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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

5

Inquest Open Over Eureka Hit and Run Victim C C Annis

Funeral services were held in Eureka for C C Annis 66 of Shafter who died in Fortuna after a hit and run on the highway near Garberville. The fleeing driver, later identified as a Sancis co clerk, is held as the coroner's inquest proceeds in Fortuna. Annis leaves a widow and several children and siblings in nearby cities.

Eureka C. C. Annis Pir Shafter Fortuna Garberville Shafter F. B. Annis C. C Sancisco Illinois Anathea Mary Beet Wm. Unruh Q. Archer Wasco Toome T. E Jewel Mulhall Oklahoma F. G. Annis G. W. Raster

Shafter Class to Ride the Goat in Eagles Fraternity

Shafterites will be initiated into the murder of Eagles on Saturday evening January 25 for which a special initiatory program is arranged. R J Veon deputy county clerk and president Bakersfield Aerie No 93 Rotary of the Aerie were in Shafter Sunday arranging the event. They were guided by G A Wittmayer local businessman for the reception of George Nordlin of St Paul Minn grand worthy president of the organization.

Eagles Baker Af Iafield Turday R. J. Veon Bakersfield Aerie No. 93 Rotary of the Aerie Shafter G. A. Wittmayer Hagles

Aid Society Rummage Sale Scheduled After Meeting

Congre gational ladies aid society to set a date for their annual rummage sale in the near future. Organization appointed teams to handle the event and a serving day was arranged.

Brothers Meet AP The Fifty Years Coming

Two brothers mark a half century since a notable event with a public appearance. The duo’s reunion draws attention to a longstanding connection and ongoing remembrance.

Bluffing burglar ends in fatal San Jose incident

The Sacramento burglar Victor Mariucci tried to bluff with a claimed gun in San Jose but lacked one and was killed. Officials say the confrontation led to a fatal outcome after the suspect falsely presented he had a weapon.

San Jose Victor Mariucci Sacramento

Landscaping Hints From Krauter Nursery

Landscaping involves many factors and long term outcomes. The article notes numerous plant varieties such as Cotoneaster and Ecalyptus and emphasizes selecting appropriate trees and shrubs for soil climate and pests. It warns that insufficient knowledge leads to weak plants and poor landscape results.

Nature Kern County

Notaries Barred from Practicing Law in Public Duties

A Kern county notary public, E K Grant of Shafter, is advised by the Kern County Bar Association that notaries may only acknowledge signatures and may not prepare deeds or other legal instruments. After a client requested a deed, Grant explained the new law and advised against further legal drafting.

California Kern County E. K. Grant Shafter Notary Public Kern County Bar Association Grant

New York Manufactures Over Forty Percent of Men’s Wear

Report indicates New York state produced more than 41 percent of men’s clothing with major factories driving growth. Details specify substantial output from New York City workshops and surrounding districts amid steady demand.

New York

Sheriff proposes movable cage to exhibit drunk drivers

Santa Cruz Sheriff J R Deavitt urges a public exhibit using an open movable cage as the jail cell for drunk drivers, arguing ridicule will cure them. The plan aims to shock offenders and deter repeat drunken driving cases.

Santa Cruz J. R. Deavitt

Miner Sues Cafe Over Refusal of Admittance

Lu Blacklet, 80, filed a lawsuit in San Francisco seeking 50000 dollars alleging he was denied entry to a cafe because his mining garb made him appear improperly dressed. He asserts discrimination based on attire.

San Francisco Lu Blacklet

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Annis Tony Krauter Nursery Bayless Phil Channeson the Shafter Press 18Th St Bakersfield Black’s A. W. Gaede M. D To & Duebren T. V. Little Complete A. J Jack” Zimmerman Insurance Public W Baker St Etme Chicago Beauty College Charlotte E. Fay Nineteenth St Accomoda Cat Central Avenue Munger Krauter 18Th Street
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