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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1945

Page

5

Shortage of light riding horses prompts producers

Agricultural Extension Service reports a deficit of light type riding horses ready for use. Col F W Koester notes post war demand from racing fairs rodeos and parks will strain supply unless breeders act now by breeding mares registering stock and starting gentling and training of young horses to ready them for market. President Truman designates National Farm Safety Week July 22 28 urging farm safety education and hazard reduction nationwide.

H. T. Strong The Agricultural Extension Service Western Remount Pomona Koester Colonel Koester Harry S. Truman Tia Ee Aiea

Agricultural drive urges bag conservation and safer use practices

Washington asks farmers and businesses to conserve bags and return or sell them quickly as textile bag requirements rise 20 percent and bag allocations lag by over five percent. The note outlines shortages for grains potatoes and feed, promotes a home-made sack loader demonstration in Kern County, and lists nine insecticide safety rules from the Agricultural Extension Service.

Washington Wartorn Europe Preswar California Ans Kern County Ayvine E.W Taooh JP Fairbank Teppore Sesavire Fairbank Agricultural Extension Service M Street Bakersfield Victory Garden

Obituary: Mary Lamb 82 Dies at Home

Funeral services for Mary R. Lamb 82 who died at her home Wednesday morning will be held Saturday at 2 P M at Janzen Chapel with Rev William Harper officiating Surviving are her husband John Lamb a son Opal W Fry of Shafter two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Mary R. Lamb Janzen Chapel William Harper John Lamb Opal ‘W. Fry Shafter

Between the Rivers and Missouri Road Lifespans

The phrase Trag is referenced as ancient Mesopotamia meaning between the rivers. The text notes concrete road durability lasting about 30 years in Missouri while asphalt or macadam roads average 10 years.

Mesopotamia Tigris Euphrates Missouri

Fort Raleigh Site Marks First English Settlement in America

Fort Raleigh blockhouse marks the site of the first English settlement in America. Amadas and Barlow claimed the continent for Sir Walter Raleigh on July 1, 1584. The coast now hosts Coast Guard patrols and U S Navy assets to deter enemy landings. War Bond funds supply dependable weapons.

Roanoke Island Fort Raleigh America Amadas Barlow Walter Raleigh U. S Coast Guard War Bond U.S. Treasnex Department

Classified Ad Summary Prompt for News Readers

A compact notice invites readers to use a classified ad to locate items or services. It emphasizes concise listings, clear contact details, and quick placement to reach targeted buyers or sellers.

Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Tuesday Meeting

At the Legion Hall a ceremony installed officers for the coming year. Officers listed include Fresident Nellie Lassiter and 1st Vice President Clara Vandenburg. Poppy chairman Anne Raney reported 1500 poppies sold for 216.88 dollars. Camp Fire Girls Alice Hansen and Beverly Doth won top sales.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Nellie Lassiter Clara ‘Vandenburg Anne Raney Gertrude Nay Eunice Hansen Velma Guenther Alvina Enns Anna Lee Taunshill Wasco

California Town Names and Their Origins

This column explains how Northern and Central California towns got their names. Crow’s Landing honors a pioneer Crow, Escalon derives from stepping stones, Fort Bragg names Braxton Bragg, Guerneville from the Guerne family, Lemoore for Dr. Lovern Lemoore, and San Mateo for Saint Matthew.

California Crows Landing Crow Escalon Mexico Fort Bragg Braxton Bragg Guerneville Guerne Lemoore Lovern L. Lemoore San Mateo St. Matthew, the Apostle

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