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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
3
A new California rural code sets egg quality, labeling, and size standards. The act requires candling to confirm fit for human consumption, proper producer and retailer labeling, and strict mislabeling penalties with inspector oversight.
A total of 13 918 bales of cotton were ginned in Kern County from the 1937 crop prior to October 1, according to P A Schmidt sharfer agent for the census bureau. This is slightly under the 1936 total of 19 547 bales for the same period.
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Senate Bill No 1966 updates honey rules requiring labels to show producer address net weight and color plus a USDA grade. It bans selling mislabeled mixtures and defines adulteration with added syrups or sugars. Twelve container sizes are listed and exemptions cover ungraded honey used in processing. Cecil J Glenn and Harold Ramford were injured in a Kern County highway crash Saturday night.
M Arosagary Lindsay reports 200 sheep poisoned after grazing on milkweed in the county. Local authorities assessing loss and investigating feed exposure and pasture conditions.
Shafter Boy Scouts prepare for the Kern County Scouting Circus and Demonstration to be held in Bakersfield on November 13. All county units will participate to create a gala event. Tickets are sold by scouts cubs and leaders Ned Marksheffel and Harold Delavan.
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