California Blue Label cotton seed set at 54 per ton
January 1 Tulare marks the price for 1941 Blue Label Cotton Planting seed certified by the state department of agriculture at 54 per ton. H L Pomeroy notes growers save 3.5 cents per ton from last year, with ample seed at gins statewide. Directors and advisory directors from multiple California farming bodies coordinate seed programs and ginning partners to maintain high quality Acala cotton seed in the San Joaquin valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tulare
State Department of Agriculture
H. L. Pomeroy
United States
Bakersfield
L. W. Frick
Weed Patch
E. G. Buerkle
Fairfax
Harry Fowler
Wasco
Roy E. Oesting
Joseph Peterson
Madera
California Cotton Cooperative Assn
Producers Cotton Oil Co
Fresno
California Cotton Oil Co
Coachella
F. A
Manush
Blythe
Westside C ‘Gin
Dé Waste Gipning Co
Acala
San Joaquin Valley
Shafter
Student Speakers Drive March of Dimes Campaign
Members of the Shuiter high public speaking class will promote the March of Dimes by speaking before classes at Richland school and at an assembly this week at Snafter high. Speakers include Doris Garrett Harry ONeil Paul Pendergrass Ralph Fleming Mabel Hiebert Marvin Lane Helen McBride Wanda McBride Leona Reimer Lowell Casey Elsie Dahl Patty Stringham Kelly Grant and Betty Mark. The latter four will present at the high school assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuiter High
March of Dimes
Richland School
Snafter High School
Doris Garrett
Harry O'Neil
Paul Pendergrass
Ralph Fleming
Mabel Hiebert
Marvin Lane
Helen McBride
Wanda McBride
Leona Reimer
Lowell Casey
Elsie Dahl
Patty Stringham
Kelly Grant
Betty Mark
Coordinating School Group Meets Tonight at Shafter School
Second general meeting of Shafter high school and Richland elementary teachers to be held this evening at 7 30 at Shafter primary school on Lerdo road. Speaker expected is John in secondary education Kern county. also E P Jones high school principal and O T Olson Richland district superintendent will speak on school administration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High School
Richland
Shafter
Lerdo Road
John
Kern County
E. P. Jones
O. T. Olson
Al Kruger Rolls 218 Score In Business League
Al Kruger posts a 218 in the business league as Lambs on feed. January 1 sets a US record with 6,244,000 head in a Department of Agriculture report.
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al Kruger
United
15 Per Cent Of Farmers Could Meet Nation's Need
Professor H B Walker of the University of California argues advances in engineering could let as little as 15 percent of farmers supply the nation’s agricultural needs. He notes a 40 percent decline in horses over 20 years and rising tractor use, with technology shaping life and economy rather than causing imbalance.
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California
United States
H. B. Walker
University of California College of Agriculture
Dan
Walker
Student Medical Examinations At Shafter High
Students will receive medical examinations at Shafter High next Tuesday. Dr A W Gaede will supervise, with Dr Sophie M Loven and district nurse Mrs Jean Leahy assisting. The program targets students not previously examined.
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Shafter High Pol
A. W. Gaede
Shafter
Sophie M. Loven
Bakersfield
Jean Leahy
Improving at Hospital After Injury in Bakersfield Game
W. R. Cloud of Shafter high school, a standout on Coach J. W. Wilson's team, was injured in the final seconds of Friday's Teleschapk basketball game. He was taken to Kern General Hospital in Bakersfield, operated on Friday night, and is expected to remain hospitalized for about a week.
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W. R. Cloud
Shafter High School
Kern General Leantent
Bakersfield
Cloud
J. W. Wilson
Paris Sees First Automobile Milestone
The entry notes Paris as the cradle of the automobile with the first vehicle built in 1769. It states France led early automotive development and that the initial French car used steam propulsion.
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Paris
France
Local boy Jimmy Sprague ill with measles in our town
The piece notes Jimmy Sprague has measles, a close, intimate part of everyday life in the town. It contrasts distant foreign disasters with local news and argues the local paper’s value for community information and advertising effectiveness. It highlights how residents rely on the newspaper for news, marriages, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Doakes
Mobil
General Petroleum Corporation
Mobilgas
Iam
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B. Neuman
H.fast
A. Kruger
Ij Janzen
AR. Karpe
H. Zimmerm
C. Neuman
S. Stone
M. Lyon
B. Slagle
H. Neuman
F. Stillman
D. Loewen
R. Lachen’ier
W. Lachen’ier
Friesen
Mettler
B. Perry
E. Schnaidt
F. Burcham
B. Peters
F. Shaw
A. P. Ohannen
M. Neuman
Ig Ohanneson
Oceanic Tigers
Ec Eine Sm
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Jack A. Lighthill
Sunset Ave
Ruth M. Brown
Graduate College of the Pacific
Fifth St
Wasco Telephone
Wasco, Calif
Lirriz Jimmir Spracur
Messies
Housands Bie
W. B. Curtis
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