Promised Modifications Benefit Kern County Potato Growers
Kern county plans to produce 550 to 5700 carloads of potatoes in 1936 unless a verbal promise to Eugene Mettler is broken. Mettler spoke to Shafter growers at Richland auditorium about the Warren bill and proposed changes. He noted home rule enforcement by a Kern county growers committee and that Shafter potatoes command a premium in eastern markets. The meeting included Mark Lindsay and Lewis Burtch who discussed sack marking and the tuber moth.
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Kern County
Eugene Mettler
Washington
Mettler
Richand Auditorium
Sern ‘County
D. C
Shafter
Mark Lindsay
Lewis Burtch
Ethiopian affairs highlight van Paalsen writings
Canadian Central Press reporter Pierre van Paalsen authors a series on Ethiopia and East Africa. The Shafter Press thanks Rev. A Funck of the Reform ed church for copies carried by the Los Angeles Daily News and other papers.
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Pierre van Paalsen
Central Press
Ethiopia
Los Angeles Daily News
Shafter Press
A. Funck
Reformed Church
van Paalsen
Shafter Tigers Fall to M'Farland Eleven
Shafter high school football team lost 13 to 0 to the M'Farland Cougars last Friday. Local players produced some good plays, but the visitors outperformed and secured the win.
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Altopote
Shafterigh
M d Cougars
Payot
Rally Staged in Shafter Business Section by Students
A vivid rally unfolded in Shafter's business district Tuesday evening as high school students organized a pre game event. President Raye of the Business Men's Association and Coachite addressed the crowd alongside several local officials.
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Shafter Last
Raye
Business Men's Association
Coachite
Shafter District Potatoes Get Idaho Entry Exemption
California bulletin outlines potato movement rules into states with Idaho granting entry to Shafter district stock. Certificates vary by state, with field and crop inspections and vacuum fumigation required in many cases. Arizona imposes inspection measures, while Nevada requires origin or screening proof. Idaho specifically allows Shafter potatoes with both field and crop inspection certificates.
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Idaho
California
Shafter District
California State Department of Agriculture
J. B. Marshall
Canada
Michigan
Oregon
Tennessee
Texas
Cameron
Hidalgo
Willacy
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Ariaona State
Nevada
Colorado
Little Cotton Is Ginned in September
Comparative ginning figures show Kern county reached 2472 bales by October 1 this year versus 6851 bales on the same date in 1934. Data supplied by P A Schmidt of Shafter, cotton statistics specialist for the bureau of census.
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Kern County
P. A. Schmidt
Shafter
Bureau of Census
Lodi man travels to Reno for divorce and returns with fiancée
Joe Diettz aged 75 and his fiancée Eloise Sievers went to Reno seeking a divorce. Sievers listed as over 21 accompanied Diettz back with a bride prize or equivalent claim.
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Lodi
Joe Diettz
Haven
Reno
Eloise Sievers
New Plan On Bio Project Details For Water Works
Announcement from Dr. Elwood Mead federal reclamation chief outlines a new plan for the California Central Valleys Water Project. Work will begin on multiple units including Friant Dam Kennett Dam Contra Costa Conduit and San Joaquin Valley canals with bids for the conduit expected within 60 days. The project aims to deliver over 600000 acre feet at Friant and involves landowners seeking more than 900000 acre feet from Madera Fresno and Kings counties.
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Central Valleys
Elwood Mead
Federal Reclamation
National Capita
Friant
San Joaquin
Kennett and
Contra Costa Conduit
San Joaquin Valley
Sacramento
Saline Delta
Antioch
Young
Boulder Dam
Kennett
Mead
Kern County Land Company
Associated Land
Northern Water Storage District
Central Valley
Madera
Fresno
Kings Counties
Buttonwillow Man Is Grange Master In Kern County
W W Smith, master of Buttonwillow Grange, was elected master of Kern County Pomona Grange in a Saturday ceremony held in the Bakersfield Junior Valleys building. Elected officers include George B. Preston Panama overseer and Mrs Iva Wilkins Panama lecturer with a roster of twelve additional posts and an executive committee of three.
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Buttonwillow
Ww. L Smith
Buttonwillow Grange
Kern County
Pomona Grange
Bakersfield
Junior Valleys
Smith
A. K. Petersen
Weed Patch
George B. Preston
Panama
Iva Wilkins
Ralph Abel
Fairfax
Seward
Raymond Bright
Baronwillow
E. S. Green
Delano
Loot in LA Slot Machines From Global Currencies
In Los Angeles, detectives report slot machines contain a mix of foreign coins including Shillings Chinese coppers Prussian thalers French centimes Peruvian sols Swedish ores and Panama balboa. A single quarter dropped triggers the lights on the tennis court for night play.
