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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1954

Page

9

Property notices and tract listings in scattered legal ad

Fragmentary advertisement lists multiple land tracts and lots with section township ranges and parcel descriptors. Names include Willis George and Willis John R with various lot and tract references and surrounding coordinates. the garbled text references sizes and lot positions but is unreadable in places.

Bond Sales Jump In Kern County

Kern County residents invested over 2.18 million dollars in U S Series E and H Savings Bonds during the first half of 1954. Harold A. Witham, bond activities chairman, reported the county total at 2,184,389.16, up 13.4 percent from the prior year. June sales reached 397,009.34 of the period’s total.

U. S Kern County Harold A. Witham

Deadline Set For License Renewal

Fresno District Liquor Administrator A. S. Madden reminds license holders off sale state licenses must be renewed by July end or face automatic revocation. Renewals for off sale licenses suspend July 1 and revoke August 1. on sale licenses renew in December.

A. S. Madden Fresno

Governors Knight urges drivers to make California safest year

Governor Goodwin J. Knight calls June Speed Control Month under the National Safety Council campaign Speed Kills Take It Easy sponsored by the California Association of Insurance Agents and local associations. He urges motorists to curb speed, cooperate with police, and reduce highway fatalities by 25 to 35 percent in a month.

Goodwin J. Knight National Safety Council California California Association of Insurance Agents National Automobile Club Knight America Freddie Joe John D. Uber, Jr Willie Dreamer Cynthia van Snob Suzie

Hiking and Fishing Bring Reward for Back Country Packers

Pacific Gas and Electric weekly water summary notes good conditions on lakes and main streams, while hot weather pushes small streams below ideal fishing levels. Reservoir-supported rivers from Feather to Kern remain favorable through summer. Mossy Pit River sections appear early.

Stream Scouts of Pacific Gas and Electric Company Pg&e Pit River Feather Kern

California civilian unemployment and employment rise in June

Civilian employment in California increased by 35 000 from May to June raising total employment to 4 930 000 the year’s high but 39 000 below 1953. Unemployment grew by 9 000 in the same period with graduates entering the labor market and total unemployed at 243 000 versus 160 000 a year earlier.

Californnia Paul Scharrenberg California Department of Industrial Relations William A. Burkett California Department of Employment Burkett

California Anglers Set Record With May Fishing Licenses

California fishing license sales reached an all-time May high with 231 000 licenses issued at 3 each. Department director Seth Gordon notes a rising long term trend with 1953 monthly and 1952 annual records surpassed, as five month totals through May show 534 000 licenses sold and efforts to increase fish crops continue.

California Department of Fish and Game Seth Gordon Gordon

Noted Rise in Licenses Fuels Funds for Stocking and Habitat

License sales climb boosting funds for stocking and habitat work but each new fisherman's catch adds strain on California wildlife resources. Replenishment grows more costly as pressure increases.

California

Hillsboro Editor A L Schellenberg to Visit Shafter

In August 1925 A L Schellenberg editor of Hillsboro Forward was expected to arrive in Shafter to visit his brother David Schellenberg and other relatives and friends.

A. L. Schellenberg Hillsboro Kansas Shafter David Schellenberg

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