Community News From The Shafter Press Readouts
Local notes report Mrs. Henderson and Mr. Henderson returning from Los Angeles after a week with friends. Clara Heinrichs returns from Glendale three weeks with visits to Dirksen Bellridge and others. Various travelers and visitors are listed from Bakersfield Pismo Cayucos Reedley Angwin Berkeley and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C.H. Henderson
Los Angeles
South
Clara Heinrichs
Glendale
J. H. ‘Dirksen
Dan Barling
Lawrence.Heath
Arnold Neufeld
Esther Voth
Arthur Diriksen
Bellridge
Pismo
Mrs
al Bender
F. J. Martin
Local residents and families visit across towns this weekend
Porterville guests stay at Jim Collins home while Ethel Suckut returns from Santa Barbara. Marel Dean Beebe moves to Modesto to attend Shafter grammar school. Ruby Weitz leaves for Angwin to Pacific Union College with Isaac and Mrs Weitz. extended family trips to Santa Maria and coast areas include 15 travelers with the Berg and Unruh groups enjoying Pismo Morro Cayucos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Suckut
Marel Dean Beebe
Modesto
J. D. Ogden
Shafter Grammar School
Ruby Weitz
Angwin
Pacific Union College
Isaac
J. P. Weitz
Dave Berg
Pismo
Morro and
Cayucos
Dick Epp
Raymond
Henry 'Kroeker
Lorrene Ratzlaff
Emma Tsaac
Henry
John
Pete Unruh
Della
Orley Berg
Cancer Deaths Show Increase in California Mortality
California’s first four months of 1935 show 2715 cancer deaths amid 25495 live births and 25178 total deaths with 1339 infant deaths, signaling a possibly higher annual death rate than 1934 per Dr. J D Dunshee, head of health. TB lungs caused 1439 deaths, non lung TB 128, pneumonia 1637, influenza 302, and 125 puerperal deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
J. D. Dunshee
Health Department
Motor Deaths Drop On Rural California Highways
California traffic fatalities fell 14 percent on rural highways in the first six months of 1935 from the same period in 1934, while city deaths rose 25 percent. Despite higher gasoline use, overall highway deaths were 13 fewer than 1934 for January through July, with total toll at 1,281 and gasoline consumption up by 19 million gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ingels
California
Roseville Taxed for Fixed Charges Only
Roseville’s city finances rely on municipal utilities for most expenses. The city will take 29,407.08 dollars from net profits of electric, water and garbage systems to cover general operating costs. United States government total costs in 1934 were about 15.233 billion. projected to exceed 20 billion with unemployment insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville
United States
State Board warns to keep budgets within 5 percent limit
The State Board of Equalization orders cities counties and districts to cap expenditures at a 5 percent increase. Officials who ignore the mandate face legal action. Taxpayers are urged to protest locally and, if needed, file formal protests with the State Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
T&he Boar
R._E. Collins
ann*“Inces
Dove Season Opens September Twenty First
Elmer Houchin of the fish and game commission warns sportsmen against jumping the gun on dove season. He notes new regulations will bring violators before federal courts. The season opens September 21 for the state, with hunting out of season handled federally. Potatoes cited as cow feed without altering milk flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Houchin
Fish Land Game Commission
Houchin
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He C. Guenther
Reedley
J. Wilson
Bank of America
Vancouver
KE. A. Beard
Mrs. Beard
Ned Vonlengel
Fresno
J. W. Crone
Berkeley
R. T. Jumper
Fred Christianson
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Lydia Ragalsky
McPherson
J. W. Nickel
H. H. Ragalsky
C. C. Bartel
J. A. Nickel
Hillsboro
W. H. Nickel
H.A. Janzen
A. H. Nickel
E. M. Steinert
Floyd Davis
Lloyd Hanway
Brock Oklahoma
Jim Collins
Shafter Press
Philco Radios
Shafter Furniture Co
Emil Stoller
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
LaSalle
Labor Temple
Kern County
G.M.A.C
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A. C. Blankinship
L. A
Adolph
Stephen Subbar
Ann Howe
Lodi
Santa Maria
G. W. Mayberg
Floyd
Kodak Films
Duehren
Sunshine Garage
H. Mayfield
Dye’s Market
Shafter
Bakersfeld Implement Co
L. A. Lugs
J.F. Bayless
Wasco
Shafter Cash and Carry
IDEAL
Crescent
Morton
Kellogg’s
eNice Td
Catsup
del Monte
Hershey's
Hershey’ S
Mother’s
Ghirardelli’s Chocolate
Hill’s Blue
Armour
Carnation Borden
Alpine
LEGO
Trupack
Phillip
van Camp
Wellman’s
DODGE
Sauerkraut
Gail Sunset
Swan
Tobacco and
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P.A
Carton Durham
Duke’s
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