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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1962
Page
2
A fragmented line of text references classic phrases such as The Walrus Said and talk of many things. The garbled snippet hints at literary allusions and interconnected titles without a clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference farm bureau speech, dated events, and amid confusion mention about listening to grass, coal, and advice. The garbled text hints at a political or advisory exchange but lacks clear person, place, or outcome.
A brief notice thanks the public for support over the past year. It notes appreciation from Bethy and other readers while reflecting on community engagement and ongoing activities.
The column analyzes California agriculture in 1961 showing 3.2 billion dollars in crop value while federal price supports total about 11.85 million. It notes 76.5 million loaned to farmers on cotton barley and almonds, leaving a net investment around 71 thousand dollars or 2.2 percent of output. Only a few of the 230 crops receive support.
A Woman's Club plans a branch party set for April 4 at 10 a.m. Several speakers discuss farming subsidies and tax origins for US producers. The report mentions sugar payments, wool duties, and import taxes affecting California growers. Names listed include Marvin Hoover and Louise Fox among others.
Keath Mehigdes of Amana is highlighted in Shafter business notes with brief updates on local commerce and community activities. The item notes professional ties and upcoming events affecting area business.
Roll, Rey and Mrs Charles Chil led a list of attendees with young participants including Callins and Wande among others, indicating a gathering with family and community presence.
Payel was born to parents amid a brief community note noting hopeful beginnings. The item records a family event in a local column without additional details.
A notice from Bakersfield Squadron 119 Civil Air Patrol announces the first screening of a documentary about Penouset. The event marks a debut for the film with CAP attendees expected to attend at headquarters.
Local contest lists 36 winners in a drawing for appliances including clothes dryers refrigerators and television sets. Officials say the prize pool spans several models and brands with winners selected at random from eligible entries.
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