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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

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Plans for 12-room addition at County Hospital

New P T A head in San Jose reports completion of plans to add 12 large rooms to the County Hospital for patients with communicable diseases. In San Francisco reports note a $30,000,000 issue for Pacific Gas and Electric. In Sacramento the Western Pacific Railroad employs more men than since 1929.

San Jose San Francisco Pacific Gas and Electric Sacramento Western Pacific Railroad

Ends Army Career San Francisco

Charles I. Schott receives WPA employment upon receipt of bonus money, signaling the end of his army career in San Francisco.

San Francisco Charles I. Schott

Brown and white pigeon found by Roseville resident

Mrs. Robert Porter on her ranch reports a brown and white pigeon to be exhausted. The bird carries a band marked 1425 A U 36 B R C, suggesting it may belong to its owner.

Roseville Robert Porter

First imperial valley cantaloupes sold in New York

The first carload of Imperial Valley 1936 cantaloupes sold in New York at ten dollars per crate for the jumbo size and eight dollars for standard crates. The sale marks a strong start for the season with notable demand in the eastern market.

Imperial Valley New York

Jefferson in a Life That Never Pits A Parson Job

A boy named Jefferson, five years old, imagines becoming a Methodist preacher after studying many careers. He grows through school, tries acting and politics, midlife changes, marries, and ends up back in his hometown running a family general store and two farms while eyeing future development. The piece satirically traces ambitions and social climbing through a single life arc.

NCE Jefferson Yellow- Legs Noone Webster Jetlie Norval Spartacus Equity Association Rome Lincoln High Court Square House Ford Chamber of Commerce Chicago Carver

Flood Prevention Is Matter of Checking Soil Erosion

Government experts warn drastic floods stem from soil erosion and loss of vegetation. They cite massive topsoil loss, dust storms, and rising flood risk while urging wide soil conservation, reforestation, and crop rotation to restore soil porosity and absorb flood waters.

Ishina Morris L. Cooke Mr. Cooke Nebraska Asia Minor Tibet Cooke Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico H. H. Bennett Soil Conservation Service

Young Jefferson Aims for Gilded Stage Career

A 20 year old junior at a college seeks acting fame after joining a fraternity and catching the Dramatic Club's eye. His refined style and strong stage presence lead him to plan a career as a celebrated actor, while the local sheet hints at suppressed harsher details.

Jefferson Dramatic Club

Colorful Embroidery Picture for Your Wall

In honor of spring a colorful wall hanging depicts roses and lilacs. Beginners can make it with lazy daisy for lilacs and satin stitches for roses. Pattern 5527 includes transfer, color chart, materials, stitch illustrations, and directions. Send fifteen cents to The Sewing Circle.

Household Arts Dept W. 14Th St New York N. Y

Uncle Says Hidden Truths On Ambition And Happiness

A column of aphorisms contrasts success with self deception, urging focus on what one can control. It notes that public applause masks inner motives and that happiness remains a pursuit rather than an entitlement.

It's a Big Place Teacher Bobby

Miss Shaw asks about local population while Bobby states they have only lived there three years.

Bobby Miss Shaw

Gets Your Emotions John Why Were You Shedding Tears

Josephine explains tears at the movie as it was a moving picture.

John Josephine

Cramping His Style in Offbeat Exchange

In a playful exchange a child asks if an adult is an angel. The adult replies not an angel, and the child explains mother plans to clip the wings, framing a humorous household moment.

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