Herbert Neuman Wins State Farmer Honor On Governor's Day
Herbert Neuman is awarded the State Farmer key for 1937 at the Sacramento fair in a ceremony before about 40 000 on Governor's Day. Neuman earned the honor through a multi year agricultural project and a profitable graduation record while also serving as Future Farmer president and athlete. A second item notes UC Los Angeles Extension Division launching a dictator study laboratory to dissect old world regimes for analysis.
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Agrical Progress
Future Farmers of America Organization
California
Neuman
Future Farmer
University of California_at Los Angeles
Golden Sunlight and Blue Sky Poem Tribute
A nostalgic poem recalls boyhood days on a homestead under golden sunlight and blue skies. It chronicles parental love, loss, and a future vacation in a distant country fair where family memories endure despite sorrow. The closing line asks to be recognized as seen in The Praes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Mother
Theodore
Bayless
Delano County Board Meeting Minutes August 22 1938
The Board of Supervisors met in regular session noting approved claims and reports. Actions include sale of old autos, purchase of Delano Airport site, road and bridge projects, budget changes, and new hires for welfare and library services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Buena Vista Water District
H. R. Powell
Delano Airport
Planning Commission
Supervisor Parish
Arvin
Fairgrounds
Hillman
Corn Camp Road
7Th Standard Road
Calshire Heights
Welfare Department
Buttonwillow
Sheridan
Et al
Cohn Estate
Park Subdivision
Sequoia National Forest
Mane Imeans
Hubbard
Uw Gs
Tonwillow and McFarland Apeen
Ree Smith
UC tomato pest bulletin issued from Berkeley
The latest methods for controlling corn earworm armyworm and other tomato pests are issued as Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin 625 from the University of California College of Agriculture at Berkeley. It can be obtained from the Berkeley publications office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of California College of Agriculture
Berkeley
College of Agriculture
Kern County Board to Buy Oil Co Land for County Office Building
The Kern County Board of Supervisors will meet October 10 1938 at Bakersfield to approve a 4140 purchase from Standard Oil Company of California for 4.1 acres described land to be used as a site for a County Office Building. Any interested person may attend and be heard. August 29 1938. F. E. Smith Clerk Board of Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Kern County
City of
Bakersfield
California
Standard Oil Company of California
F. E. Smith
Potato cellar built at Tehachapi ranch gains state first
Emil Kirschenmann, noted Shafter potato grower, completes what is believed to be California's first potato storage cellar at his Tehachapi ranch. The 20 000 sack capacity will store White Rose seed spuds for Edison and Shafter planting seasons. Construction cost around 3000 dollars.
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Emil Kirschenmann
Shafter
Tehachapi
Edison
The Rocketship Soars at New York World Fair
At the New York World Fair a rocket port by Raymond Loewy showcases the dream of a mechanical age. Visitors will witness a timed show with sirens, hum of machinery, and a crane lifting the rocket into a breech as a flash and explosion signal departure to another planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Loewy
Crraing Pine Ng
Walter Horn joins Berkeley art department faculty
German art historian Walter Horn is appointed to the University of California Berkeley faculty in the art department as a lecturer in the history of art. His published works include studies on ancient influence on twelfth century South French art and on Florentine and Pisan architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Horn
University of California
South
France
Horn
Mastodons to Return for Treasure Island Exhibit
Large representations of ancient mammal life planned for the 1939 fair at Treasure Island San Francisco Bay by the University of California. The long jawed animals once roamed the site and will be recreated as part of the exhibitions.
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Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
University of California
Kern Academy Prepares for Monday Opening
Kern Academy announced regular classes begin Monday morning under Principal Dale Smith with an enrollment of 125, up from last year. A staff of eight includes Meru McWhinny replacing J E Cravens in science and E E Adamson heading home economics. Erma Neufeld and R W Gepford assigned to primary and grammar grades respectively. Registration occurred Tuesday evening amid minor repairs, seating updates, and fresh painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern Academy
Dale Smith
Meru McWhinny
E. E. Adamson
R. W. Gepford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herbert Neuman
Sacramento
Saint George
George
England
Portugual
Tomato Pest Bulletin
Cali
State Commission
George T. Cameron
San Francisco
California State Commission
F. M. McAuliffe
Tehachapi Ranch
Henry Atwell
Kirschenmann
McCall's Magazine
Pictorial Review
the Farm Journal
THE
Farmer’s Wife Magazine
Woman's World
Shatter, California
McCall's Magazine Pictorial Review
Woman’s World
Longrun Oil
Pennsylvania
CarauNea
Herbert L. Comfort
Tgs Supply Co
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