Notice of Intent to Sell Alcoholic Beverages Shafter Kern
Public notice announces intention to sell alcoholic beverages at Lerdo Highway Shafter Kern County and apply to the State Board of Equalization for on sale beer wine and on sale distilled spirits licenses. Protests may be filed in Sacramento. Premises not currently licensed. Also includes notary and fictitious name registration details.
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Lerdo Highway
Shafter
Kern County
State Board of Equalization
Sacramento
California
Alcoho
Notice of Trustee Sale on Kern County Property
Trustees E. T. Kruse and Parker S. Maddux will auction Lot 2, Tract No. 1058 in Kern County California at 4 p.m. on August 15, 1941, at the front entrance of the Bakersfield County Courthouse. The sale fulfills a deed of trust for N Mougin Albert Napoleon Mougin and San Francisco Bank as beneficiary, recorded July 29, 1939. Jackson Maddux, Attorney at Law, San Francisco, handles the notice.
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Bakersfield
Kern
State of California
E. T. Kruse
Parker S. Maddux
United States of America
California
E ‘N. Mougin
Albert Napoleon Mougin
San Francisco Bank
County of Kern
Leid County of
Certificate of Fictitious Firm Name Cafe Neuman
The undersigned certifies a business in Kern County California operating under the fictitious name Cafe Neuman. Robert Neuman of 134 Golden West Avenue Shafter appears before Notary Albert J. Zimmerman to acknowledge the document on July 11 1941.
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Central Avenue
Shafter
County of Kern
John B. Young
Kern
State of
California
Kern County
Cafe Neuman
Robert Neuman
Golden West Avenue
Kerne
Albert.j. Zimmerman
Albert J. Zimmerman
County of
Shafter Man Joins California Aircraft Production Force
Alvin David Buller of Shafter has joined California's aircraft industry workforce. He now works for Santa Monica, becoming part of more than 27 500 employees building high speed bombers for the United States and Great Britain.
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Shafter
California
National Defense Workers
Aircraft Information Bureau of
San Francisco
Alvin David Buller
Santa Monica
United States
Great Britain
Move of Maritime Commission HQ Proposed to San Francisco
The United States Maritime Commission headquarters would relocate from the District of Columbia to San Francisco. California region National Forest business for fiscal year 1941 totaled 699 656 dollars, up 71 720 dollars from the prior year.
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United States Maritime Commission
District of Columbia
San Francisco
National Forest
California
Lesson for August 3 on religious bases and price nets
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Justification by Faith Amid Pauls Gospel Message
A sermon outlines justification by faith through Christ. Paul transformed from reliance on the law to grace through faith, asserting salvation apart from works. Believers receive peace with God standing in grace and rejoicing in hope through Jesus.
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Christ
Olmstead
Wilbur M. Smith
Jesus Christ
God
G. Campbell Morgan
1942 Wheat Marketing Quotas Proclaimed by Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R Wickard announced 1942 wheat marketing quotas on July 4 with Bright of the County Agricultural Conservation Committee noting the plan helps farmers set fall seedings and avoid penalties. The decision follows 1941 overplanting penalties and the May 31 nationwide referendum.
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Claude R. Wickard
Cording
Bright
4Th County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wheat Carryover Estimates Contrast With Marketing Quota
The record notes a July 1 1942 carryover of 640 million bushels plus a 1942 crop estimate of 660 million. total supply would be 1.3 billion bushels, exceeding the marketing quota of 998 million bushels for the 55 million acre national wheat allotment.
San Francisco Bay Declared World’s Largest Landlocked Harbor
The article proclaims San Francisco Bay as the largest landlocked harbor globally, highlighting its vast inland harbor status and significance as a major maritime and commercial hub.
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