Property Survey Plots and Lot Claims in Township 28
Detailed list of parcels, plots, and portions of lots in Township 28, Range 25, with boundaries and references to sections 9, 16, 21, and 28. Includes named owners such as Walter, Harmon, Reimer, Richards, Smith, Unruh, Voth, and others, plus measurements and expections from licensed surveyor plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratzvitt C
Harmon M
Vielmer
J. C
Reimer
Marie
Rexius
Jacob
Rich
H. L
N. L
Richards
Frank
Riggs
Mattie
W. M
Graham
Lot
Agers
John C
Newton—Cam
Desea
Sowatome
R. R
Schultz
Seaton
B. H
Weinrich
Marguerite & Rathocine E. Phipps
John B.com
Smith
Jess
Ralph
Sely
Stesnall
Eliza
Petia Ee
Thiel
Thom
Lydia
Unruh
David J J
J. E
Tinith
Nattie C
von Epp
Linda U
Alfred
Voth
David
Voth Elizabeth
Jacob J
A .Boe
Mary
Wall
Jenry
Walton
Fred—Beg
Soialin Sdsupsannd Wielosens
Ee. A. F
Alma Grieve
Albert E
Walter
Herman C
Colony
Pc West
Harry D
Wallace Wa
Certificate of Fictitious Name for Shafter Pump
The undersigned certifies transacting business at 119 Central Avenue Shafter Kern County California under a designation not showing a person’s name. G D Prather of Wasco California appears before Notary John B Young to acknowledge execution of the document on July 10 1941 with witness seal.
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Central Avenue
Shafter
County of Kern
State of California
Shafter Pump “Uni
G. D. Prather
Rosewood
Alamo Park
Wasco
Caliornia
of Kern
G. D.prather
John B. Young
Kern
Car And Army Truck Collision Injures Shafter Man
P W McClure of Shafter was injured when his car collided with a United States army truck Friday evening near the Kern County airport Bakersfield. He suffered a broken rib an injured knee a head cut and a severely mangled ear.
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P. W. McClure
Shafter
United States Army
Kern County
Bakers
McClure
Posthumous Son of Andrew Jackson Highlighted
Jackson is described as the posthumous son of Andrew Jackson who emigrated from Northern Ireland to America, noting his ancestry and origins in the historical account.
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Jackson
Sen
Andrew Jackson
America
Northern Ireland
Skating Traces Found in Northern Prehistoric Practice
A historical note outlines skating as a prehistoric activity among northern peoples. The fragment mentions early use of skating as a practice and hints at its cultural roots without detailing dates or sites.
Tax sources show indirect methods fund over half of US local revenue
A National Summary Tax commission survey finds United States local governments rely on indirect tax methods for about 52.5 percent of their revenues. The report highlights how sales fees and similar levies shape municipal budgets across states.
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United States
National Consummery Tax Commission
Clock That Keeps Accurate Time In Naval Observatory
An electronic clock in the Washington naval observatory will not gain or lose a second over five or six years, signaling extreme timekeeping stability and precision.
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Naval Observatory
Washington
Notice of Trustee Sale for Kern County Property
Trust sale set for August 15 1941 at 4 PM at the Bakersfield County Courthouse front entrance to satisfy a deed of trust securing a loan on Lot 2 Tract 1058 Kern County California. Trustees E T Kruse and Parker S Maddux for San Francisco Bank announce sale of the Mougin property with all appurtenances and reversion rights. Dated July 16 1941 by trustees T Kruse and P S Maddux.
Notice of Trustees Sale Under Deed of Trust Shafter
Public auction to satisfy mortgage obligations will be held Friday July 25 1941 at 3 PM in Bakersfield Courthouse. Trustees E T Kruse and Parker S Maddux will sell Lot 32 Tract 1036 Shafter Kern California to highest bidder for cash. The deed of trust secures Business Credit Service Bureau Inc to The San Francisco Bank as beneficiary dated February 7 1940 and recorded February 17 1940.
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Bakersfield
Kern
State of California
E. T. Kruse
Parker S. Maddux
United States of America
California
Albert N. Mougin
Apo Mougin
E. T. Kruser
Parker S. ‘Maddux
San Francisco
County of
T. Kruse Parker S. Maddux
T. Kruse Parker S. Maddux. i Doe At Law, Contgomery Treet
Shia Doegia
County of Kern
Shafter
Credit Service Bureau, Inc
E.T. Kruse
Two Beers and a Suspension for DUI Case
Constable John Reily investigated Edmond Edwards after a collision with a guy wire on Santa Fe Way. Edwards admitted two beers. police found two quart ale bottles and a pistol in the car. In Justice Court he was fined 59 dollars and given a 90 day suspended sentence for driving under the influence.
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John Reily
Edmond Edwards
Santa Fe Way
Edwards
Dean H. Potter
Tulare Avenue
Reily
Justice Court
Drill Planned By Shafter Firemen At Meeting Tonight
The Shafter Volunteer Fire Department plans a drill during its regular meeting tonight at the fire house. Chief Dan Loewen notes a newly installed automatic switch lets the city siren run four minutes with a graduated tone. Installation work was done by John Suderman and T V Little.
