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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

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Shafter All-State Night Ends In Loss To Porterville

Porterville overwhelmed Shafter 12 to 2 as Doby Graves started on the mound for Shafter and was replaced by Alien Burtel. Brassthani contributed a pair of runs as Porterville sluggers domi nated the game and secured the victory.

Shafter Porterville Yietery Dietard Jrin Ponda Shai Graves Tas Shefter Porterville Sluggers Wes Shatter Alien Burtel Porterville Spars Aries

Wedding Bells In California Society Pages

Miss Henderson of Shafter marries Walter Reid of Reno in a formal ceremony at the dean’s home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Hender son, wore a white gown with a veiled headpiece and long train. bridesmaids included Jane Nevin and Eilyoe Thompson of Los Angeles and William Striwn of Fullerton. The groom is son of Mrs Mieke Mary Wirhisysaw of Bakersfield and the couple plan a Reno home after a mountain honeymoon. The page also notes a wedding of Miss Riverview and Mr Siemens with attendance from Bakersfield and Los Angeles society circles.

Stanford - Su Eilyoeompson Logs Angeles William Striwn Fullerton Brida Littie Pala Heot Invey Bines Dos Angeles The.croom Wesley Hart Donald Criest O. Ke Wiedman Croom Mieke Mary Wirhisysaw Leon Olir Beet Nevin Mararet Caneribner Gerry Wih Popeye Ghiest Andsabe Phernselet Ronald Lorie Ritilings Dex Pani Sarveant Haas Secot Patt Mae Arid Kenneth Tad” Myers Nauman Piptan Evatyst Devine Sand Elias Yeu Heyjac Mises Khia Herbert ‘Midgley Mantaret Marts Heiderson Shafter Walter C. Reid Reno Ge! Rens ‘Evening Gazette Mark Henderson Caf Shafter Wycbrey G. Heid Dean R.C. Thompson Charlotte “Wilson Thanmyeon Alon Cal Modeste James College University of Nevada Phi Sigma Cant Reid Wending Oenae Riverview Ries d. J.siemensands A.J. Miller Evelyn Thomas Sano Omaserial Mies Wattenbarger Nigtems Jdohneon Dohneon Calvinion Teore Ts Phebrade Bakersfield Heoniens San Die California

Shafter Wins First Game In Narrow Finish

Shafter edges Bakersfield 12004 in a tense opener as both teams battled for control. Goalie performance and late plays shaped the outcome with momentum swinging into the final minutes.

Shafter

San Joaquin Valley Day at San Diego Celebrated

San Joaquin Valley Day at the San Diego Exposition set for Saturday July 20 will attract attendees from 11 counties. Fred L. White, general chairman, invites every run, community, and organization to participate with music, uniformed bodies, and entertainment. A large special train from Fresno and other transport options will bring valley residents at a reduced rate via Southern Pacific, with six day stopovers and plans for more trains north and south as interest grows.

San Joaquin Valley Joaquin Valley-Sierra Region Fred. L. White Che Prs Pram Lailo Concnitice Pevyoral Cas San. Joaquin’ Valley Metor Fresno Southern Pacific Company Weis San Diego Jolyfe Southland

Education Film Show at Richland Auditorium

Five reels of scenic educational films will be shown at 8 o clock Saturday in the Richland Auditorium under the auspices of the M. Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Richland Auditorsum M. Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church

No boxing matches scheduled at Shafter arena this week

There were no bouts staged at the Shafter Boxing Arena this week. Tentative plans call for matches every two weeks, but no decision has been made yet.

Shafter

Buttonwillow Farm Home Department Meeting Set

A Buttonwillow Farm Home Department meeting is planned for tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs Harrigan. Project leaders include Mrs R E B Crazan and Mrs B H Pannell. Work on a candlestick bedspread will continue.

Buttonwillow Farm Home Department Harrigan R. E B. Crazan B.H. Pannell

Wedding Spells Will Ring Sunday at Reform Church

A wedding event is planned for Sunday at the Reform Church as families gather in anticipation. The article lists attendees including Mrs Anna Thiessen’s relatives and friends from the Shafter district, noting her seventy year milestone.

Anna Laa Fater Andres Anehek Bender Rho Somal Jfeath Aeiailie Saami Shafter

Reindeer Usefulness in Arctic Domestication

Reindeer are domesticated descendants of Arctic camibier in the Old World. Under domestication they give milk and meat, serve as beasts of burden, and pull sleds. Natives manage their herds carefully to provide food and reliable sources all year.

