Notice of Intention to Sell Alcoholic Beverages
Notice announces 15 days after posting the intent to sell alcoholic beverages at Ravage's Cafe Shafter Highway Shafter Kern County. Applicant seeks State Board of Equalization licenses for on sale beer and wine transferred from Zamora Cafe Bakersfield 1229 29th St. Protests may be filed with grounds for denial. Premises currently hold no alcohol license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela’ Escamilla
Zamora Cafe
29Th St. Bakersfield
State Board of Equalization
Sacramento
California
Notice of Private Sale in Eckmann Estate Kern County
In the Superior Court of California Kern County the Eckmann estate announces a private sale of 10 percent undivided interest in real property in Kern County. The parcel includes NEQ NWQ of Section 10 and S half of SE quarter of Section 4, with deductions, under a 1939 judgment. Sale details list cash terms, deposit, duties, and target date after October 26, 1940.
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Kern County
California
Kern
State of California
Suny of
Eckmann
Brothers
Shafter
Otto Leo Eeckmann
Jacob Eckmann
Emil C. Eckmann
Albert W. Eckmann
Superior Court
State of
United States
Monterey County Bank
Salinas
Monterey County
James A. Walker
Main
Gabi- Yan
Otto Leo Eckmann
Leo Eckmann
Christmas Club Draws Interest of Local High School Students
High school students and customers show strong interest in the Christmas club organized at McClure's rug store. Store owner P. V McClure notes many participants and names several students and customers involved in the drawn awards and coupon points system.
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McClure
P. V “McClure
Leland I
Gloria Bender
Orita Brockway
Junior Pyle
den Loewen
Charlies “Potter
Serth “Poloma
Leona Reimer
Merton
Wiedmanny
Kenny
Club
Temperature and Air Soil Warmth Key to Crops
Scientific note from Dr. Alfred Smith shows soil and air temperatures strongly influence crop growth. Cooling effects under windbreaks slow peach foliation and early leafing occurs on the north side of windbreaks. Mild winters delay foliage and can reduce yields.
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Sciendair
Alfred Smith
Assecis
Soi] An
University
Alifdenia Ccolténe
Smithy
Nist
Smith
Secur
California
College of Agriculture
Defense Urges Yes Vote on Proposition 9 Coast Defense
California Marine Council backs Proposition 9 on the November ballot urging a yes vote. They argue the measure corrects local tax discrimination, preserves the American owned fishing fleet in California ports for defense, and allows taxation of large steamships for state benefit. Navy cooperation with California boat owners was noted after a Monterey conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Marine Council
United States Navy
The
Marine Council
Oregon
Washington
Navy
Monterey
Post School Days Danger to Posture Says UC Lecturer
Gertrude Hawley, lecturer in posture and health for the University of California Extension division, warns that the dangerous age for health and posture occurs in the years immediately after graduation from school days.
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Gertrude Hawley
University of California Extension Division
Mexicans Classified as White for Draft Registration
Telegrams to M. M. Rodriguez say Governor Olson and draft director Mittelstaedt ordered Mexican people classified as Caucasian in the draft. Instructions reached county clerks to mark Mexicans as white on registration cards and certificates, reversing earlier Indian classifications. Roosevelt was informed by the colony with no reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Rodriguez
Shafter
Culbert’ L. Olson
California
R. E. Mittelsteadt
Rodriguez
From
Olson
Adjutant’general
Mittelstaedt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anty
Judge F. F. Manuel Leaves For Hospital
Judge F. F. Manuel departed yesterday morning by train for Sawtelle Veterans' Hospital, where he expects to remain for an undetermined time. He has been ill for several weeks and confined to bed for the past few days. Flowers were sent to the hospital by Shafter Rotary Club members, honoring the charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawtelle Veterans’ Hospital
Manuel
Shafter Rotary Club
Cows Under Test Better Producers
The average dairy cow in the United States last year proved more profitable and economical than the national average, according to G. B. Gordon dairy specialist at the University of California Extension. California aircraft payrolls on September 1 approached $7 million.
