Brown Urges Defeat of Proposition One in Governor Speech
In San Francisco Governor Brown urged Californians to defeat Proposition One on the November ballot. He criticized the Senate reapportionment plan as arbitrary, dividing the state with 20 seats north and 20 south, urging a later, fairer reapportionment by a blue ribbon commission including farmers, industry, labor, and lawmakers.
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Senate
Shafter Churches Welcome You This Sunday
Local churches in Shafter invite residents to attend services this Sunday offering familiar worship, fellowship, and community outreach activities.
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Shafter Churches
Junior College District on Nov Ballot in Bakersfield
Businessman Dean Gay will lead a citizens' committee to explain the proposed Bakersfield area junior college district. The measure appears on the November 8 ballot with a special election aligned to the general election. It would use the current Kern County Union High School and Junior College District boundaries and involves no bonds or extra taxes.
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Bakersfield
Dean Gay
Bakersfield College
Kern County Union High School
Citizens’ Committee
Kern County
Texas Politicians Move To Protect Consumers In Biscuit Labeling
A Texan cease and desist effort aims to shield consumers from misleading dog biscuit flavors labeled chicken meat liver and similar terms. The piece also suggests California follow suit and hints at upcoming local election messaging and a forthcoming Shafter credit service.
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Texas
Gardener's Checklist for Fall Planting and Color
Plant spring bulbs in pots for portable color. Rake leaves as they fall to keep the garden pleasant. Seek fall color in your area and plan to plant it next year. Do not uproot dahlias until tops die back. Plant evergreen shrubs now to take advantage of winter rains and establish for spring growth.
Weed control guides seed production in California fields
L B Nourse of California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors reports final inspections of Parent and Purple Tag fields to decide next year's seed sources. Weed control and consistent care determine field eligibility, with 69 500 acres sown for reproduction seed and about 10 000 acres rejected. Continuous weed management proves more efficient than last minute cleanup, saving an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 tons of seed.
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L. B. Nourse
California
Memory Lane Carnival Faces Queen Competition
The Richland School PTA carnival and barbecue names Mona Moor Paula McClure Carol Barton Jane Jones Verlene Sill and Janice Straube as contestants for queen honors at Memory Lane. Local events include the Halloween parade entries invitation and a fund drive plan for Shafter-Wasco Memorial Hospital.
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Richland School
Mona Moor
Paula McClure
Carol Barton
Jane Jones
Verlene Sill
Janice Straube
Douglas
Minter
Assemblyman Kelly
Fresno
Kruger
Ken Sales
Moquist
R. R. ‘Richey
Nazarene Church
Tral Valley Highway Committee
Wasco
Irvin Fike
Fike Motor Port
Shafter
Chrysler
Chrysler Motor
Hollywood Palladium
Shafter-Wasco Memorial Hospital
Ebenezer Reformed Church Society
Practical Lesson on Jesus Victory Over Death
Christian Science churches mark Sunday with the Lesson Sermon Probation After Death. Scriptural readings include Mark 16 9 14 about Jesus appearing to Mary Magdalene and the disciples and rebuking their belief. Mary Baker Eddy notes Jesus exaltation beyond matter and the ascension explaining life after death. The Golden Text is I Corinthians 15 54 on immortality.
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Jesus
Christian Science
Mark
Mary Magdalene
Mary Baker Eddy
Shafter Receives Fees From State Beer Licenses
Residents may not know that annual license fees paid to the State Board of Equalization by beer taverns and package stores are returned to local treasuries. For the six months ending February 29, 1960 Shafter received license fees from the Alcoholic Beverage Control. Kern County totals and statewide figures are provided, including individual license costs and the overall state revenue of about 5.99 million dollars.
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Shafter
State Board of Equalization
Ccal
Shattering
Department of Archolic Beverage Control
Kern
District backs Proposition One by Northern Water Storage District
Northern Water Storage District approves a unanimous resolution urging voters to pass Proposition One the state water bond act. President Glen E Stanfield cites need for supplemental water to counter groundwater decline in Kern County. The district now receives Kern River water and has no immediate plan to join the state water system if Prop One passes.
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Northern Water Storage District
Glen E. Stanfield
District Board of Directors
Stanfield
North Kern
Kern County
Kern
Sanfield
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