Limestone Wells Show Hidden Water Contamination Risks

Reports indicate wells drilled in limestone regions draw water from long underground flows, leading to pollution from distant sources. The complexity of subterranean channels means contamination can arise far from the well site, challenging local filtration and safety measures.

Mental Cases Increase Outpace General Population

The article notes mental hospital patients have tripled in rate over 25 years, rising three times as fast as the general population, with a 100 percent increase in such cases. This summary preserves the key figures and timeframe from the source.

High School Contract Let for New Erection

A contract has been awarded for the erection of a steady hall and shop at Shater Wit Schools. William A Croft of Akersfich leads the bidding, with firms including Williams & 4g of Fresno among bidders. Construction starts soon and is expected ready for the fall term.

Shater Wit William. A. Croft Akersfich Tere W. Ee "Michael Adoh Hansen Henry Kissler Williams & 4G Fresno

Cotton Industry Official to Return for Key Post

John Po Maritavo, longtime staffer at Lachenmaier Bros, leaves Saturday for Texas to visit family and will return to California to take a cotton clisser position with Producers Cotton Co of Fresno. Mr Magill, with extensive cotton industry ties in Texas Arizona and Mexico, joins as trusted figure in California’s cotton trade.

John Po Maritavo Lachenmaier Bros Atero Texas von Septemeber California Producers Cotton di Co Fresno Magill Arizona Old Mexico Califfornia Tony Shafter

Old Fashioned Camp Meeting Near Shafter

A long running old fashioned camp meeting sponsored by E. T. Redbeards starts August 10 and runs nightly through August with camping, water, and musical supplies available. The site is in the shady grove of Rid Bravo school, eight miles south of Shafter and two miles north of Baty, along Bakersfield and Shafter road.

Shafter E. T. Redbeards Payton Shatter Baty Vrstieht Bakersfield Liphway Abesk

Big gathering invites everyone to join

An open invitation urges all to attend a large community gathering. The call emphasizes inclusivity and participation from residents and visitors alike. It highlights the event’s welcoming nature and its goal of bringing people together.

City News Briefs From Across the Region

A digest of local items notes clean-up efforts for a fire started and out of control on 150 acres of timber, Dana Bailey planting and raising 70,000 pines from seeds, and traffic police incidents in Los Angeles. Reports mention rustling boosted cattle prices, 44 rustlers arrested, Bay Area climbers failing to summit Mount Waddington, labor leader Clyde Deal attacked in San Francisco, large regional gatherings, Judge Jones ordering appellate vacancy, and National Guard mock battle near Santa Maria.

Dana Bailey Los Angeles Hiner Theo Aiere Reno Taldren Poiton Berkeley Bay Region Sierra Club Vancouver B. C Mount Waddington Canadian Rockies San Francisco Clyde W. Deal Young Men's Institutte Young Ladies Institute Benjamin (. Jones Gavin W. Craig Santa Maria National Guard Ohere

Nicotine Levels in Tobacco Vary Widely

The article notes nicotine content ranges from 2 to 8 percent across tobacco types. Commercial varieties often at higher levels, while Havana cigars rarely exceed two percent and frequently fall below that.

Bathtub Use Sparks Early Medical Controversy

The bathtub, invented in 1842, faced initial medical scrutiny and public disapproval. Over time its acceptance grew as hygienic benefits became evident and widespread adoption followed.

Probation Hearing Set for Sanders Guilty Plea in Potatoes Case

Superior Judge Lanbart will hear J. M. Sanders's probation application following his guilty plea to acting as a commission merchant without a license. The charge stemmed from a potato shipment dispute involving farmer Hl. F. Metler in April 1934, with allegations of misrepresentation.

Lanbart J. M. Sanders Shafter Sanders Hl. F

Sweets Bring Good Returns on Early Sweet Potatoes

Early harvests on L. D. Scott ranch three miles west of town report initial shipments. Prices noted nine cents a pound for firsts and six cents for seconds. About 60 acres at Camp West Lowe and nearby plantings total 60 acres in the area, with Lerdo district producing around 80 sacks.

L. D. Scott Ranch Hve Camp West Lowe Ikay Channeson Lerdo

Wasco Poor Showing in Baseball Game with Shafter

The Wasco and Shafter hardball teams clashed on Shafter diamond Sunday afternoon. Shafter won 21 to 9 as McNeb ob ied out two homers for the visitors, while Bartell scored a pound trip.

