Parc Coun Land Company 1964 Earnings Rise to 18 Million
Parc Coun Land Company unaudited 1964 earnings reach 18.08 million dollars or 4.17 a share, up from 1963. Revenues total 153.7 million, aided by J L Case profits from May, agricultural operations gains, and a land sale sub that added 32 cents a share. Oil producing properties and Case venture gains also cited amid softer cattle and cotton markets.
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Nan Parc Coun Land Company
Dwight M. Cochran
KCL
J. L Case Company
Visit 10 Countries Continues With Latin American Tour
The Siemens describe a Latin American missionary tour including Irazu volcano in Costa Rica and visits to Nicaragua El Salvador Honduras Guatemala City and Antigua. They note Spanish language programs and meetings with Elbert Enns and HCJB radio work in Quito as they fly home to Los Angeles.
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Siemenses
Irazu
Shafter
Elbert Enns
al Ennies
Enmies
San Jose
HCJB
Quito
Ecuador
Guatemala
Siemens
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala City
Antigua
KLC declares first quarterly dividend and 1964 shares outstanding
KLC's Board of Directors declares a first quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share payable March 5 to holders of record February 15. At December 31, 1964, 4,331,962 shares were outstanding. Walker Manufacturing Company sales rose substantially as new production was found below oil fields in the second half of the year in California.
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California
Walker Manufacturing Company
KLC
Birthday Party for Leon Hart Acknowledges Potato Pioneer
A surprise party honored Leon Hart, longtime potato man of Neu man area, with Clar ence Neuman and Don Maupin in attendance. Gifts, cake, and coffee followed as friends signed Hart’s birthday card and praised his early work with local potato sheds and farming roots.
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Leon Hart
Neuman
Don Maupin
Shafter Marketing Association
Central Valley Highway
Clarence Neuman
Hart
Lachenmaier Bathers
Shafter Association
Rims Stolen From Car During Shafter Basketball Game
Pennington reported to police on February 2 that stain less rims were removed from his car while he attended a basketball game at Shafter School.
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Pennington
Shafter School
Hopkins Named Manager of Kern County Better Business Bureau
The Kern County Better Business Bureau promotes Don Hopkins to manager succeeding the late Harold Wadman. Hopkins, previously chief assistant, has served in San Bernardino Long Beach Fresno Santa Barbara Stockton and with membership campaigns. The bureau reports over 100000 services in 1964 and notes no fee for investigations or services.
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Better Business Bureau
Kern County
Suena
Donald S
Harold Waxman
Hopkins
Harold Wadman
Mojave
Tehachacre
Lake Isabella
Arvin, Lamont, Shafter
Wasco
Delano, Taft
Bakersfield
Kern Bureau
Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc
U.S
Venzuela
Israel
Mexico
Canada
National
Kern County Bureau
Fourth Annual Antique Show Planned at St Pauls Bakersfield
The committee led by Mrs. W. M. Potter announced the fourth annual antique show and sale set for October 13 to 15 at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Bakersfield. About 20 dealers from across the state will participate with expanded events and public educational sessions on antiques including film showings and expert narration.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Bakersfield
W. M. Potter
St. Paul's Parish Hall
Bet
St. Paul’s
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