Santa Barbara Courthouse Proclaimed Finest US Architecture
Heritage observers call the Santa Barbara County Courthouse the architecturally finest building in the United States. The claim highlights its design and enduring civic landmark status.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
10
Heritage observers call the Santa Barbara County Courthouse the architecturally finest building in the United States. The claim highlights its design and enduring civic landmark status.
Kern County expected total cotton production in 1945 to exceed 1944, with California likely surpassing the 1944 crop of 327 000 bales and reaching about 380 000 bales despite a prewar average of 424 000. Yield per acre is projected at 575 pounds, but weather and the shortage of cotton pickers threaten full harvests.
In Tacoma parlance Mt. Tacoma refers to Mt. Rainier, a volcano listed as extinct. The distinction reflects local naming usage in Washington state.
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