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Shafter
Cars Wrecked In Crash Near Myrick's Corner
Two cars collided near Myrick's corner north of town on Santa Fe Way Thursday night. Driver Alvis Léon Rogers of Shafter and John Wren of Wasco escaped serious injury. Officers J. T. McCabe and K. Ward of the California Highway Patrol investigated the nonfatal crash.
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Alvis Léon Rogers
Shafter
John Wren
Wasco
Myrick’s Corner
Santa Fe Way
J. T. McCabe
K. Ward
California Highway Patrol
Local Fireman Donates Blood At Kern General
Johnny Gaede a member of the Shefter Volunteer Fire Department gave a blood transfusion to Mrs Lois Steele of Shafter at Kern General hospital on Thursday. He was accompanied by Dan Loewen chief of the department. Blood of all department members has been typed and a record given to local doctors and Bakersfield hospital authorities. Free transfusions are offered when needed to any resident of the Shafter community.
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Johnny Gaede
Shefter
Lois Steele
Shafter
Kern General Hospital
Dan Loewen
Do‘tors
Bakersfield
Extension on Wheat Penalty Against Excess Stock
J R Bright chair of the Kern County Agricultural Conservation Committee announced a one year extension of government loans on stored excess wheat. Loans maturing April 30 1942 may be extended to April 30 1943 to help producers reduce excess wheat and avoid the 49 cent per bushel penalty by storing the grain.
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J. R. Bright
Kern County Agricultural Conservation —Committee
Bright
United States Department of Agriculture
Sugar Production Payments Explained By County Head
J R Bright Kern County Agricultural Conservation Association chairman outlines 1939 sugar payments over 10000 dollars. Three outside California payments include American Crystal Sugar Co Denver Cole Utah Idaho Sugar Co Salt Lake City and J B Compton Worland Wyoming. Bright notes payments funded by a 50 cent per cwt excise tax not Soil Conservation funds.
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Department of Agriculture
J. R. Bright
Kern ‘County
AAA
County Association
Bright
American Crystal Sugar Co
Denver
Cole
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Salt Lake City
J. 8
Compton
Worland
Wyoming
Pilots Fall 5-4 To Shafter Merchants In Night Game
The Pilots from the United States Civilian Corps were edged 5-4 by the Shafter Merchants Friday under lights. Red Myers allowed three first inning runs while Ralph Lachmaier shut them down rest of the game. Merchants innings included one in the first two in the second and four in the fifth. Pilots lineup featured Darby Longo Perich Hel... etc. The army men were hosted at Jake Siemens home after the contest.
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Pilots
United States Civir Corps
Her
Shafter Merchants
Red” Myers
Ralph Lachenmaier
Merchants
Darby
Longo
Perich
Helcman
Rodique
Yeargan
Holdt
Hurst
Rickles
Merchant
Kellog
Beck
Hadlock
Taylor
Janzen
Ford
Bishondon
Curtis
Zeilman
Myers
Lachenmaier
Army
Jake Siemens
Fresh corn dropping invites neighbors to field near New Orleans
George Foudriat offered fresh corn to neighbors in his field near New Orleans but no one came. Residents suspected a catch and stayed away allowing the harvest to remain unpicked.
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George Foudriat
New Orleans
Survivors Ainus Compared to Indigenous Peoples in Japan
The hairy Ainus are described as survivors of a people once believed Caucasian who occupied Japan. In modern Japan their status is likened to that of American Indians, reflecting a similar position in society and history.
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Japan
Clarksig No. 1 drilling near 9500 feet in oilfields
General Petroleum officials report Clarksig No. 1 well is drilling around 9,500 feet linking south Shafter and north Greeley. Sullivan No. 4 in North Greeley shows 11,490 feet with casing set. Rice No. 1 in the interfield zone continues drilling past 6,690 feet.
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South Shafter
North Greeley
Clarksig No. 1
General Petroleum Corporation
Sullivan No. 4
Rice No. 1
Women Crawling on Knees in Fiji Home Customs
A fragment notes women in the Fiji islands crawl on their hands and knees when men are at leisure inside the house. The snippet reflects genderpractice observations from the locale.
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Fiji Islands
Island Size of Virginia
The fragment notes the island Nevad is described as about the size of Virginia, highlighting a comparison of land areas. The text lacks clear entities beyond Virginia and Nevad and presents no explicit event or date.
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Virginia
Nevad
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Shafter Man
Santa Fe
India
Old Santa FE
N. A
Spain
Gallup
N.M
Santa Fe Southwest
Hunter Clarkson, Inc
Winslow
Ariz
Acoma Pueblo
N. M. Fieste and
Darice
Albuquerque
N. M
Carlsbad, N. M. Rodeo
Isleta Veblo
Las Vegas
Prescott
Arizona
Roswell, N. mM
San Indefonso Pueblo
Santo Domingo Pueblo, N. M
THE
Santa FE Railway
California Institution
U.S
Clarksig
Johnson-Schaaf
Falcon Service
Shell ‘Oil Co
Siemens
Union
Bosserdet, Gilmore
Wilnean
Thomas
Standard
Nu-Way
Wilshire
Bergen’s
Union N & K
Gilmore
Harvey Gaede
G.P
Sly-Unruh
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