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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1962
Page
2
A community message highlights Farm City Week observed nationally in November. It urges locals to understand hidden costs of farming and city services, noting how women’s purchases reflect value, and calls for collective effort in manufacturing, distribution, and community activities to recognize mutual abundance and support.
Misinformation and misconception arise as a Wall Street Journal editorial questions how schools address enterprise and state planning. The piece argues against teaching views that diminish individual freedom and warn that endorsing certain planning could edge toward Communism, with concerns about student perspectives and national interests.
The text reports Senator Byrd challenging the notion of strong dollar confidence at home and abroad. It cites Tax Review commentary and argues the need for restraint and strategic action, noting calls for essential field funding and defense priorities to restore confidence.
A fragment from RG and PA Town and Country quotes remarks on taxation and singing on the job. An Aberdeen IRS agent warns concession operators that singing without paying excise tax violates TRS rules. The piece ties the incident to Mount Rushmore style monuments and free enterprise ideals.
David F. Snedden of Kelso Valley receives the Cattleman of the Year honor from the Kern County Branch of the California Cattlemen’s Association. A veteran rancher since 1867, he has led county cattle interests, served on the Kern County Fair Board, and held roles with the Bakersfield production credit and federal land banks. A former Occidental College football captain, he is noted for community service and cattle advocacy.
A Federation livestock meeting in San Diego will feature experts discussing dual grading and consumer eating quality of beef. Panel includes Moya Carroll, Wright, Woody, Cattle Improvement Association reps, and UC economist G Alvin Carpenter. Local dedication ceremony follows on Sunday at 1 30 pm with Bak er sfield leaders as co chairs.
Report from Kern County farmers meeting cites an intensive study by A Pica Ware County showing the price gap may be about seven dollars per acre in water costs. Schulz says the project could cost farmers seventy dollars an acre with delivery and irrigation expenses, underscoring a larger farm economy impact. The talk addresses farmers’ mistaken beliefs about Renitars and the continued cost-price squeeze faced by growers.
Kent delegates received final instructions on solutions at the board. The context suggests a formal assembly, but readable details are limited. The event centers on governance and guidance for delegates.
A historical notice notes that the Etvenasseneee Rien 20 ee were involved in more than a per cent of fatal raffin accidents in 1961, illustrating troubling safety concerns and youth involvement during that year.
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