Salute to Cotton gains full support at Kern County Fair
The 1964 Kern County Fair theme Salute to Cotton receives 100 percent backing from the fair board management and cotton industry leaders. The exhibit plans include day and night fashion displays, educational data on employment and processing, a cotton picker exhibit from Producers Cotton Oil, and a national council fashion show with free wardrobe drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
Charles Wicks
Harlan Stocks
Cyril Andres
William Griffin
Kern County Cotton Wives
National Cotton Council
Albert Goode
Sam Smith
Hollis Roberts Named to Governor Brown's Committee
Hollis Roberts of McFarland is appointed by Governor Ed mond G. Brown to the Industrial Safety board for a four year term. He took oath at Kern County Clerk's office, succeeds Joseph Herman of West Los Angeles, and heads Roberts' Farms which spans 9 000 acres in McFarland and Porterville. He and his wife Manon reside on Sherwood Avenue with their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Roberts
McFarland
Edmond G. Brown
Industrial Safety Board
Department, of Industrial Relations
Kern County
Roberts
Joseph Herman
West Los Angeles
Roberts’ Farms
Porterville
Fifteenth District Agricultural Association
Kiwanis Club
Bakersfield
California
United States Chambers of Commerce
Trade Club
The
Farm Bureau
Elks Club
Consolidated Fruit of
Los Angeles
Texas
Manon
Sherwood Avenue
George Parker
Board of Trade
Alan Pettit
Robert Bovee
Clarence Williams
San Diego County
Sacramento
Delano
U. S
Boron
West Side
James
Modesto Story Ties City Name to Modest Banker
Modesto derived its name from a pioneer banker named Ralston who modestly declined the honor of naming the town after himself. His restrained gesture gave the California city its distinctive Spanish meaning of modesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Ralston
Kern County Resources Film Draws Interest in U S and Canada
Board of Trade reports strong reception for a black and white public service film about Kern County resources shown across the United States and Canada. Five worn prints must be replaced. Modern TV in New York arranges viewership logs. The film promotes local opportunities at low cost while a color version is also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
Canada
Board of Trade
Robert Marshall
United States
Modern TV
New York City
N. Y
Birth Records Copy Process Described by Kern County Health
The Kern County Health Department explains how birth certificates serve as essential proofs of date fact and place of birth for school, work, voting, marriage, citizenship, and more. Residents born in Kern County may request copies from the Vital Statistics Office at 1700 Flower Street in East Bakersfield.
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Kern County
Vital Statistics Office
Kern County Health Department
Flower Street
East
Bakersfield
Birth certificates and vital records help and contact
A notice explains how to obtain certified copies of birth certificates with a $2.00 fee. It directs born elsewhere in the United States residents to the Vital Statistics office for locating the correct agency. It also notes Odell seeks permission to kill wild hogs overrunning pastureland on his ranch in Santa Barbara County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Office of Vital Statistics
Sant Barbara County
Odell
Radoumis to Inspect Kern County Exhibit in Sacramento
Executive vice president Radoumis travels to Sacramento to inspect progress of the Kern County exhibit. Officials expect completion steps and timely readiness for a forthcoming presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radoumis
Sacramento
Kern County
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Dave Moore
Kern County Fair
Patricia Johnson
Pat
Tere
Helen Bates
Preston Tire Service
Your Kelly Springfield
Lerdo
L. A. Grant and Sons
Wasco
Massey-Ferguson
Shafter
Nikkel Iron Works
Central Ave
Pioneer
Brown
States
Ident Marshall
C&h Sugar
van Camp's
Vienna
del Monte
del Monte NO
Blue Label
Sunshine
E. Lerdo
Crisco
Simon
American Beauty
Bob
Lee
Lux
Lipton Tea
Hill’s Coffee
Bob’s
Terrace Way
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