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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1948

Page

3

Tulare County Road Chief Promises Immediate C V Highway Repairs

Tulare County Road Commissioner Art J. Snell told the Central Valley Highway Association that potholes on the Central Valley Highway in Tulare County will be repaired immediately. He noted funds are being considered in the next fiscal year for additional road work. The Central Valley Highway Annual Association meeting will be held in Alpaugh on June 22, 1948, with public invitation.

Art J. Snell Tulare County Central Valley Highway Association Central Valley Central Valley Highway Annual Association Alpaugh

Potatoes Shift to New Crops as Markets Rebound

Potatoes priced around 3.25 a cwt see market shift from old to new varieties. Edison area digs 75 to 80 percent of acreage, sizes at 48 percent versus 88 last year. South Texas finished. Hastings Florida nearing peak. California and Alabama remain main shippers. Rail strike delays shipments. May 17 sets final payment date for government support. AAA Bakersfield office provides details.

Edison South Texas Hastings Florida California Alabama AAA Bakersfield

Stork Shower Honors Mrs Abe Neufeld at Unruh Home

The home of Mrs. Waldo Unruh hosted a stork shower Friday evening for Mrs. Abe H. Neufeld with Mrs. J. E. Unruh as hostess. Pink and white decor set a pretty background for an evening of Bible puzzles. Guests included Mesdames Waldo Wiebe, Ruben Becker, Harvey Funk, Abe Neufeld, Waldo Unruh, Leonard Gaede, Elmer Unruh, Harold Wiens, Frank Johnson, Louie Becker, Ernie Siemens, Vernon Kroeker, and Miss Bertha Kroeker and Katherine Suderman.

Waldo Unruh Abe H. Neufeld J. E. Unruh Mesdames Waldo Wiebe Ruben Becker Harvey Funk Abe Neufeld Leonard Gaede Elmer UN Mable Schultz Laura Esther Frantz John Balzer Harvey Gaede Abe Karber Harry Nickel Louis Becker David Strauss Bill Siemens John Enns George Nikkel Walter Warkentine Jack Kliewer John Friesen Ben Friesen Emil Stoller Frank Enns John Neufeld Verna Balzer Grace Weyand Aldeen Boese Shafter Public Utility District H. Midgley Neufeld and Hitchcock J. M. Zimmerman Cora Peters Grant Tract Gus Carter Bakersfield Hospital

Potatoes boom in Shafter district early 1926 harvest

The Shafter progress notes 1400 acres planted to potatoes with earliest plantings on January 30 and February 1. Early spuds, large tubers sold by G. J. Siemens. 20 to 50 carloads asked for by firms. Association with Wood Stone presiding covers 1100 acres. Wasco district holds 600 more. Growers seek price stability while shipments go to Texas, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, New Mexico and Utah.

Shafter K. H. Siemens Frank Lossing Wood Stone G. Jack George Jack Harvey Kilburn Texas Arizona Washington Oregon New Mexico Utah Potato Growers Association Wasco Lee Pitner W. K. Lee Ben Arkalian Lerdo O. E. Wiedman

Isabella Dam Ground-Breaking Set For May 29

Plans complete for a public ground breaking at the Isabella Dam site to honor the construction of the multi million dollar project. The ceremony will feature a bomb burst flag raising by veterans groups with officials including Governor Earl Warren invited to attend.

Isabella Athern Isabella Dam Kern County Chamber of Commerce Grover Whitt Kern River Chamber of Commerce Kern County Rangers Rangerettes Kern and Tulare Counties

Out-of-State Visitors Boost Southern California Tourism in March

Nearly 60 000 pleasure travelers arrived in Southern California from other states by motor in March, spending about 13 million dollars. The All-Year Club notes a small rise from last year as it positions March as the start of the Spring Vacation period, led by Willard W. Keith, president of the tourism group.

California Willard W. Keith Southland

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