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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1947
Page
3
Richard Culleton of Wasco seeks to move his trial from Shafter Justice Court to Bakersfield court. His attorneys argue the Shafter court is biased and cannot provide a fair trial. Culleton was arrested March 30 and released on $200 cash bail.
Four fourth graders Connie Hendricks Barbara Sue Pricket t Kenneth Garrett and Floyd Leach earned a reward trip from Mrs. Julia Lutrick after a semester of good citizenship. The group rode a streamliner to Los Angeles for an overnight stay, Olvera Street tour, and a Mexico-themed project linked visit for a memorable educational incentive.
Buford Reynolds buys a Simpca-Fiat last Friday, boasting high fuel economy and comfort. The compact car promises 50 miles per gallon and quick, inexpensive transport as Reynolds commutes between Shafter and Taft while serving as relief manager at a Taft store.
The Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church met at Mrs. Reich s home with Rev Klaudt delivering The Blessed Life. New officers were introduced with gifts to the outgoing president. Attendees included Ed Schnaidt Stoller Elma Wilson Bill Handel Fred Boehnke Edna Bender Pauline Handel Henry Mettler Katherine Schnaidt Clara Handel Harold Schnaidt Delmar Metter Rev and Mrs Klaudt and Mrs Gorsching. Next meeting set for Mrs Henry Mettler s home.
May 19, 1913 California Land Act prohibited Japanese ownership of agricultural land. May 21, 1927 Carquinez Bridge opened. May 25, 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition opened for a second year on Treasure Island.
The note lists annual price 4.00 dollars in California and 4.50 dollars elsewhere, with single copies at 5 cents. It reads like a publisher’s cost notice and reflects regional price differences.
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