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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
4
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The piece recalls James Marshall’s 1848 California gold discovery at Sutters Mill near Coloma and notes his subsequent poverty while highlighting the lasting impact on California’s growth. It links past gold to modern agricultural and oil prospects, speculating Shafter as a potential new center for wealth from brown and black gold, with oil firms poised to drill.
Postmaster General James A. Parley may issue a special Golden Gate Bridge stamp after a committee chaired by a Golden Gate figure works to arrange a release tied to the bridge’s completion next May. Brown also revealed an intriguing cachet tied to the stamp program.
Shafter Scouts and Cub Pack 7 begin a program of crafts to fill spare time with constructive interests. Meetings run Tuesdays from 4 15 to 5 15 starting February 2 under Scoutmaster Richard Weils and Cubmaster Harold Del. Crafts include block painting copper etching leatherwork woodwork and nature printing.
Kern county’s last surviving Grand Army of the Republic member Oliver H. Peed died at his Bakersfield home late Thursday at age 94. Peed was a poet and prolific author who had lived in Bakersfield since 1923.
Schools in Shafter say only a handful of students were absent during the recent mild influenza wave in Kern County. Those who were out have returned to class, and there is no sign of a local epidemic.
Funeral services for Euclid Hardy, 77, who died at his home Sunday evening, were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev. E. T. Edwards. Burial followed in Shafter cemetery. Hardy had lived in Shafter for two years and had been ill for a year.
A historical note asserts Texas has 7.41 trillion square feet, suggesting 8.71 million square feet per person if Earth’s population is 2 billion. The line mixes unit conversions and improbable population figures, reflecting a curious, humorous parsing of space per person.
A Colier weekly note claims Acropera orchid is the most prolific plant, among 7 500 orchid species, generating about 75 000 000 seeds in one season.
A simple definition explains Basic English as a selection of 850 core words designed to cover everyday life. It emphasizes aiding foreigners learning English by enabling broad communication with a limited, essential vocabulary.
A week’s scattered items report deaths of public and notable figures in London New Castle on Tyne and Detroit. World events include floods in 11 states wildlife incidents in Alaska and California and political moves in the United States and Europe. Other notes mention Hollywood studios layoffs floods citrus frost loss in Southern California and rail and public safety incidents across multiple locales.
The Shafter high school presented the play Growing Pains to Richland grammar school pupils at a special assembly. Grammar students found it entertaining and gained a view of the high school’s strong dramatic work.
A travel note highlights Spain as a dance land with Cadiz origins and Mediterranean flair. It emphasizes castanets rhythmic hand clapping and stamping feet creating a spellbinding overall visit.
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