W B Camp Named Ag Man of the Year for County Crops
W B Camp receives the Ag Man of the Year award as Shafter and Kern County agriculture gain national recognition for potatoes and cotton. Camp, a pioneer of mechanized farming, irrigation, and fertilization, established the Shafter Experimental Cotton Station and promoted premium cotton varieties and scientific potato farming in California and South Carolina.
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Shafter
California
W. B. Camp
South Carolina
Camp
Kern County
Clemson College
First Shafter City Council Members Named in 1938
The 1938 Press reports Shafter's first council members are Phil Channeson and Herb Midley the top vote getters to serve four-year terms. Q H Strom Glenn Nay and Norval Fair are two-year term members. Ray L Dye defeats Jack Zimmerman 109 to 88 for city clerk.
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Shafter
Phil Channeson
Herb Midley
Q.H. Strom
Glenn Nay
Norval Fair
Ray L. Dye
Jack Zimmerman
Pros ters Move from Delano to Shafter in 1937 Winter
Mr and Mrs W A Proster and their children relocated from Delano to Shafter during the winter of 1937. A SACDR Thomas had just returned from a trip south on July 2, 1925, and visited his daughter Nettie in Glendale during that period.
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W. A. Proster
Delano
Shafter
Sacdr
Thomas
Nettie
Glendale
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Mr. Cotton
Perts
Blacklands
Sandier
Clemson
Cherokee County
S.C
Hazel Slivkoff
Lavelle Elliott
Bakersfield College of Beauty
Bobban
C of C
William
First Council
Best
Sonora Street
Bakersfield
A Growers‘ Cotton Marketing Association
E. Brundage Lane