Former Shafter Woman Talks About Goat Milk
Pine Ridge Goat Ranch in Hayfork California presents a feature explaining why goat milk can aid malnourished infants. The piece contrasts goat and cow milk noting digestion times acidity, iron content, and germ absence. It argues goat milk offers faster digestion and gentler stomach impact for the ill and young.
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Shafter
Katherine Co
Kadel
Pine Ridge Goat Ranch
Hayfork
California
Cub Leaders Hold First Annual Pow Wow in Bakersfield
Cub leaders from 16 organized packs in Kern County Boy Scout Council plan their first annual pow wow at the council headquarters Bakersfield on Sunday October 24. H W Kelly council training committee chair says 417 cubs enrolled. Roland E Dye deputy regional Scout Executive from Los Angeles will speak at noon. Demonstrations handicraft cub games taught and a basket lunch to follow starting at 10 a m.
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Kern County
Boy Scout Council
Bakersfield
H. W. Kelly
Boy Scouts of America
Roland E. Dye
Los Angeles
Nikkel Develops Two-Row Potato Digger in Idaho
Albert Nikkel, proprietor of Nikkel Iron Works, has journeyed to Idaho to test his new two row potato digger with a roller that pulverizes clods. If the trial succeeds, he plans mass production of the machines.
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Albert Nikkel
Nikkel Iron Works
Idaho
B P W CLUB TO HOST JOY ROBINSON AT OCTOBER MEETING
The Business and Professional Women's club will feature Joy Robinson from Los Angeles at its October 21 meeting at the Cewelo Motel. Her program includes songs stories and musical readings and will follow a reception for new members after initiation.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Joy’ Robinson
Gracie Fields
Joy Robinson
Scotland
Cewelo Motel
Gideon Mettler Wins Good Conduct Medal
Sgt Gideon E Mettler son of Mrs Albina Mettler of Shafter earns the Good Conduct Medal for exemplary behavior efficiency and fidelity as a soldier. He trained at Bombardier school in Childress Texas and will wear a service ribbon in lieu of the medal until the war ends.
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Gideon E. Mettler
Albina Mettler
Shafter
Army Air Forces
Bombardier School
Childress
Tex
California 1942 hazards in lumber and wood work
The period’s riskiest industry by accidents per worker and per man hour was lumbering and wood manufacturing in California, reflecting high injury rates amid wartime production demands and expanding mills.
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California
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An item containing quotes from Ralph K. Davies and others discusses postwar policy, labor, and social issues on the West Coast. It notes Wallace M. Bon Apartes posthumous letter and remarks on delinquent parents and Japanese relocation, with a fact about Tule Lake and Mount Whitney.
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Wallace M. Bonaparte
George R. Reilly
State _Board of Equalization
R. B. Cozzess
War Relocation Authority
Tule Lake
Tule
Matthew Grady
S. F
Beckers Attend Gideons Conference in Stockton
Mr and Mrs Sam L Becker and their daughter attended the Gideons of California Victory Testament Conference in Stockton on Oct 8 9 and 10 The Gideons organization of Christian businessmen has distributed nearly 2 000 000 Bibles in hotels hospitals penal institutions and schools They placed over 550 copies of the Bible in the White House for President Roosevelt and Cabinet members California ranks second in Gideon support having raised over 400 000 in the past year
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Sam L. Becker
Gideons of California
Victory
Stockton
Gideon Organization
Gideons
White House
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Congress
California
Soldier writes from the Pacific about fruit and home
Sergeant Louis Heinrichs informs his parents in Shafter that his unit in the Pacific area has plenty of fresh fruit including grapes. He says he likes the country and the people are friendly but misses Shafter and the United States.
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Sergeat
Louis Heinrich
S. Heinrichs
Shafter
Pacific
Dim out regulations for Shafter area issued by Chief Reilly
Chief of Police John Reilly outlines zone C dim out rules for Shafter area. Interior lights unrestricted. exterior lights over 100 watts must be shielded horizontally. 108 watts or under unrestricted. Outdoor areas may be unshielded up to 100 watts, with horizontal shielding up to five feet candles. Street lights shielded. traffic signals unshielded. recreation lighting limited unless over 30 feet requires special permission. Winter hours Oct 1–Apr 30: half hour after sunset to half hour before sunrise. Summer hours May 1–Sept 30: one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise.
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Shafter
John Reilly
Shafter Area
Voths Entertain School
Mr and Mrs D J Voth hosted a dinner Tuesday Oct 12 for teachers from Richland Grammar and Shafter High Schools and their children. Attendees included Carole Clark Ida Roseman H W Kelly P L Arnold R L Gates Lowell Todd Esta Adams Ethel Livers Beryl McGrath Beulah Bartlett Martha Gleeker and David Paclel Beardsley Beardsley Beardsley Monroe. Beverly Voth played a Blue Bird waltz on the accordion. The evening focused on getting acquainted.
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D. J. Voth
Richland Grammar School
Shafter High School
Carole Clark
Ida Roseman
H. Wr Kelly
P. L. Arnold
R. L. Gates
Lowell Todd
Esta Adams
Ethel Livers
Bery] McGrath
Beu-lah Bartlett
Matha Gleecker
David Pa
Monroe
Beardsley School
Beverly Voth
Reverend Harper Addresses 8th Graders on Columbus Day
Rev Wm S Harper of the Congregational church spoke to 110 Richland Grammar School students in the cafeteria last Tuesday at 10 o clock. He emphasized Columbus’s success came after long persistence amid strong opposition.
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Richland Grammar School
Wm. S. Harper
Congregational Church
Harper
Columbus
Richland
Donna Gorsching Engagement Linked to Lt Goddard
Donna Gorsching visited Parérits and friends after graduating Bak ersfield Junior College with nursing scholarship. She will graduate at Fresno County General Hospital in February and serve six months as a Senior Cadet nurse before returning to college for a public health nursing degree. Engagement to Lt. Lincoln Goddard announced. Goddard stationed with Coast Artillery in Alaska.
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Ome
J.J. Gorsching
Gorsching
Shafter High ‘School
Bak‘ersfied
Fresno County General Hospital
Lincoln Goddard
Goddard
The
Coast Artillery
Alaska
Baby Boy Born Teo Bill Newmans
A baby boy, Robert William Newman, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Newman of Shafter on October 9. He weighed eight pounds four ounces. Local girl Vera Neuman from Santa Barbara State College returned home over the weekend to visit her parents and sister Beulah.
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Teo Bill Newmans
Robert William Newman
William Neuman
Shafter
Vera Neuman
Santa Barbara State College
Joe Neumen
Beulah
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