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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
6
Shafter Kiwanis Club plans to attend the Nevada-California District Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles on October 3 and 4. Representatives Glen Putman Earl Weiland Morss will lead the group as members and directors of the club.
Agricultural Extension Service issues new leaflets on Debeaking Poultry to curb cannibalism. W. E. Newton and J. R. Tavernetti report on devices and practices noting San Diego County origins and Kern County parallels. bulletin available at Bakersfield offices with staff to discuss methods. Oil spray weed control in non cultivated citrus summarized from Southern California groves. Meith offers services and bulletins at 2610 M Street Bakersfield. Milk products demand rises for wartime morale. Quartermaster figures emphasize milk, cheese, and evaporated milk as essentials with quotas and production shifts. dairy leaders note strong Kern County performance. Fall irrigation warns dry periods damage trees. circular on Irrigation and Cultivation of Orchards available from Bakersfield extension.
The report notes heavy spring egg movement may cause hardship for poultrymen and urges cooperation with dealers to secure adequate egg cases. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. James Osborn and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Howell, spent a holiday weekend at Morro Bay. Former Shafter resident Mrs. Anna Harris, now in San Diego, visited friends on route to Nevada, with her sons Charles and Dick stationed at Scott Field and Fort Benning respectively. Nancy and Kenneth Spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Huebert’s family in Shafter. Mrs. Elmer Anderson left for Adeline to join her aviation cadet husband stationed there.
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