And Shafter Progress Established 1921 LG ComForr Publisher
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
2
The fragment mentions the And Shafter Progress newspaper with a note that it was established in 1921 and credits LG ComForr as publisher. No further context or events are provided.
Published every Thursday at its office on Central Avenue Kern County California Advertisement rates furnished on application Telephone 57 1200 per et ine A.are Subscription Price $2.00 per year payable in advance Single copy Gatecio hafter California under the Act of
The United States Patent Office issued papers to 732 hopefuls featuring gadgets from lip protectors to blasting powder and an automatic mouse trap. The list includes a golf rake to retrieve balls and a device to drop license plates after hit and run. Some inventions seem crazy yet fueled great discoveries like the telephone and radio.
An Eastern lawmaker argues against western expansion while officials describe a new Industrial West. Federal and state bodies back surveys and a giant map for an International Exposition to showcase untapped resources in California and Pacific states. The Old West gives way to booming new industrial growth and capital.
In the spring the United States faces renewed optimism as leaders from commerce and industry predict rising activity. Daniel F. Roper says sustained recovery will follow idle capital returning to work, while T M Giréler and Edwin S Friendly echo expectations of progress and prosperity amid an improving economy.
A wary note on door to door peddlers, their growing spring presence, and the economic impact. Government reports estimate about 11 dollars per person lost yearly to itinerant sellers, who bring assorted goods and bargain promises to front porches. The piece argues peddlers support local payrolls taxes and public works, urging readers to consider their role in the community.
In Richland Poplar and Maple districts the Friday school trustee election chose Sam Lachenmaier Arthur Sargent and H E Unruh. A B Fox was appointed to fill Arthur Anderson’s vacancy in Poplar. In Richland 77 votes were cast with 40 for Lachenmaier 20 for Enns and 17 for Handel. Shafter plans a new industry as George Isaac starts building a factory for patent tin snips once machinery arrives.
Richland P T A installs new officers with Mrs E K Grant as president and Mrs E Kolbenstetter as vice president. Lunch program ends April 1. Baseball team under new manager Jack Bellows defeats Safeway 18 to 8. Subdivision growth discussed with Powell, Grant, Lachenmaier, and Dean Potter developments. Bear Patrol reports first aid talks and games at band hall. Birthday tribute for Mr Dequine. Arnold marries Mrs Ashe in Wasco. Batabano Cuba described as a canal town on stilts 36 miles from Havana.
The 35 member Occidental College Men’s Glee Club directed by Howard Swan will give a concert at Shafter High School on Friday April 8 during their annual tour. The group, winners of the Pacific Coast championship in the Sperry Male Chorus radio contest last spring, has appeared on KEHE KHJ Pacific Coast network and NBC coast-to-coast programs. The repertoire blends sacred and secular works with solos quartets instrumental pieces and readings.
Kern county gins will process 159 885 bales from the 1937 38 crop, per bureau figures via P A Schmidt Shafter agent. Up from 106 677 bales in 1936 37, the rise is 53 208 bales. The Shafter area yielded over 21 000 bales at three gins. The Kern crop came from 122 000 harvested acres. California total is 618 000 acres.
The notice announces candidates nominated for public office in Shafter with dates and signatures. City Clerk Raym L. Dye records the filing on March 17, listing F. L. Hudson and others as nominees for various offices in Shafter.
Shafter Generals beat McFarland Cougars 169 167 in a high scoring track meet paced by Merwin Gaonth and Olson. Olson led with hop step and jump 220 and 100 yard dashes and anchored a fast relay for the decisive edge. Other varsity winners included Unsuh 880 Collins 440 Neuman shot put with class B and C winners listed.
A 1937 lease dated December 21 between George Isaac et al and Tidewater Associated Oil covers royalty terms and a five year drilling clause for the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter in Section 6 township 28 range 25.
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