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United States
G. B. Gordon
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Generals Edge East Bakersfield In Thrilling 20 12 Shootout
Shafter Generals upset underdog East Bakersfield Blades 20 to 12 at focal field in a lewat game. Calvin Newton sparked Bakersfield with a 89 yard kickoff return and key runs, while Glenn Bender and Leon Watson grounded the Blades. The Dagges and Colonels faced tough losses as Shafter showed grit despite size and penalties.
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East Bakersfield Blades
Shafter High School Generals
Calvin Newton —and Company
Blades
Generals
Bakersfield
Newton
Glenn Bender
Wilbert Kirshenmann
Bender
The
Clyde Johnson
Warren Bohannon
Hackney
Johnson
East Bakersfield
Leroy Allen
Shafter
Monty Montgomery
Bill Pearce
Lowell Casey
Gene Wilcoxon
Kirchenmann
Shaffer
Cinerals
Rosie” Daniels
Poston
Colonels
East Bakersfield Daggers
Montgomery
Witcher
Wilcoxon
Muse
Rexius
Haag
Pearce
Allen
Kirschenmann
Stone
Pecker
Songer
Hamilton
Suckut
Casey
Daniels
Pierce
McDonald
Jackson
Sean
Don Shoup
Permenter
Seeger
Miller
Stotts
St. Mary
Bayless
Reed
Spangler
Johnny
Fowler
Fleming
Mouser
Pyleade Pasley
Voth
Myrick
Alexander
Townsend
O’niel
Harrison
Roberson
Reynolds
Levi
Bagley
Rains
Heffley
Mayer, Son
Kitchens
Dagges
Haages
Stanley
Prowell
Churchill
Dye
Setos
Niffen
Park
Brown
Gillespie
Pruett
Burns Chickens Hit 75 Percent Production at Shafter Ranch
A pen of 600 white Leghorn chickens at Charles Burns ranch north of Shafter is posting a 75 percent production record. Burns notes production fluctuates but high levels have been sustained since laying began. He plans a larger operation with 1,500 young hens and a modern poultry plant. California beekeepers can obtain maps of the buckeye plant distribution from the Pacific Coast Bee Culture Laboratory in Davis.
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Charles Burns
Shafter
Burns
Shafter Ranch
California
Pacific Coast
Davis
Mosaic diseases hit multiple stone fruits
University of California researchers in the college of agriculture report mosaic diseases affecting almonds, apricots, cherries, and plums. The diseases cause leaf speckling and mottling, indicating a broad impact on stone fruit crops.
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University of California
College of Agriculture
Prunes and Peaches Mentioned with Rose Diseases
A brief notice notes three rarities of diseases found on roses alongside mentions of prunes and peaches in the report.
Molybdenum Found in Sixteen California Counties
The mineral molybdenum used as a substitute for tungsten in tool steels occurs in sixteen California counties. Local geologists note its distribution across multiple regions and potential industrial applications.
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California
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Superior Court OF the
Porthe
County OF
Jacob -Eckmann
F. FE. Manuel
Wasco, Calif
Gillette
Blade
Eva Er Ee
Blue Blade
Leon
Bakersfield Tough
Shafter Colonels
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Ltd
M—Gas
McCormick Deering
John Deere
E —Steel
Steel
McCormick-Deering
Wc——Rubber
Oliver
Brenneis
Dyer
Austin
Allis-Chalmers Power
Thompson
Stansfield & McKnight, Inc
Lindsay
Caterpillar
John Deere Hanford
E. 7Th St
Corcoran
Whitley Ave
Killifer la .Tourneau
19Th St
WASCO
7Th St
Big Fall
PARCO
Aluminum
Pabco
King Lumber Company
Sumner
Union
Arvin
Taft
Buttonwillow
McFarland
Delano and Corcoran
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