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Los Angeles
Panama
Irvin Cobb to Write Weekly for The Press
The Press announces Irvin Cobb will write a weekly column in the paper. The humorist and former editor, known for Old Judge Priest and Red Liqker, will offer timely commentary with wit and common sense from his wide career in journalism, theater, and film.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Will Rogers
Irvin Cobb
Shaft@e. Press
Cobb
Irvin Dobbs
Kentucky
Red Likker
Bees Ten Play On Home Diamond
Bakersfield Bees prepare for their first home game at Recreation Park on Sunday October 20 at 2 30 p m The team includes Bakersfield Oildale and Shafter youths and will host weekly games through December after periods of traveling to Santa Barbara Santa Paula Santa Maria Comretee Mojave and more Two losses have occurred in their history a 8 5 defeat at Santa Paula and a 4 3 ten inning loss to Santa Barbara The opening game features the Santa Barbara Cubs and a full program is planned.
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Bakersfield Bees
Bakersfield
Bee Club
Santa Paula
Santa Barbara
Bees
Santa Barbara Cubs
Christlicher Jugendverein meeting program 1935
The 335th Christ licher Jugendverein of the Mennonite Brethren church in Shafter presents its October 20 1935 program at 7330 p with the theme The Cucwiedes of God. Opening by Carl Penner minutes read by Rosie Unruh music by Beese sisters Velda Voth recitation Young Men's Chorus short talk The Knowleiae lo by Arnold Bergen testimonies Abe F Isaac next program reading foreign missions collection closing by Milton Warkentin and a bilingual English German presentation.
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Christlicher Jugendverein
Mennonite Brethren Church
Shafter
Cucwiedes
Carl Penner
Rosie Unruh
Beese Sisters
Velda Voth
Arnold Bergen
Abe F. Isaac
Milton Warkentin
Bass Lake Fishing Draws Valley Visitors
People from all sections are flocking to Bass Lake in Madera County as fishing is exceptionally good. The popular trip routes include Clovis Auberry North Fork Wishon and a paved circle through Oakhurst Coar se Gold to Madera 99.
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Bass Lake
Madera’ County
Shafter
Clovis
Auberry
North Fork
California
Forks
Wishon Post Office
Oakhurst
Ghway 99
Madera
Former Shafterite edits paper from jail cell
Malcolm F. Calkins, imprisoned in Hanford for criminal libel, directs the Corcoran News from jail with his nephew Robert Calkins editing in his absence. Calkins plans to publish the background of last year’s heated election campaign and expects visitors twice weekly.
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Hanford
Malcom F. €Alkins
Corcoran News
Robert Calkins
Ceres
Stanford University
Appelate
Malcolm F. Calkins
Shafter
Popular Local Banker Leaves for New Field
J. Wilson, seven years head of the Shafter agency of the Bank of America, departs for Avenal to take over the new Kings County oil metropolis branch. Alex Buechler succeeds him at Shafter, arriving from Wasco where he was assistant cashier.
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J. Wilson
Shafter
Bank of America
Avenal
Kings County
Shafter Bank
Alex Buechler
Wasco
North Shafter Man Hurt In Car Crash
A collision in North Shafter on Monday left J. F. Lautsch injured and transported to Shafter for medical care where Dr. A. W. Gaede diagnosed shock and a shoulder wound. Lautsch’s wife were shaken but not seriously hurt, and the other car occupants including a man a woman and three children escaped without serious injuries.
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North Shafter
J. F. Lautsch
Shafter
A. W. Gaede
Wet Winter Forecast by Weather Prophets
Forecasters predict a wet season for the county after rain slowed cotton picking and ginning. They cite 39 years of records showing the wettest years often began with heavy rainfall in October or November.
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Seeresee
Artas
Ern County
Cotton Picking Contest Set for October Near Shafter
The Kern County Farm Bureau sponsors a county-wide cotton picking contest on Friday October 25 at the W H Mettler ranch a mile north of Shafter High School. Prizes total 283 with entries required to show 600 pounds picked in a day and 9 hour limit with rules on weighing and sacks. Last year’s winner cleared 881 pounds in 10 hours and 29 contestants finished with an average 680 pounds.
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W. H. Mettler
Shafter High School
Kern Coreau
Bakersfield Exchange Club
Ed. Murdoch
Lawson Lowe
Frank Stockton
Forrest Frick
Harry Fowler
Lewis A. Burtch
Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce
17Th Street
Shafter Driver Cleared in Fruitvale School Bus Incident
Two Fruitvale children, Riley Huckaby nine and Lucille Huckaby eleven, ran from behind a school bus into A Neuman’s Shafter car. Highway patrol concluded Neuman was not at fault as the children stepped into the path before the driver could stop. Both youngsters were taken to Kern General Hospital with cuts and bruises but expected to recover.
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Fruitvale
A. Neuman
Shafter
Highway Patrol
Neuman
Riley Huckaby
Lucille Huckaby
Kern General Hospital
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