Wasco Shafter Bartell

California Supreme Court Considers Judge Comment In Murder Case

Attorney General Webb seeks a ruling on whether a trial judge may inquire of jurors still deliberating about numeric innocence or guilt. The Third District Court of Appeal reversed Bertha Talkington’s murder conviction in Merced County, stay on retry proceedings following the judge’s remarks to the jury.

Calfornia Supreme’ Court TSO Crim Webb Third District Court of Appeal Bertha’ Talkington Merced County Appeate Court Shudge KN Juey Ase Supreme Court Talkington Lamar

History survey aided by SERA funds for Columbia town

The continuation of the Columbia Mother Lode history survey is funded with 7940 by the State Emergency Relief Administration. Under H E Rensch, 46 researchers have gathered data on Columbia s gold rush era, with maps of the town and original buildings, and interviews with old timers.

Historical Survey of Columbia Mother Lode State Emergency Relief Administration H. E. Rensch Las Columbia A Corpe Tholumne Teuety

U. S. Owns Thousands of Islands Beyond Its Borders

The article estimates around 9 000 islands owned outside the United States, noting the difficulty of defining an island. It highlights the Philippine archipelago with about 7 000 islands.

U. S United States Phillippine Archipelago

Spud Season Nears End in Shafter Wasco District

Potatoes from Shafter totaled 3819 cars and Wasco 1389 cars by Tuesday evening, yielding 5199 cars district wide. Harvest rush winds down as Camp West Lowe finishes and other growers complete rough harvests. Market remains steady with no major price surges expected.

Weather Warmth Persists Across Regions

The report notes a prolonged heat wave sweeping the country with notably warm nights. Shafter experiences hot conditions but few heat related problems, unlike the eastern and midwestern states where prostrations are more common. Local mentions of nearby areas are brief and inconclusive.

Shafter

Stork Delivers Three Newborns in Shatter District

The Stork has been busy in the Shatter district with three newborns. Ted Voth and wife welcomed a daughter on the 7th weighing 7% pounds. George Davidson and wife greeted a son on July 8, a 14th child for the family overall. F J Howard and wife added a son on July 9, while Ralph Jacobson and wife from Oakland welcomed a 9% son on the 14th. The Davidson birth marks the family’s 14th child. Mosher Co is noted in connection with Mr. Jacobson’s family.

Shatter Ted Voth George Davidson F. J. Howard Davidson Oakland Ralph Jacobson Enos Mosher Co

Carob Planting Urged in Terra Bella District

R J Rutherglen of Ruthergten Smith firm in Cton on a Terra Bella visit urges carob planting as a commercial crop. The tree needs little water and can be used for human food cattle forage syrups extracts soft drinks and more. The Rutherglen company mills and packs carob products and seeks American growers to plant at least 1600 acres in Tulare and nearby counties.

Terra , Bella News Terra Bella R. J. Ruthergten Ruthergten & Smith Cton Sterling W. Sign F. C. Ensign Conpany Los Angeles Rutherglen Tulare Evil Counties

State allocates funds for new hospital construction

State Director of Institutions Harry Lutyens announced tentative allocation of 18.95 million dollars from a bond issue for hospital expansion. The plan aims to add capacity as mental hospital population rises by about 1,000 yearly, with 4,705 new jobs. Hospitals to expand include Pacific Colony Pomona Mendocino Ukiah Agnews Napa Patton Camarillo Norwalk Stockton and Sénonia.

Harry Lutyens Lutyens Pacific Colony Pomona Mendozino State Hospital Ukiah Agnews San Jose Napa State Hospital Napa Patton State Hospital San Bernardino Camarillo State Camarillo Norwalk State Hospital Norwalk Stockton State Hospital Stockton Sénonia State Home Eldridge

North Carolina Married Women Right to Property Began 1868

In North Carolina married women lacked legal control of property they owned until 1868 when reforms began to vest property rights in wives. The historical note highlights the legal constraint on women’s property autonomy prior to emancipation era changes.

North Carolina

The Well of St Keyne Folklore Tale Emerges

A Cornwall legend recalls the Well of St Keyne where the first married couple to drink its waters will rule the roost. The tale underscores local trust in magical signs tied to marriage and property within Cornwall.

ST. Keyne Cornwall England Ruie

No Tax Complaints At Board Of Equalization

When the board of supervisors sat as a board of equalization Monday, no formal complaints were registered regarding inequalities in assessments.

Board of Supervisors Board of Equalization

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