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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1952

Page

15

Tule Lake Pioneers Reclaim Dry Lake Bed Near Oregon Border

Veterans-turned-farmers developed Tule Lake after the Bureau drained the basin. They turned $27,000,900 in crops over five years into a thriving community with towns, schools, and four hotels. Despite harsh winters, crops like Klamath potatoes and Hennchen barley, plus onions and alfalfa, sustain steady income and growth.

California Oregon Uncle Sam Tule Lake U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Tulelake Selective Service

Californians and Brash News From The Bay Area

A mosaic of oddities and local notes from California towns. Mentions Johnson of Susinville collecting Indian arrow heads, Rea of Cedarville arguing Nevada should take over California, and traffic incidents in Dixon and Concord. Anecdotes include a 277 car roadblock, a stolen Greyhound ride from San Rafael to Boyes Springs, and police misadventures in Lone Pine and Dependence with routine cautions to respect officers.

Jack Tutt Dixon Bernie Felton Concord Dr. H. Resmbury Susanville Alays Lone Pine Sonoma Valley Greyhound San Rafael Boyes Springs India Patterson Independence Sheriff's Posse Fish Slough Shorty

Be a cheerful cuss every day in a New Year note

Peter Potts writes of simplifying New Year goals by choosing one aim to be upbeat daily. He contrasts Uncle Jasper’s gloom with Aunt Fanny’s optimism and recounts hog-raising misadventures that ended in losses, ending with a cheerful outtake about happiness being better than money.

Nora Jasper Aunt Fanny Nora Figger Petroleum Palace Punkinville Uncle Jasper Peter Potts P.S

Knott’s Berry Farm Ghost Town Attraction in Southern California

California’s Knott’s Berry Farm and Ghost Town draw over a million visitors yearly. Free admission covers Ghost Town gardens and entertainment as Mrs. Knott’s fried chicken dinner runs noon to 8 30 p.m. except Mon Tue and Christmas. Founded by Walter Knott and run under Knott ownership for 30 years, the site sits 22 miles southeast of Los Angeles, 2 miles south of Buena Park, with maps and photos. Weekday visits are advised to avoid Sunday crowds. You are invited.

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