Rare Africa Bouquet Sent Mrs. J. W. Nickel
Miss Lydia Rogalsky, sister of Mrs. J. W. Nickel and a missionary in Africa, shipped a Chincherinchee bouquet to Mrs. Nickel in Shafter. The stems traveled 6 000 to 7 000 miles sealed with wax and arrived dry with no bulbs or roots. Instructions said to place stems in warm water in darkness for three days then change water daily. bloom expected in about six weeks. The white flowers resemble orange blossom and are a special family treat.
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Lydia Rogalsky
J. W. Nickel
Africa
Wasco Grange Meets Thursday At 7 30 P M
Wasco Grange No. 545 will hold a stated meeting at the Grange Hall Thursday night January 22 at 7 30 P M. The newly installed Worthy Master Joe Henderson will preside and requests all members attend.
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Wasco Grange No. 545
Joe Henderson
Douglas Praises Army Training At Douglas Company
Donald Douglas, president of the Douglas Aircraft Company, lauds Army and Air Force aviation training for youth. He notes it provides technical instruction and character development, producing desirable employees for Douglas. Staff-Sergeant Belz promotes the Air Cadet program and urges contact with the local recruiting station for details.
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Donald Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc
United States Army
United States Air Force
Army
Douglas Company
Air Force
Douglas
Charles H. Belz
U.S. Army
U. S. Air Force
American Legion Hall
Kensington St
Delano
Sgt. Belz
California lands certified as tree farms by Western Pine
The Western Pine Association certified 421 343 acres in California as tree farms. The designation marks a substantial expansion of certified forestry areas within the state.
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Western Pine Association
California
Veterans Question Answer Desk Reveals Service Answers
Washington bureau prints readers questions on military service and veterans aid. Officers seek active duty info. pension and examination rules discussed. VA hospitals and operations explained. lost terminal leave bond procedures outlined with official contacts.
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Washington Bureau of National Weekly Newspaper Service
Eye St. N. W
Washington, D. C
United States Army Air Corps Reserve
Army Air Force
C. C
Omaha
Nebraska
Air Adjutant General
Department of the Army
Pentagon
Washington
D. C
Army
Greeley
Colorado
Congress
Plainfield
New Jersey
American Legion Post
The
Red Cross
Veterans Administration Office
Sacramento
California
Marvin W. Wesley
Division of Loans and Currency
Treasury Department
California Now 4th Dairy State In Nation
California ranked fourth in cash farm income from milk in 1946. Dairymen earned 233,845,000 dollars from milk, with California leading in average production per cow and fat milk output. The state produced 2,728,000,000 quarts from 825,000 cows, with Los Angeles and Stanislaus among top counties.
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California
Walter E. Emrick
Ass’t
Kern County
Califor
Nia
New Jersey
United States
Los Angeles
Stanislaus
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