fragment notes that ancient Phoenicians and Greeks pioneered specialized war ships. It highlights their role in early naval innovation and ship design that set a precedent for later maritime powers.
Heating up for winter deals and home loans
With less than two weeks to act, portable and permanently installed heating appliances can be installed before vacation. Emil Stoller of Home Appliance Co notes time to install a gas furnace before cold snaps. Modernization loans under Title I and Bank of America deferred payments offer up to three years, with no down payment and no payments until October.
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Emil Stoller
Home Appliance Co
Stoller
Bank of America
New Labels Replace Old Statues in Remote Regions
Hi Ho of Chinatown remarks that ancestors made statues of heroes look similar to save costs. He notes that new labels are added to existing statues to refresh meaning and cut expenses in distant areas.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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Jerrold L
Seawell
Eas
Alwa
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Peacock Dairy
Edwards
Rodgers
Campbell
Heiser
Henan
Wearenwamayel
Russell
Cannon
Etennerenewnean
J. Clayton
Nowels
Mickey
Ib G. Clayton
Snk
SRA Workers AT New School
Richland School
Justice OF the Peace
His
West
Herbert L. Comfort
Xes
Sheriff's Office
Harry B
Riley
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